NP Aerospace secures new protected cab order
NP Aerospace has announced the receipt of another order for protected vehicle cabs, from an undisclosed customer.
This takes its total protected cab order book to more than 60 units, reflecting the company’s established position as an OEM agnostic integration partner for defence primes and military fleets, worldwide.
James Kempston, CEO at NP Aerospace said: “NP Aerospace has developed a proven armoured cab capability through the successful delivery of protected crew solutions across military logistics, engineering and specialist vehicle platforms.
“As future logistics and recovery vehicle programmes progress, we are focused on delivering low risk, exportable survivability solutions that support both national capability and international growth.”
How survivability systems are engineered to address a range of threats
The company delivers end-to-end survivability systems, from concept design and safety certification to manufacture, integration and through-life support.
NP Aerospace has successfully engineered protected crew solutions across a broad spectrum of threat levels, including up to STANAG 4569 Level 4, spanning multiple vehicle classes such as military logistic trucks, specialist engineering equipment, EOD vehicles and recovery vehicles.
NP Aerospace works with multiple vehicle manufacturers that can select their own required optimum base vehicle, encompassing proven protection capabilities.
The flexible business model allows the company to deliver complete cab assemblies, knock-down kits, armour integration packages, or licensed production options tailored to specific customer requirements and platform constraints. The company is also focused on upcoming modernisation initiatives, such as the UK MoD’s Future Heavy Equipment Transporter (HET) and Heavy Recovery Vehicle (HRV) programmes.
With active programmes running across the UK, Europe and North America, NP Aerospace is combining sovereign UK engineering and manufacturing expertise with established international delivery infrastructure. Through its global operations, it supports local manufacturing, technology transfer and built-to-print requirements.
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