DIO staff in Belize pulled out all the stops in 2020
...our locally employed civilian staff were sent home for a lengthy period. BATSUB has a licence to train up to 3,750 personnel a year in Belize across a network of...
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Transforming building maintenance and repair services for our Armed Forces customers
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David Brewer, Posted on:
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Commercial, Facilities Management, Future Defence Infrastructure Services (FDIS), Procurement
...need to collect and manage estate data, exploit digital technology and provide estate intelligence. This will enable DIO to better support the Armed Forces in making investment decisions about how...
Celebrating construction and facilities management award successes
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DIO communications team, Posted on:
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Construction, Defence Training Estate (DTE), Facilities Management
...a social and meeting lounge, a micro theatre and a gaming area to bring people together and encourage engagement and collaboration. Village's dining facilities in use at Worthy Down (Crown...
British Science Week 2022: Using green innovation to deliver carbon efficient training accommodation
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DIO Communications Team, Posted on:
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Construction, Defence Training Estate (DTE), Sustainability
...rainwater harvesting tank that pumps the water back into the building for use. This greatly reduces water consumption within the buildings and uses the wet British weather to our advantage....
My experiences as a woman working in Defence
...work in around lessons and childcare. Changing attitudes towards women in the workplace Prior to working for DIO, I worked in the private sector and for local government, including some...
Sanctuary Awards 2021: Celebrating 30 years of achievements in conservation and sustainability
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Julia Powell, Posted on:
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Environment and Ecology, Sanctuary Awards, Sustainability
...to balance military training requirements with public access on Salisbury Plain Training Area. Nigel’s efforts continue to make a real difference to those who visit and train on Salisbury Plain,...
No Mow May at RAF St Mawgan: the best excuse for not mowing the lawn!
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Samuel Ibbotson, Posted on:
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Defence Training Estate (DTE), Environment and Ecology, Sustainability
...May itself. As RAF St Mawgan was the first establishment to fully embrace this initiative within the South West region, there was a real sense of innovation in attempting to...
Keeping communities and soldiers safe in Kenya
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Lt Col Paul Longwell, Posted on:
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British Army, Defence Training Estate (DTE), Explosive Ordnance Clearance, Kenya, Public safety, Wildlife
...to stay safe on the training areas. Two RAF Puma helicopters flying during Exercise Askari Thunder in Kenya [Crown Copyright/MOD 2011] Working together to keep soldiers and local people safe...
Military training at Penhale Training Area helps restore vital sand dune habitats
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Private Ethan Treloar, Posted on:
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Biodiversity, British Army, Conservation, Defence Training Estate (DTE), Environment and Ecology, Explosive Ordnance Clearance, Military Training, Penhale Training Area
...and the silvery leafcutter bee. These ‘dune-specialist’ species thrive in our coastal landscapes when there are plenty of areas of bare sand available for burrowing into or hunting on top...
A helping hand for reptiles and amphibians on the Defence estate
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Olly Howells and Rich Sharp, Posted on:
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Defence Estate, Environment and Ecology, Volunteering
...risk so we had to stack cut material in piles and use a chipper to dispose of it instead. A volunteer tends to a section of overgrown scrub [Crown copyright...