NATO Launches Counter-Drone Marketplace with 16 Systems
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The platform offers 16 systems selected from over 80 company proposals from five countries.
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Franco-Ukrainian Alta Ares wins 6 of 16 NATO counter-drone system lots
Franco-Ukrainian defense company Alta Ares has won six out of 16 lots within the framework of a NATO contract for the supply of counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) equipment, representing the highest number among all participants.
NATO has launched a common platform through which the 32 Member States can purchase more quickly anti-drone defence equipment and systems, based on an increase in the number of drone incidents in Europe. The initiative aims to simplify the procurement process and reduce costs, through a mechanism similar to an online trading platform, according to the AFP press agency. According to the quoted source, each of these capacities costs between 1.6 mi…
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