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NavalEurope

Britain to channel more than £100 billion through UK suppliers under decade-long nuclear submarine, warhead and infrastructure expansion

Britain expects more than £100 billion to flow through domestic suppliers over the next decade as it expands submarines, nuclear warheads and supporting infrastructure. The Defence Nuclear Enterprise is budgeted at £12 billion in 2025-26 and involves more than 6,000 UK companies, with spending through 2029-30 set £20 billion above the previous four-year period. Priorities include two submarine construction programmes, SSN-AUKUS design work, two warhead programmes and the reactor-fuel cycle. The government also plans £15 billion for warheads, £6 billion for submarine production facilities and £26 billion for naval-base modernisation.

Defence Industry Europe·26 Sep · 00:00

IndustryNorth America

U.S. Marines Expand NMESIS Anti-Ship Missile Force With $404M Kongsberg Award

The U.S. Marine Corps has awarded Kongsberg a firm-fixed-price contract worth up to $404.4 million for additional Naval Strike Missile launcher units, weapon-control systems and support equipment. The equipment supports the unmanned NMESIS coastal anti-ship system, which mounts two missiles on a remotely operated ROGUE-Fires vehicle derived from the JLTV. Work is scheduled through September 2034, with 85 percent performed in Norway and 15 percent in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. No funds were obligated at award and quantities remain order-dependent, although the fiscal 2027 request includes 32 launchers and 103 missiles.

Army Recognition·26 Sep · 00:00

IndustryNorth America

Ohio steelmaker gets $995M deal for artillery shell steel

The Defense Logistics Agency has awarded Ohio-based Metallus a sole-source, firm-fixed-price contract worth up to $995 million for HF-1 steel used in 155 mm artillery shells. The five-year agreement runs through September 24, 2031, has no option periods and will draw on fiscal 2025-2029 funding as orders are placed. HF-1 forms the fragmenting bodies of M795 high-explosive and M1128 extended-range projectiles, and Metallus has supplied the alloy since 1993. The Army has also funded capacity expansion at Canton aimed at producing enough steel for more than 120,000 shell bodies monthly.

Defence Blog·26 Sep · 00:00

DronesEurope

Anduril and ORIGIN sign pact to test BLAZE interceptor with Lattice in Latvia, targeting drone threats on NATO's eastern flank

Anduril and Latvian company ORIGIN have signed a memorandum to test ORIGIN's BLAZE drone interceptor with Anduril's Lattice command-and-control software in Latvia. The partners plan demonstrations, validation, data sharing and counter-drone performance assessments, including development of a concept of operations linking BLAZE with radars and other sensors connected through Lattice. BLAZE receives target data before acquiring, tracking and intercepting a drone under operator supervision. The agreement was signed during a Latvian business mission to the United States and represents an integration and evaluation effort rather than a procurement decision.

Defence Industry Europe·26 Sep · 00:00

DronesEurope

Germany Unveils Neptor 350 km/h Drone Interceptor as U.S. Army Seeks Defense Against Mass UAV Attacks

German company THYRA displayed its Neptor high-speed counter-drone interceptor at Euro Defence Expo 2026 in Essen. The 3.2-kilogram aircraft is advertised with a top speed of 350 km/h, a 0.5-kilogram payload and a maximum range of 24 kilometres, using thermal sensing for target acquisition. It is intended for autonomous interception from mobile or remote launch positions as a lower-cost defensive layer against massed unmanned aircraft. The exhibition coincides with wider U.S. Army interest in affordable counter-UAS systems, but no American purchase or selection of Neptor was announced.

Army Recognition·26 Sep · 00:00

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