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UK takes steps forward in major land system competitions, but budget uncertainty looms
That said, budget uncertainty looms, leaving market executives to question how the British military will fund programs long term.
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UK eyes alternative to Galileo satellite system as Brexit row widens
The Brexit squabble has snared Britain’s fast-growing space industry, which has been excluded by the EU from bidding for further Galileo-related contracts.
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UK restarts frigate competition – but will anyone take part?
The UK is giving another go at attracting local companies to help build its next frigate.
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UK reports massive uptick in defense exports
Britain’s defense exports recorded a 53 percent increase, figures released by the government show.
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UK halts plans for a budget frigate
Britain’s Ministry of Defence waited for the day Parliament went into its summer recess to reveal that a competition to build five frigates had been put on ice.
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Industry execs troubled by Britain’s failure to find leader for defense export agency
Executives at the Farnborough Airshow have told Defense News that while they remain concerned at the delay, they understand the Treasury recently decided to soften its line on pay.
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‘Money is the elephant in the room’ hindering progress for UK defense program
A five page document released in Parliament had next to no detail and talked in generalities about the way ahead. Experts predict the defense strategy will not be finalized until more clarity comes on the budget.
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UK prime minister moves to reassure industry as Brexit terms lose support
Industry and government officials have been working on a defense sector deal for months, and executives say it’s possible a deal will emerge by the end of the year, or more likely in early 2019.
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The UK procurement minister is out after six months
Guto Bebb became the latest victim of the Conservative government’s handling of Brexit.
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Airbus marks two milestones for Zephyr solar-powered drone
The machines have previously been touted as capable of providing surveillance or communications relay capabilities, possibly for special forces.
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UK takes steps forward in major land system competitions, but budget uncertainty looms
That said, budget uncertainty looms, leaving market executives to question how the British military will fund programs long term.
-
UK eyes alternative to Galileo satellite system as Brexit row widens
The Brexit squabble has snared Britain’s fast-growing space industry, which has been excluded by the EU from bidding for further Galileo-related contracts.
-
UK restarts frigate competition – but will anyone take part?
The UK is giving another go at attracting local companies to help build its next frigate.
-
UK reports massive uptick in defense exports
Britain’s defense exports recorded a 53 percent increase, figures released by the government show.
-
UK halts plans for a budget frigate
Britain’s Ministry of Defence waited for the day Parliament went into its summer recess to reveal that a competition to build five frigates had been put on ice.
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Industry execs troubled by Britain’s failure to find leader for defense export agency
Executives at the Farnborough Airshow have told Defense News that while they remain concerned at the delay, they understand the Treasury recently decided to soften its line on pay.
-
‘Money is the elephant in the room’ hindering progress for UK defense program
A five page document released in Parliament had next to no detail and talked in generalities about the way ahead. Experts predict the defense strategy will not be finalized until more clarity comes on the budget.
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UK prime minister moves to reassure industry as Brexit terms lose support
Industry and government officials have been working on a defense sector deal for months, and executives say it’s possible a deal will emerge by the end of the year, or more likely in early 2019.
-
The UK procurement minister is out after six months
Guto Bebb became the latest victim of the Conservative government’s handling of Brexit.
-
Airbus marks two milestones for Zephyr solar-powered drone
The machines have previously been touted as capable of providing surveillance or communications relay capabilities, possibly for special forces.
-
UK takes steps forward in major land system competitions, but budget uncertainty looms
That said, budget uncertainty looms, leaving market executives to question how the British military will fund programs long term.
-
UK eyes alternative to Galileo satellite system as Brexit row widens
The Brexit squabble has snared Britain’s fast-growing space industry, which has been excluded by the EU from bidding for further Galileo-related contracts.
-
UK restarts frigate competition – but will anyone take part?
The UK is giving another go at attracting local companies to help build its next frigate.
-
UK reports massive uptick in defense exports
Britain’s defense exports recorded a 53 percent increase, figures released by the government show.
-
UK halts plans for a budget frigate
Britain’s Ministry of Defence waited for the day Parliament went into its summer recess to reveal that a competition to build five frigates had been put on ice.
-
Industry execs troubled by Britain’s failure to find leader for defense export agency
Executives at the Farnborough Airshow have told Defense News that while they remain concerned at the delay, they understand the Treasury recently decided to soften its line on pay.
-
‘Money is the elephant in the room’ hindering progress for UK defense program
A five page document released in Parliament had next to no detail and talked in generalities about the way ahead. Experts predict the defense strategy will not be finalized until more clarity comes on the budget.
-
UK prime minister moves to reassure industry as Brexit terms lose support
Industry and government officials have been working on a defense sector deal for months, and executives say it’s possible a deal will emerge by the end of the year, or more likely in early 2019.
-
The UK procurement minister is out after six months
Guto Bebb became the latest victim of the Conservative government’s handling of Brexit.
-
Airbus marks two milestones for Zephyr solar-powered drone
The machines have previously been touted as capable of providing surveillance or communications relay capabilities, possibly for special forces.
