The Light Utility Vehicle Wheeled (LUVW) fleet is comprised of a Standard Military Pattern (SMP) Mercedes G-Wagon and Militarized Commercial Off-The-Shelf (MilCOTS) Chevrolet Silverado truck,
The Light Armoured Vehicle Reconnaissance Surveillance System (LRSS) project will replace 141 aging Coyote surveillance vehicles with 66 surveillance systems, which will be fully integrated onto the new Light Armoured Vehicle 6.0 platform.
Canada is interested in obtaining information and feedback on Loitering Munition (LM) systems that can achieve effective ranges 10 km and greater.
The Light Forces Enhancement (LFE) project will deliver a new suite of vehicles to the Canadian Army specifically tailored to the Canadian Light Forces (LF) unique operational requirements.
oint Fires Modernization Project (JFM) will acquire modern hardware and software that will enable the Canadian Army (CA) to digitally share fire support and targeting information across the tactical and operational levels.
The GBAD system will provide tactical air defence protection to friendly forces and vital installations during expeditionary and domestic operations against the increasingly diverse air threat.
This project will rationalize, replace and modernize the in-service recovery capability and related equipment, thereby enabling sustain capability transformation to meet the needs of the Canadian Armed Forces Regular, Reserve and Joint units in a safe and effective manner.
The Domestic and Arctic Mobility Enhancement Project is intended to be a key enabler for achieving present and future strategic goals in Canada’s North as well as enhance domestic response capabilities throughout all regions of Canada.
To defend against the drone threat from this last group, Canada and NATO need counter-drone drones; aka interceptors that can take the fight to enemy UAVs and knock them out of the sky before they can complete their missions.
This project will improve Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) mobility, counter-mobility, force protection and sustainment capabilities by recapitalizing existing fleets of Heavy Support Equipment (HSE).
The project will procure an integrated system of water purification, storage, distribution, transportation and sustainment equipment to support the supply of water to Canadian Armed Forces sub-units in training and on operations.
The new and modern fleet of Armoured Combat Support Vehicles (ACSV) will provide ambulances, mobile repair and vehicle recovery vehicles, as well as engineer support vehicles and command posts, for both domestic and international operations.
