Welcome to the new day in defence procurement
It’s the dawn of a new day for defence procurement with the launch of Defence Contracts International V5! The brand new site features a fresh look, powerful
Explore all-new packages in DCI V5
With the new DCI service comes brand new business growth options, and we’ve got a DCI package designed to suit the business you have now
MOD’s official contracts publication announces advertising opportunities
MOD Defence Contracts Bulletin Aerospace Supply Chain Special Focus – 5 August 2015 MOD Defence Contracts Bulletin (MOD DCB) would like to offer you a
Build your business with DCI V5
The new day in defence procurement is on its way, with Defence Contracts International V5 launching 4 August 2015. The relaunched DCI service will offer a new
Get ready for a new day in defence procurement
4 August 2015 will be the dawn of a new day for defence procurement. Defence Contracts International V5 will launch to market with a brand
Why the Summer Budget 2015 is good news for the defence industry
The Conservatives have launched their first Budget in 19 years, and it’s a Budget which put security first. In a surprise move, Chancellor George Osborne
5 things to know about the USA National Military Strategy
The Pentagon has released a new National Military Strategy, the first update to the USA’s military strategy since 2011, at a time of growing global
David Cameron doesn’t believe Obama’s defence “nonsense”
Prime Minister David Cameron has dismissed President Barack Obama’s recent comments on UK defence as “nonsense”. Mr Obama urged the Prime Minister to maintain the
10 tips to protect your business from rising cyber security threats
Recent research has revealed that cyber security breaches among UK businesses are increasing, with 90% of large organisations reporting a security breach in 2014, up
What does the Queen’s Speech mean for the defence industry?
Business leaders have praised this week’s Queen’s Speech, calling it a ‘positive first step’ in delivering growth across the UK business sector. John Longworth, Director
Everything you need to know about military spending in France [INFOGRAPHIC]
According to recent research on global military expenditure trends, in 2014 France was the second highest country of defence spending in the European region, behind
[INFOGRAPHIC] India set to be one of the world’s largest defence spenders
According to recent research on global military expenditure trends, India is set to become one of the world’s largest defence spenders in the coming years.
Everything you need to know about the new UK Government
With a majority Conservative Government now in place following the surprise Election result on 7 May, changes to business practices, defence policy and the economic
[INFOGRAPHIC] – How does the UK measure up in world defence spending?
According to research by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), global spending on defence was over $1.7 trillion in 2014, with $386bn of this coming
How to Find and Win New Defence Business with DCI
DCI is committed to going the extra mile to help you find and win more business in the defence industry. DCI’s WebClinic series is a
What can US defence spend reveal about global opportunities? [INFOGRAPHIC]
Global spending on defence was over $1.7 trillion in 2014, and 34% of this came from the USA. Understanding the trends across the global defence
Could Scotland hold the key to future UK defence spending?
Summary: With the General Election just weeks away and with the Scottish National Party enjoying record high polling, could Scottish voters hold the balance of
Saudi Arabia soars in world defence expenditure tables
Summary: Saudi Arabia has increased its military spend by a massive 17% in 2014 according to recent research by Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI).
Defence reforms set to boost MOD safety
Summary: On 1 April, a new organisation which aims to monitor safety regulations and accident investigation in UK defence was launched across the UK as
Election 2015: UKIP pledge to meet NATO spend demand
Summary: UKIP has committed to meet NATO’s requirement of spending 2% of UK GDP on defence if it has a role in government after this
