Babcock to provide NATO with wargaming expertise
Babcock has been awarded a second contract by NATO’s Joint Warfare Centre (JWC) to provide the Alliance with expert advice on wargaming activities.
Image courtesy Babcock
Based at JWC in Stavanger, Norway and operating across NATO’s command headquarters, the one-year contract will see Babcock support the design, delivery and management of professional wargames for strategic and operational level participants.
Wargaming is a vital tool for providing a safe-to-fail environment for testing and enhancing defence preparedness. It also enhances headquarters’ command, control and decision-making processes.
Jo Rayson, Managing Director for Babcock’s Training Business, said: “Wargaming is critical for developing military strategies and maximising battle readiness – and as a leading provider of individual and collective military training, Babcock is ideally suited to support NATO as it evolves its wargaming offering.”
Babcock is one of the largest providers of training to the British Armed Forces and this further training contract with NATO follows the recent award of a five-year contract for the provision of subject matter experts to fulfil JWC exercise play functions.
Sign up for our newsletter and get our latest content in your inbox.
Similar Reads
1
2
3
Sign up for our newsletter. Select all sectors relevant to you.
Related
Unions oppose £5.7bn easyJet takeover by Apollo over job security concerns
Unions oppose £5.7bn easyJet takeover by Apollo over job security concerns
European employee representatives have opposed Apollo’s £5.7bn easyJet takeover, citing concerns over job security and long-term employment protections.
UK airport drop-off charges face government review after sharp increases
UK airport drop-off charges face government review after sharp increases
The UK Government will review airport drop-off fees after sharp increases, with some airports now charging £10 for short stops.
TechPoint strengthens UK manufacturing capabilities with Esprit Electronics acquisition
TechPoint strengthens UK manufacturing capabilities with Esprit Electronics acquisition
Basingstoke headquartered TechPoint has expanded its Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) expertise with the acquisition of Southampton based Esprit Electronics.
NAD and CDS want accelerated capability as DSEI UK 27 launched
NAD and CDS want accelerated capability as DSEI UK 27 launched
As the National Armaments Director (NAD) and the Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS) launched DSEI UK 2027 yesterday, they said faster capability delivery, greater innovation and improved readiness are required to ensure the UK and its allies are suitably prepared for any future conflict.
UK targets 22 barriers keeping space firms out of defence contracts
UK targets 22 barriers keeping space firms out of defence contracts
The UK Space Agency has identified 22 barriers facing commercial space firms seeking defence contracts and outlined plans to improve procurement and funding access.
UK could spend £5bn on drones that cannot survive the battlefield, MyDefence warns
UK could spend £5bn on drones that cannot survive the battlefield, MyDefence warns
Britain risks investing billions in uncrewed systems that may struggle to operate in a drone-saturated battlefield unless survivability is designed in from the outset, MyDefence has warned.
ClearSpace selected to deliver UK’s first active debris removal mission
ClearSpace selected to deliver UK’s first active debris removal mission
The UK-led programme will remove two defunct satellites while creating specialist jobs, supporting supply chains and building capability in the growing in-orbit services sector.
UK Connect Defence launches Rapid Broadband Kit
UK Connect Defence launches Rapid Broadband Kit
A new solution designed and manufactured in the UK, is set to deliver resilient integrated 5G and LEO satellite services broadband connectivity via a single rugged unit, connecting people, systems and services for defence, humanitarian and remote operations, with no external supporting infrastructure.
Excelerate delivers Malta Mobile Command Centre and Lab to the University of Malta
Excelerate delivers Malta Mobile Command Centre and Lab to the University of Malta
The University of Malta now has a mobile connected operational environment housing workstations, real-time data processing, live video streaming and drone deployment in a single vehicle, that can be deployed wherever it is needed.
NAD and CDS want accelerated capability as DSEI UK 27 launched
NAD and CDS want accelerated capability as DSEI UK 27 launched
As the National Armaments Director (NAD) and the Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS) launched DSEI UK 2027 yesterday, they said faster capability delivery, greater innovation and improved readiness are required to ensure the UK and its allies are suitably prepared for any future conflict.
Warwickshire Police turns to AI to review the quality of investigations
Warwickshire Police turns to AI to review the quality of investigations
An eight-agent system checks investigation records against policing standards, with officers retaining responsibility for decisions.
UK Connect Defence launches Rapid Broadband Kit
UK Connect Defence launches Rapid Broadband Kit
A new solution designed and manufactured in the UK, is set to deliver resilient integrated 5G and LEO satellite services broadband connectivity via a single rugged unit, connecting people, systems and services for defence, humanitarian and remote operations, with no external supporting infrastructure.