Posts Tagged ‘Defence Infrastructure Organisation’
Defence Procurement Pavilion at DPRTE 2019
January 30, 2019Defence Procurement, Research, Technology & Exportability (DPRTE), the sector’s premier procurement event, will take place at Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre on 28 March 2019. Sitting at the heart of the event, the DPRTE Defence Procurement Pavilion will provide visitors with an unrivalled opportunity to engage directly with key procurement ...
DIO Commercial Director, Jacqui Rock, confirmed for DPRTE 2019
January 17, 2019The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) Commercial Director, Jacqui Rock, has been confirmed to appear at Defence Procurement, Research, Technology & Exportability (DPRTE) 2019, which will take place for the first time at Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre on 28 March. The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) plays a vital role in ...
The Defence Infrastructure (DIO) Commercial Director, Jacqui Rock, has been confirmed to appear at Defence Procurement, Research, Technology & Exportability (DPRTE) 2019, which will take place for the first time at Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre on 28 March. The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) plays a vital role in supporting ...
The Defence Infrastructure Organisation has chosen the team for the £160 million Ministry of Defence project to build an F-35 flight simulator, maintenance unit, new hangars and storage facilities at RAF Lakenheath. HLM will work alongside the Engineering and construction firm Kier VolkerFitzpatrick to design and deliver the new facilities. The Suffolk ...
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