...covered a wide range of Defence and infrastructure sectors and businesses, with some fascinating stands showcasing innovative solutions and ideas. For the team, and for many of the suppliers, it...
...and estate management advice throughout Germany on behalf of the UK MOD. This includes land management for NATO Forward Holding Base Sennelager (NFS), which includes Ayrshire Barracks near Monchengladbach, all...
...from home. For our repairs and maintenance, we initially had to move to delivering only emergency and health and safety works as travel across Europe was restricted for everything but...
...grateful for the opportunity to listen to new colleagues talk about their reasons for joining the organisation and their experiences of DIO so far. Portrait of Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO)...
...generous tax breaks for production companies. HM Treasury wants Government departments to make more efficient use of their assets for taxpayers by looking for opportunities to offer spare capacity in...
![Gypsy Cove on the Falkland Islands. [Crown Copyright/MOD2017]](https://insidedio.blog.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2018/01/Gypsy-Cove-1024x768.jpeg)
...working and welfare conditions on island for those who live and work in the South Atlantic. Moving to the Falklands The main reason I applied for the secondment was for...
![Bulford Kiwi chalk monument, Salisbury Plain [Crown copyright/MOD]](https://insidedio.blog.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2017/10/Bulford-Kiwi-2.jpeg)
...historical and scientific interest. My name is Richard Osgood and I am one of four archaeologists working for DIO. Our role is to protect, maintain and advise on monuments across...
...I am delighted to announce the successful suppliers for the Accommodation NAMS and RAMS FDIS contracts and look forward to working with them to provide the best possible service for...
...and will be the mainstay of the RAF’s tactical transport fleet. The interior can be configured for various loads, including carrying military vehicles or helicopters, equipment or purely for transporting...
![The Bulford Kiwi from the air, showing its white chalk figure, facing to the right, against the green hillside together with the letters "NZ" also in chalk. [Crown copyright, MOD 2018]](https://insidedio.blog.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2018/07/ODI-20180629-463-002-e1545148855513-1024x681.jpg)
...took place in Belgium in 1917. The soldiers carved the kiwi into the chalk themselves in 1919 at the end of the First World War to commemorate their achievements during...