General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems has signed a teaming agreement with Firehawk Aerospace aimed at accelerating the development and production of next-generation 155mm base bleed motors.
Leaders from the Defense Contract Management Agency in Lexington attended the opening of a new industrial facility operated by Conco Inc. on February 5.
Tiberius Aerospace has announced a breakthrough in artillery technology following the successful test of a liquid-fuelled ramjet projectile.
CSG has signed a contract worth nearly €300 million to supply large-calibre ammunition to a European customer.
The U.S. Army and Day & Zimmerman have opened a new facility in Parsons, Kansas, dedicated to producing 155mm M795 artillery projectiles.
The Government of Canada has announced a $1.4 billion investment to expand domestic ammunition production capacity.
The Israel Ministry of Defense has signed a contract valued at approximately $48 million to procure tens of thousands of artillery shells from Elbit Systems.
European Defence Agency will coordinate a new Joint Ammunition Qualification programme aimed at harmonising ammunition testing procedures across participating European countries.
The U.S. Department of War announced on March 27 that it had signed a framework agreement with Northrop Grumman for the production and supply of M1147 Advanced Multi-Purpose tank ammunition.
ZVS holding, part of the CSG Group, and the French company EURENCO have signed a memorandum confirming the creation of a joint venture to build a new production facility in Slovakia.
Czechoslovak Group (CSG) is to supply tens of thousands of artillery and mortar rounds to a NATO member country in Western Europe under a contract valued in the low hundreds of millions of euros.
The U.S. Army’s Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona is testing prototypes of the Next Generation Rocket Assisted Projectile, aimed at significantly extending the range of 155 mm artillery rounds beyond the roughly 30 kilometers currently achievable with rocket assistance.
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