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Australia DoD - Paramarine™ helps the Australian Department of Defence reconstruct the past

HMAS Sydney, a light cruiser in the Royal Australian Navy between 1934 and 1941, was sunk with all hands during World War II, following a battle with a German raider vessel.With all 645 crew lost, it represented the greatest ever loss of life on an Australian warship.

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BMT Defence Services Ltd - Improving the design of future naval vessels using Paramarine

BMT Defence Services finds Paramarine® intuitive and simple to use, it values the ongoing support provided by QinetiQ GRC to overcome any
problems or technical issues it faces using the software.

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CWID - QinetiQ provides infrastructure for showcase coalition event

Efficient computer communication technologies are vital in today's military conflicts so it is important to pinpoint any capability gaps that exist, ensure that money is being spent on developing the most effective solutions and identify innovative opportunities for the future.

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Defence Fuels Group - QinetiQ supports quality and future sustainability of fuel for UK armed forces

The Defence Fuels Group is responsible for the efficient and effective provision of aviation, marine and ground fuels, lubricants and industrial gases to the UK's armed forces worldwide.

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Dstl - QinetiQ human science expertise helps the UK Ministry of Defence prepare its people for operations

The UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) is committed to supporting its men and women in the armed forces, in active service, when entering civilian life and into retirement. However, providing this support has been a challenge

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JMATS - UK MOD air traffic management benefits from QinetiQ expertise

QinetiQ helped the MOD understand its existing air traffic management capability and identify new information for them to enter competitive dialogue with industry.

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UKMDC - QinetiQ simulation and trials support MOD missile defence advances

The UK Missile Defence Centre (MDC) was established as a joint industry and Ministry of Defence (MOD) initiative to keep the government informed and updated on ballistic missile defence (BMD) related technologies and
architectures.

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US Army - US Army deploys QinetiQ vehicle arrest system in Iraq and Afghanistan

X-Net® is a unique spiked net made of Dyneema®, a highly refined superstrong polyethylene fibre. Spikes in the leading edge of the net pierce the front tyres and the net then envelopes them, bringing the vehicle to a safe and controlled stop in seconds with minimal collateral damage.

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Watchkeeper - QinetiQ helps advance ISTAR programme for the UK Army

The Watchkeeper system, when delivered, will be managed and operated by approximately 600 personnel of the UK Army’s Royal Artillery 32 Regiment, based at Larkhill, UK.

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Aircraft Carrier Alliance - QinetiQ's Ocean Basin puts new Royal Navy vessel design through its paces

The biggest and most powerful surface warships
ever built or the Royal Navy, HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of
Wales will each displace 65,000 tonnes, be 280 metres long and be
capable of carrying up to 40 aircraft along with 1,450 crew.

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Royal Australian Air Force - QinetiQ reporting is critical to viability of the Royal Australian Air Force

The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) needs to keep their parent organisation, the Department of Defence, fully informed of its capability, preparedness and any identified shortfalls if it is to successfully argue for adequate resourcing.

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