Welcome from Andrew Manley, DIO Chief Executive
...help us maintain progress towards becoming that ‘world-class’ infrastructure provider, where our aim is to enable Defence personnel to live, work, train and deploy at home and overseas. I hope...
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Partnering with the private sector
...save taxpayers’ money. Our new partner would be incentivised to deliver savings and increase efficiency and would help us to go that extra mile by bringing best practice from industry....
Career opportunities at DIO
...Britain’s Forces will live, work and train now and in the future to 2020 and beyond. Talented People The challenge now facing me and my team is to find the...
The MOD and Me: A view from the (archaeological) trench
...mentioned to the press that, as a child, she remembers her father taking her to the woods and showing her the trenches in which he trained before being sent to...
Project Managing on the Pathfinder Building
...I started my career in the petrochemical industry after graduating in Mechanical Engineering. I joined the Ministry of Defence (MOD) in 2000 and then DIO in 2001, having decided that...
Twitter and Archaeology: Perfect Bedfellows?
...means willing volunteers to help us investigate and record the archaeology on the sites we manage. In turn, that means that anything which is discovered is not damaged by military...
Training Takes Flight at Former RAF Base
...Manager. Construction began in February but there’s lots to be done to change a disused airfield into an educational establishment, especially when it’s this specialised. Minister for International Security Strategy,...
Managing housing infrastructure in Kenya
...are now enjoying living in houses improved to UK standards. This includes installing power back-up generators, upgrading electrics to BS7671 wiring regulations, installing intruder alarms and more. Nanyuki town is...
Sitting on the dock of the bay: A day in the life of an Area Utilities Manager
...a programme to sink 100-tonne concrete blocks on the far side in order to soften the impact of the Atlantic. The blocks are forged nearby at Oreston and transported into...
Yeovilton gets set for Wildcats
...Attack Helicopter Force. An Army Wildcat helicopter coming in to land. [Crown Copyright]Once the project is completed it will provide the necessary infrastructure to locate the Army’s Wildcats in the...