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2023 may have seemed like a rollercoaster when it came to revisions and new regulations for the aerospace, defense, and security businesses. In this episode of Womble Perspectives, we outline several changes relevant to business in the government contracts industry for 2024. https://bit.ly/3vYjoGx

2023 may have seemed like a rollercoaster when it came to revisions and new regulations for the aerospace, defense, and security businesses. In this episode of Womble Perspectives, we outline several changes relevant to business in the government contracts industry for 2024. https://bit.ly/3vYjoGx

America’s Defense Powerhouses: A Look at the Top U.S. Defense Firms America's defense powerhouses showcase unmatched innovation and drive the defense sector's growth amidst global conflicts. https://lnkd.in/gTGkbBJt

Major defense contracts worth over $60 billion are up for grabs in 2024! From IT to missile defense, this year's opportunities are massive. If you're looking to win big, it's time to prepare now for 2025's even larger deals. Let's talk strategy! 📺 Watch Joe break down the key contracts and how you can secure your share: Visit Transform42inc.com for more. #DefenseContracts #TechInDefense #BiddingSuccess #FutureOfDefense

Optimizing Weapon System Availability and Performance: A Modern Approach to Intelligent Content Delivery In today’s fast-paced defense industry, delivering intelligent, structured content to military equipment operators and maintainers is critical for keeping complex weapon systems in top shape. As a global defense manufacturer, it’s not enough to provide content quickly... Read the entire blog here: https://lnkd.in/gTCsAjaC #FlatironsSolutions #FlatironsKnowledgeCenter #FlatironsPinpoint #FlatironsKnowledgeCenterAuthoringSolution #FlatironsPinpointViewingSolution #DefenseIndustry #DefenceIndustry #StructuredContentManagement #IETPViewer

My first steps in coatings 4 the European defense field .......... based upon almost 10 years of experience with the most US important defense firms.

The best in the business, Gale Force Wins is back at #DEFSECAtlantic this year producing the DEFSEC Atlantic Podcast presented by Cisco. Keep an eye out here on LinkedIn as we will be sharing all the conversations that take place this week that touch on all things happening in the aerospace and defence industries. #DEFSECAtlantic #Halifax #NovaScotia #AtlanticCanada #Defence #Tradeshow #DEFSECATL #Podcast

Major defense contracts worth over $60 billion are up for grabs in 2024! From IT to missile defense, this year's opportunities are massive. If you're looking to win big, it's time to prepare now for 2025's even larger deals. Let's talk strategy! 📺 Watch Joe break down the key contracts and how you can secure your share: Visit Transform42inc.com for more. #DefenseContracts #TechInDefense #BiddingSuccess #FutureOfDefense

"Ukroboronprom" entered the list of the 50 best global defense companies for the first time according to the Defense News portal. The concern took 49th place, climbing 16 places in a year. The Minister of Strategic Industries Oleksandr Kamyshin says that out of the hundred largest defense companies in the world, “Ukroboronprom” is growing the fastest — its revenue for 2023 has grown by 72% to $2.2 billion. According to him, in the first half of 2024, the concern kept a similar pace. Kamyshin emphasized that the development of the defense industry was caused by the war. So now the goal of the entire #Ukrainian defense industry is one — to produce as many high-quality weapons as possible for the Defense Forces. "However, looking at this rating, we see: after the victory, the defense industry will become one of the most important export directions of our economy," Kamyshin noted. https://lnkd.in/dQ3w68_n

🇺🇸 🚀🚁[excerpt] Since the 1990s, the defense sector has consolidated substantially, transitioning from 51 to 5 aerospace and defense prime contractors.' As a result, DoD is increasingly reliant on a small number of contractors for critical defense capabilities. Consolidations that reduce required capability and capacity and the depth of competition would have serious consequences for national security. Over approximately the last three decades, the number of suppliers in major weapons system categories has declined substantially: tactical missile suppliers have declined from 13 to 3, fixed-wing aircraft suppliers declined from 8 to 3, and satellite suppliers have halved from 8 to 4. Today, 90% of missiles come from 3 sources.? As a result, promoting competition and ensuring it is fair and open for future programs is a critical Department priority. https://lnkd.in/gVMtBe8v