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Detroit Defense has acquired Athenix to broaden systems integration capability. The deal adds intelligence, cyber operations, software development, and mission readiness expertise to its existing military platform engineering and digital logistics business.
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CGI Federal will test quantum computing for contested logistics operations. The Quantum Pathfinder initiative with DLA and the University of Tennessee will examine warehouse orchestration, reverse logistics, and resilient inventory positioning.
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VIAVI has completed CMMC Level 2 certification across defence products. The assessed scope covers radio test, avionics, synthetic and modular test, and Position, Navigation and Timing systems used across its aerospace and defence business.
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Redwire has joined a $981 million Space Force contract vehicle. The ten-year NITE-STAR framework covers competitive task orders for national security space test and training infrastructure, with no guaranteed revenue from selection alone.
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HawkEye 360 secured $18 million in Middle East contracts today. The awards cover space based signals intelligence data, analytics, and mission support for undisclosed defence and national security customers.
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Lyntris has qualified a critical SPY-6 radar hardware assembly component. The two-year programme establishes an additional production source for a thermally important part as Raytheon increases manufacturing capacity across the naval radar family.
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DTCP has secured €455 million for its first defence fund. The Europe-led strategy will target growth companies across autonomy, artificial intelligence, cyber defence, secure communications, space, and other technologies tied to defence, security, and resilience.
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UK defence employers will expand youth opportunities substantially by 2035. The industry agreement covers apprenticeships, work experience, employment pathways, and careers engagement as defence employers prepare for higher demand across engineering, digital, and manufacturing roles.
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Saab has signed three partnerships around Swedish defence space integration. The MoUs with SSC Space, OHB Sweden, and Ericsson cover ground infrastructure, satellite platforms, and terrestrial and space communications.
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UK defence spending with domestic industry reached £34.1 billion annually. Official 2025/26 data show real terms growth of 3.2%, higher weapons and ammunition expenditure, and £1.3bn of direct spending with SMEs.