...provide its people with great places to live, work, learn and train. I look forward to welcoming additional military personnel and their families to the camp in 2021. ...
...of civilians, the opportunity to visit battlefield infrastructure helped us to clearly envision how all roles play into Defence’s bigger picture. Taking stock of life on the front line was...
...celebrate the enormous contribution that UK Service Personnel, veterans, and cadets have made and continue to make to the nation. In DIO, we are very proud of our role in...
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...Infrastructure Organisation (DIO), have collaborated to deliver £36million worth of SLA required that the British Army needs to live in the UK. New Single Living Accommodation Some 460 new bed...
...over the sea – getting strapped in to a helicopter chassis, dropped into a swimming pool and learning how to escape is an awesome experience apparently! The programme in numbers...
...around 20,000 troops from Germany, and the Defence Estate Optimisation Programme which was announced in 2016 in order to transform and modernise the Defence estate for years to come. How...
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...Support, to prepare it for the arrival of new F-35 multi-role combat jet. This is another wide-ranging major project including resurfacing the secondary runway, installing new vertical landing pads, building...
...national grid, which has saved the team at DIO and VolkerStevin the job of having to lay electrical cables into the seabed. To minimise disruption to local vessels and the...
...(AFV). Facilities provided include a new 1.5km looped battle-run, and a new moving target system, which will rigorously test the versatility of the new fighting vehicles prior to them entering...
...the other AUMs in the team cover a geographic triangle from Culdrose in the south west, to Portsmouth in the east, and up to Ashchurch, just north of Cheltenham. Together,...