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Minefield Breaching Systems to support Field Army manoeuvres RFI

Ministry of Defence Published 19 Mar 2024 Contracts Finder

key details

Statusplanning
Category (CPV) 35331400
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-b5fd17-97f15d77-fe73-4205-b2c2-ed191488bada

description

Industry Request For Information (RFI) for minefield breaching systems to support Field Army manoeuvres".

UK Land Forces require a capability to reduce explosive barriers prior to employment of mechanical breaching solution. The key requirements are detailed below but scale (length and width) and effectiveness (assurance level/% reduction) will be priority drivers.

Key User Requirements/Assumptions

  • Required to reduce explosive barriers prior to employment of mechanical breach capability
  • Assume primary target being minefields (AT threat)
  • Clearance of EO 60-100% effective within 4.5m width - reducing to 40-50% beyond 4.5m boundaries
  • >200m length of reduced/cleared route at a time
  • > 4.5m width of reduced/cleared route (note current is 7.3m)
  • Does not require Service Personnel to be in open forward in Direct Fire Zone - (assume operate closed down from AFV or controlled remotely)
  • Self propelled or trailed behind in service armoured vehs (assume Trojan)
  • Ability to reload to continue breach beyond initial 200m (inc simple reload process, <10 mins) or have pre-loaded sequential firing capability

If you would be interested in delivering this requirement, please let the Authority know no later than 30th April 2024.

Please submit your response to Michelle.Seymour102@mod.gov.uk

notice history

1 notice published against this procurement.

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19 Mar 2024 Planning (planning) · 2986aac0-8eb0-43a8-a89a-0a3a9c2383a7-733305

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