Kongsberg Defence and Aerospace has been represented in Canada by Kongsberg Geospatial in Ottawa since 2012 and has always worked collaboratively alongside the subsidiaries of our other business areas.

IMP Aerospace and Defence is a cornerstone of Canada’s defence industrial base and has been a steadfast partner to the CAF for decades.

CAE’s goal is to serve the needs of the Canadian military in terms of products and services, and to be a trusted partner with other domestic firms and our federal government to reinforce Canada’s Defence Industrial Base.

Autonomy by Design: Vard Marine – Uncrewed Systems. “Vard Marine and its clients benefit from direct access to world-class shipbuilding expertise, system integration capability, and a global support network.”

TKMS: With a history of nearly 200 years in submarine construction and a portfolio that spans delivery to 27 navies worldwide, TKMS stands as a compelling contender for the CPSP program.

Marshall Canada is responsible for delivering a range of interchangeable light and heavy 10ft and 20ft mission modules.

Serco Canada is the unsung hero that helps the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) do its duty.

ITPS Canada and ITTC are trusted providers to the RCAF and NATO air forces, and true strategic national assets in the defence of Canada.

When it comes to the various aspects of air combat training, there is one company that is known world-wide – Top Aces, an all-Canadian company that is celebrating 25 years of service in 2025.

Voyageur Aviation stands at the forefront of Canadian aerospace innovation and services, with a distinguished reputation in both government and defence sectors.

Valcom’s focus on strengthening its domestic supply chains is attracting increased attention as geopolitical tensions boost demand for high-performance military communications solutions.

TerraSense Analytics, a young Canadian tech company, is rapidly rising to the forefront in global Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) technology with its MIST product.

GeoSpectrum Technologies has seen considerable success amidst rising demand for its sonar products, such as Lilypad and TRAPS

Bell Textron Canada and CAF’s relationship dates back to the 1970s with the CH-135 Twin-Huey, CH-136 Kiowa, and CH-139 Iroquois helicopters.

At the forefront of this ‘Canada-first’ movement is Dafocom Solutions, a 100% Canadian and Indigenous owned and operated technology engineering firm based in Kanata, Ontario.