Tag: Department of Defence

Lockheed Martin Australia has introduced its proposed AIR6500 solution, featuring a Battle Management System that could combine inputs from the Defence Department's extensive network of highly capable sensors into a single, actionable picture, providing clarity and cohesion to a challenging undertaking. 

Defence industry company XTEK has received two Department of Defence grants totalling $800,000 intended to purchase new advanced manufacturing equipment and accelerate product development.

The Australian Department of Defence has made a $26.9 million purchase order for XTEK Limited’s new Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (SUAS). 

The federal government’s move to redirect funding from the Modern Manufacturing Initiative (MMI) and Fund (MMF) may significantly disadvantage manufacturers, according to RSM Australia,...

Northrop Grumman Australia has successfully completed the demonstration of a sovereign, fifth-generation Joint Air Battle Management System (JABMS) for the AIR6500 Program Office in...

The Australian Department of Defence has revealed the new electric-powered Bushmaster at the recent Chief of Army Symposium, a three-day event that gathered the...

Media Release By Royal Wolf National shipping container company Royal Wolf has won a $51m contract to build 300 Personnel Restraint Modules for the Department of...

Defence Minister Peter Dutton has announced the creation of more than 300 scholarships over the next five years to boost Australia's nuclear scientific and engineering workforce. Minister...

DroneShield has secured a $800,000 contract with the Australian Department of Defence (DoD) to carry out works related to Artificial Intelligence in multi-domain applications. DroneShield’s...

Ventia has secured a $158 million contract with the Department of Defence, Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group (CASG) to deliver engineering support platforms for...