Advancing UK Aerospace, Defence, Security & Space Solutions Worldwide
  • Home
  • /
  • Defence
  • /
  • Raytheon Anschütz UK office moves to new location

Defence

Raytheon Anschütz UK office moves to new location

Raytheon Anschütz has confirmed the move of its Portsmouth-based UK team to the new National Maritime Systems Centre, located at Portsdown Technology Park.

Image courtesy Raytheon

The new location has a modern and well-equipped space to develop and integrate the UK Royal Navy Type 31 Warship Integrated Navigation and Bridge System (WINBS). Workshops and offices are co-located with the other shore equipment for the Type 26 and Type 45 programmes.

“Crucially, our new location puts Raytheon Technologies in the heart of our customer community and in a position best placed to provide support to the Royal Navy Fleet moving forward,” said Glen Cheadle, manager of the Raytheon Anschütz UK office.

Advertisement
ODU RT

Raytheon Anschütz is under contract to supply and integrate the WINBS for the Royal Navy’s new Type 26 and Type 31 ship classes. Raytheon Anschütz already delivered the WINBS for the Type 45 destroyers, and was under contract for in-service support.

At the end of 2020, the Ministry of Defence opted for the full Type 45 destroyer in-service support contract extension option, including a significant upgrade of hardware and the operating system.

“The new location will allow us to maximize our commitment to the MoD,” said Cheadle. “We look forward to being able to bring the new ship classes under our same support umbrella as they come into service.”

Advertisement
Security & Policing Rectangle

 

Advertisement
Babcock LB Babcock LB
UK and European allies to develop advanced surface-to-air weapon

Defence

UK and European allies to develop advanced surface-to-air weapon

20 February 2026

UK Minister for Defence Readiness and Industry Luke Pollard MP has announced today that Britain and its European allies will be better defended as they group together to develop advanced air defence weapons to protect European skies and strengthen NATO's shield.

BAE Systems rolls out CV9035 MkIV to Slovak Armed Forces

Defence Events

BAE Systems rolls out CV9035 MkIV to Slovak Armed Forces

20 February 2026

The CV9035 MkIV for the Armed Forces of the Slovak Republic has been unveiled during a ceremonial rollout at BAE Systems Hägglunds in Sweden.

Wales to be UK launchpad for advanced autonomous tech

Aerospace Defence Security

Wales to be UK launchpad for advanced autonomous tech

20 February 2026

Thousands of skilled workers in Wales will be involved in the design, testing and manufacture of advanced autonomous technologies and unmanned systems, as a landmark £50 million Defence Growth Deal positions the nation at the forefront of Britain’s defence future.

BAE Systems and SURVICE partner on uncrewed air systems

Defence

BAE Systems and SURVICE partner on uncrewed air systems

20 February 2026

BAE Systems FalconWorks and SURVICE Engineering have signed a Framework Agreement to enable collaboration on the development of uncrewed air system (UAS) technologies.

Advertisement
PTC rectangle
BAE Systems completes trials of ATLAS UGV

Defence

BAE Systems completes trials of ATLAS UGV

19 February 2026

BAE Systems has completed the latest trials of its Autonomous Tactical Light Armour System (ATLAS) Uncrewed Ground Vehicle (UGV).

Galvion unveils Hellbender ultra-lightweight helmet

Defence

Galvion unveils Hellbender ultra-lightweight helmet

19 February 2026

Galvion has unveiled the Batlskin Hellbender UL (Ultra-Light) helmet — a new ultra-lightweight ballistic head system developed to meet the evolving needs of modern armed forces operating at scale and seeking force-wide standardisation.

Advertisement
PTC rectangle
Advertisement
Babcock LB Babcock LB