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NSPA awards Iveco Defence Vehicles three-year contract for Italian Army RAS

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The NATO Support and Procurement Agency awarded Iveco Defence Vehicles a three-year contract in July 2025 to lead the concept, development, and experimentation of Robotics and Autonomous Systems (RAS) for the Italian Army. This contract requires Iveco Defence Vehicles to manage an industrial ecosystem, contributing capabilities in autonomy software, unmanned systems, sensor fusion, and network communications. Trials conducted in June 2026 tested logistical functions, including last-mile resupply and casualty evacuation.

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The contract establishes a sustained support relationship between the NATO Support and Procurement Agency and the Italian Army for advanced defense technology. It allows the Italian Army to integrate national capabilities into the RAS architecture while adhering to NATO-standard interfaces. Iveco Defence Vehicles will integrate these cutting-edge capabilities across various military functions.

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  • IVECO S.p.a.Speculative

    IVECO S.p.a. could see increased revenue and strategic value due to the contract win by Iveco Defence Vehicles.

  • ItalySpeculative

    Italy might see a boost in its domestic industrial base and technology sector from the major defense contract.

  • Italian ArmySpeculative

    The Italian Army could gain advanced autonomous capabilities, potentially improving its operational efficiency and supply chain.

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