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The DE&S Future Capability Group (FCG) have partnered with the British Army to test the capabilities of the Ghost Robotics V60 Quadruped. Soldiers from the 23 Parachute Engineer Regiment joined forces with experts from the DE&S Expeditionary Robotics Centre of Expertise (ERCoE) to test the potential use cases of the Ghost ...


Defence Equipment and Services (DE&S) has secured a £7.2 million contract with Bohemia Interactive Simulations (BISim) to deliver DVS2 – a training environment capable of simulating multiple military environments and operations. Personnel will be able to train anywhere in the world, across multiple terrains and with a range of weapons and ...


The Prime Minister has given his approval for the appointment of Andy Start as the new Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S) CEO. Mr Start will replace Sir Simon Bollom who has served as the DE&S CEO since 2018. DE&S is an arm’s length body of the MOD responsible for providing equipment and ...


Babcock has been awarded a 13-year contract  worth around £100 million by the UK’s Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S)  for the design, manufacture, delivery/commisioning and in-service support to the Maritime Electronic Warfare Systems Integrated Capability (MEWSIC) Increment 1. Babcock will deliver the programme together with its collaboration partners, Elbit Systems UK ...


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