Tag: Australian Defence Force
Rheinmetall ready to deliver on $100m Defence order
Rheinmetall is set to commence delivery of artillery ammunition to the Australian Defence Force as part of the Land 17 Phase 1C.2 Future Artillery...
Rheinmetall secures Land 400 Phase 2 project
The Australian Government has awarded the Land 400 Defence contract to Rheinmetall Defence Australia.
The $5 billion contract will see Rheinmetall manufacture 211Â new Combat Reconnaissance...
Cyber security firm Penten wins $1.3m Defence contract
Canberra cyber security company, Penten has been awarded a $1.3 million innovation contract to develop their AltoCrypt technology for the Australian Army.
Making the announcement,...
Babcock wins $33m defence contract
Global engineering support services company Babcock Pty Ltd has secured a $33 million contract to provide ground support equipment services to the Australian Defence...
Australia’s largest ammunition supplier opens Canberra office
NIOA, Australia's largest firearms and ammunition supplier, has opened a new office in Brindabella Park, Canberra.
Defence Industry Minister Christopher Pyne congratulated NIOA on the move,...
RingIR wins $4.6m contract to develop counter-IED technology for ADF
NSW-based RingIR will receive $4.6 million to develop a counter-IED technology that will enhance Australia’s defence capability, Defence Industry Minister Christopher Pyne announced on Wednesday.
The funding,...
Munitions supplier NIOA secures major Defence contract
Brisbane-based NIOA has won a major Defence contract to supply more than 30 different munitions to the Australian military.
The five-year, $95 million contract, which...
Boeing’s thriving Australian operations injected $1.3bn to the country’s GDP in 2016, according to...
Boeing Australia has released a report outlining the breadth, scale and economic impact of its operations in the county.
The report, which is based on...
Australian steel maker Bisalloy to provide armour for ADF’s new military vehicles
The Bisalloy Steel Group has commenced the supply of its armour grade steel for the Hawkei protected mobility vehicles which will replace the Australian...
Australia commissions its first air warfare destroyer
The Australian Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, has commissioned the HMAS Hobart, the first of three Hobart class guided missile destroyers that will enter service...
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