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  • BAE secures four-year UK artillery support framework

    BAE Systems has secured four years of UK artillery support. The Babcock-awarded framework covers weapon system components for the 105mm Light Gun and wider artillery portfolio as domestic barrel manufacturing capacity returns.


  • Italy launches €3.7bn DDX destroyer programme

    Italy has formally launched its next-generation DDX destroyer programme today. The €3.7bn package covers development, production, logistics work, advanced combat systems, and initial support for up to two Italian Navy ships.


  • WireMasters adds aerospace engineer to US technical team

    WireMasters has appointed Shane Pokrifka to support aerospace defence customers. His engineering background spans missile propulsion, hypersonics, flight testing, supplier management, and technical business development.


  • Sentinel launches Canadian deployable defence consortium

    Sentinel has launched a Canadian consortium for deployable defence infrastructure. StarForge combines field manufacturing, communications, autonomy, sensing, power, and command technology under one integration programme.


  • Tycho.AI wins USSOCOM portable counter-UAS contract

    Tycho.AI will develop ten portable counter-UAS interceptors for special forces. The $900,000 programme targets autonomous protection for dismounted operators in contested and GPS-denied environments.


  • Mexico adds second C-130J-30 transport aircraft

    Mexico has ordered a second C-130J-30 Super Hercules transport aircraft. The follow-on acquisition continues recapitalisation of the Mexican Air Force’s longstanding tactical airlift capability.


  • Viasat wins USMC multi-orbit satellite services task

    Viasat has secured initial Marine Corps multi-orbit satellite services work. The $42 million task order sits under a seven-year MECS2 contract with a ceiling of up to $307 million.


  • Dassault opens Portuguese Rafale industrial talks

    Dassault has opened Rafale industrial cooperation talks with Portuguese industry. The agreement with AED Cluster Portugal accompanies its bid to replace the Portuguese Air Force’s F-16 fleet.


  • RAF forms first dedicated Space Effects Squadron

    RAF creates Britain’s first dedicated military unit for space effects. No. III Space Effects Squadron will counter hostile activity threatening UK access to critical orbital services and infrastructure.


  • Plymouth unlocks £84m maritime autonomy package

    Plymouth has secured £50 million for maritime autonomy growth plans. The approved programme could unlock another £34 million from industry and local partners while creating nearly 1,000 jobs.