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UK manufacturer Lincad has won a contract for battery repair with the Ministry of Defence (MOD). The battery repair contract will cover L118 Light Gun Battery Power Management Systems (BPMS) which will be maintained by Lincad, a British manufacturer of specialist chargers. All work will be carried out in Lincad’s new ...


Surrey-based Lincad has become a world leader in bespoke power management solutions, designing and manufacturing specialist batteries, chargers and power management systems for military and other specialist applications. Ahead of the company’s participation in DVD 2016, Lincad Joint Managing Director Peter Slade shared its defence supplier success tips with MOD DCB ...


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