The UK Ministry of Defence and BAE Systems have decided to continue the Typhoon Availability Service (TAS), a partnership that supports and maintains the RAF fleet of Typhoon aircraft for another 12 months until the end of 2014.
Scottish pub tycoon Kevin Doyle is reportedly backing a £750,000 investment in British gun manufacturing.
UK jobs may be at risk at helicopter manufacturer AgustaWestland following the cancellation of a major order by the Indian government.
The Indian government has pulled the plug on the £466m contract to buy 12 British-manufactured AgustaWestland helicopters following allegations that bribes were made to win the deal.
BAE Systems will soon start procuring long lead items for the Vanguard Successor Programme after government confirmed two contracts totalling £79m.
BAE Systems has sidestepped security rules with its new sourcing system. Malcolm Wheatley blogs.
The Watchkeeper Unmanned Air System, designed and built by Thales UK, has received a Statement of Type Design Assurance from the Military Aviation Authority, paving the way for commercial manufacture.
Stephen Fitz-Gerald, CEO of Marshall Aerospace Group, talks about his strategy for growth in engineering solutions and the privileges of running one of the UK’s few exemplary Mittelstand-like manufacturing firms.
Gunning for growth: Reconnoitring prospects for the UK defence industry.
James Pozzi investigates progress and potential in reforming the notorious inefficiencies of UK defence procurement.
