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Oshkosh to build integration center to speed up military vehicle modifications

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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Oshkosh Defense is constructing a Vehicle Integration Center to test modifications to combat vehicles in real-world conditions. Oshkosh Defense’s chief growth officer stated the center aims to shorten the modification testing process from approximately a year and a half to weeks. The center is planned to begin work in 2027.

From defenseone.com

Why it matters

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The center is designed to address the demand from military buyers for speed and low risk when adding new technology to vehicles. This initiative is linked to Derk Boswijk, the Dutch minister for arms procurement, and could assist other combat vehicle manufacturers in reducing program risk.

From defenseone.com

Who's involved

  • Derk BoswijkDutch minister for arms procurement
  • NetherlandsCountry where Derk Boswijk serves as minister
  • OshkoshCompany building the Vehicle Integration Center

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  • NetherlandsSpeculative

    The Netherlands may see new procurement models incentivize commercial companies to participate in military production.

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