According to the company, the Netherlands continues to focus on interoperability with allies, using Oshkosh’s open systems approach to integrate emerging technologies and mission systems. This design allows the DXPV platform to support a wide range of missions while enabling the Ministry of Defence to align its modernisation priorities efficiently.
“Our ongoing collaboration with the Netherlands Ministry of Defence reflects our shared commitment to modernization and mission success,” said Pat Williams, Chief Programs Officer at Oshkosh Defense. “The sustained trust of our European allies reinforces our role as the mobility partner of choice, delivering integrated solutions that enhance readiness and equip Soldiers for today’s evolving battlefield.”
As part of the order, Oshkosh will also deliver two DXPV training kits to support readiness initiatives for Dutch soldiers. The company said the kits will allow training to begin immediately, supporting a seamless transition and sustained operational capability.
Oshkosh Defense Europe B.V. and Oshkosh Defense, LLC, a business of Oshkosh Corporation, stated that the announcement underlines their commitment to providing mission-built vehicles and lifecycle support services. These efforts are intended to enhance mobility, protection and operational effectiveness for allied armed forces worldwide.
