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Leidos has appointed Andrew Campbell as Leidos Australia’s Vice President, Business Development.

The government is investing over $1.7 billion in advanced weapons systems to build the Australian Defence Force's long-range strike capabilities.

Norseld has announced the completion of its acquisition of photonics capabilities from BAE Systems Australia.

Arican has announced the appointment of Mark Sjolander in a dual role as Senior Adviser and Chief of Staff.

Engineering company UGL has won a contract to provide strategic advice, planning, supply management, operations, and maintenance for the ADF's fuel network.

HDR has appointed Tim Napper as its Defence Principal following this year’s Strategic Review.

Commercial & General has announced a partnership with Babcock Australasia and commenced construction of a new facility in Adelaide.

AI and cloud robotics company Cloud Ground Control announced a new strategic partnership with Robotics Australia Group.

Canberra-based Teron Labs announced that it has been accredited to become a FIPS 140 laboratory, the only laboratory in the Southern Hemisphere to offer this service.

Adelaide-based company Inovor Technologies has been selected as the next participant in the Lockheed Martin Mentor Protégé Program.

Saab Australia has opened its expanded Melbourne office to accommodate the rapid growth of its Victorian workforce and support the successful delivery of major defence and security projects.

Arican Advisory and Capital welcomed Aaron McMahon to their global business development team as a Senior Adviser.

Navy recruit Stephen Thompson once had a long, successful career in the automotive industry, but late last year he decided to explore a career in the ADF instead.

Beca welcomed Robyn Kierse yesterday as General Manager of Australian Advisory business, based in Canberra.

Australian small businesses participating in Boeing Australia’s first Capability Up-Lift Program have graduated with seven Boeing contracts, including agreements with three new suppliers.

DEWC Services and the University of New South Wales Canberra signed a memorandum of understanding on 20 July, partnering to tackle defence-focused research problems | Keira Joyce