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6 DPRT 2012 Testimonials

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The inaugural Defence Procurement Research &Technology (DPRT) event in 2012 provided a fresh andcontemporary new platform for defence procurementin the UK.

Event organisers BiP Solutions are determined tobuild upon the enormous success and positivefeedback gained from DPRT 2012, and are strivingto ensure that both buyer and supplier relationshipsare once again at the heart of all proceedings inDPRT 2013.

Although we have only just recently welcomed inthe New Year, behind the scenes plans are alreadyunder way to make the 2013 conference anotherresounding success, with more prominent keynotespeakers, a greater MOD presence and moreopportunities for effective collaboration betweendelegates already being put firmly in place.

Supplying the UK’s Armed Forces, as well asbroader national security interests, is a hugelyimportant but very complex market. Despite fiscalchallenges, the UK MOD is set to remain Britishindustry’s single largest customer with an annualprocurement spend of around £16 billion.

The White Paper ‘National Security ThroughTechnology: Technology, Equipment, and Support forUK Defence and Security’ published in February2012 affirmed the MOD’s commitment to achievingvalue through competition, technology andinnovation and contains a comprehensive range ofactions to more effectively engage Small andMedium-sized Enterprises (SMEs).

Major restructuring in the way DE&S conductsits business is also currently under way, and therenewed scrutiny on the defence budgethighlights the importance of buyer/supplierengagement and the key role that procurementplays in shaping the capabilities of the defencesector.

These are all factors which are of paramountimportance to the event organisers, and will becentral to programming DPRT 2013.

The defence sector is not just critical for theprotection of the UK’s interests; it is also vital forindustry, in terms of supporting both the UK’srequirements and those of our customersoverseas. Defence is an arena in which the UKexcels as both a homeland provider and exporter.

DPRT 2012 clearly struck a chord with thedefence community, and managed to pulltogether many of the strands that make thissector not just one of huge importance, but alsoone where innovation and imagination areessential assets. It was a platform for interaction,discussion and opportunity, and brought togetherthe disparate parts of the defence industry; frombuyers to suppliers, both large and small.

In this special DPRT supplement, you will findan in-depth review of the 2012 showcase, specialinsight from Dstl on their experiences at theevent, MOD and industry testimonials and, ofcourse, more information on how to register yourinterest in DPRT 2013.


or buyers and suppliersacross the defenceprocurement communityand wider industry,Defence Procurement

Research & Technology (DPRT) 2012was one of last year’s must-attendevents. The inaugural DPRT event washeld at the University of the West ofEngland Bristol Exhibition andConference Centre on 21 November,and signalled the arrival of an excitingnew UK defence platform whichprovided an unprecedentedopportunity for all involved in thismultibillion-pound sector.

Procurement, research, innovation,exportability, growth andtechnological advancement – thesewere the key themes which shapedthe DPRT 2012 showcase, whichwelcomed a healthy range of keynotespeakers and exhibitors from MODand industry alike.

The event enjoyed the support ofMOD organisations such as DefenceEquipment and Support (DE&S), UKDefence Standardization (DStan), theDefence Infrastructure Organisation(DIO) and the Defence Science andTechnology Laboratory (Dstl) as well asUK Trade & Investment’s Defence &

Security Organisation (UKTI DSO) andevent sponsors BT and QinetiQ.

The exhibition floor allowed buyersand end users to experience the latesttechnological innovations and explorehow they might apply suchtechnologies themselves in the liveenvironment. It allowed both existingand aspiring defence suppliers topromote their capabilities, examinenew defence and security exportmarkets and cultivate existing andpotential new business relationshipswith buyers spanning defence andother technology-driven markets. Italso let exhibitors explore emerginginternational markets, identifypotential partners and fundingopportunities, and engage withacademia to understand the latesttechnology concepts.

Keynote conference A highlight of DPRT 2012 was the

Keynote Arena, which was led byrenowned industry experts and policymakers from across defenceprocurement who offered a variety ofperspectives in addressing the issuescurrently shaping the defence sectorand wider UK strategies for exportsand economic growth.

Speakers presented on the potentialfor exploring new markets and howbest to maximise growth and providedtheir take on the challenges andopportunities outlined in the WhitePaper ‘National Security ThroughTechnology: Technology, Equipment,

F TheKeynote

Arena was led by renownedindustry expertsand policymakers fromacross defenceprocurement

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and Support for UK Defence andSecurity’. The MOD’s Ten-YearEquipment Plan and Defence MaterielStrategy also featured heavily on theagenda, and sparked further debate.

The Keynote Arena featuredpresentations from DE&S, DIO, Dstland the Centre for Defence Enterprise(CDE), and included input from otherorganisations representing the widerdefence and SME community.

Mike Greatwich, Director CommercialChief of Staff, DE&S, was the firstspeaker to address the large KeynoteArena audience. Responsible fordelivering excellence in governance,commercial policy and processes,e-procurement, strategic supplierrelations, workforce development, andrecruitment and strategic workforceplanning, Mr Greatwich took thespotlight to address the hundreds ofSME suppliers attending the conference,outlining the many routes available tosmall businesses to help them accessprime contractors, such as the DefenceSuppliers Forum SME Sub Group.

Mr Greatwich also outlined ongoingMOD ‘action plans’ to help improveengagement with smaller companies,such as releasing additional resourcesfor the Defence Suppliers Service (DSS)and CDE, as well as raising awarenessthroughout MOD Commercial.

Angela Lidiard, Deputy Head,Materiel Strategy Engagement Teamwithin DE&S, was next to take to thestage, and spoke about the ongoingwork to reform DE&S under the

Materiel Strategy Programme and thevalue of the options currently beingconsidered.

Industry perspectiveThe Keynote Arena also provided an

occasion for the SME community tomake their voices heard in their bid tomaximise their ongoing engagementwith the MOD and industry primes.

Mike Maiden, Chairman of NDI,spoke about the ‘many and varied’challenges facing SMEs today.

He said: “Some challenges are nodifferent, except perhaps in scale, tothose facing much bigger companiesand are driven by the prevailingeconomic and business climate. SMEsneed to equip themselves to succeed inan increasingly competitive supply chainmarket and exploit opportunities inadjacent and overseas markets.Delivering military capability is a teamgame and one in which industry has anessential role to play whether in themateriel acquisition and support processor in delivering the Total Support Forceconcept. SMEs are an indispensable partof that team.”

Elsewhere, David McLauglan,Assistant Head Commercial, DefenceInfrastructure Organisation, providedbackground on the DIO and anoverview of the Next Generation EstateContracts (NGEC) programme and itspurpose.

He said: “NGEC is a fundamentalpart of the DIO change managementprocess, and has aims to identify the

most cost-effective mix of contractmodels (‘procurement vehicles’) forestate solutions to meet the futureneeds of defence, and to undertaketheir procurement and transition ofservice delivery from the currentcontracts – as they expire – to thenew contracts.”

Another important keynote addresscame from head of the Centre forDefence Enterprise Jono Byrne, whospoke in detail about CDE’s broaderremit to cover both the defence andsecurity domains and whatopportunities this new direction willopen up for potential applicants, asoutlined in the Defence White Paper.

Closing the Keynote Arena, DE&Sonce again took to the spotlight, thistime with Richard Luetchford, DeputyHead of the Defence IntellectualProperty Rights Team. Mr Luetchforddiscussed why IPR is important to theMOD, the main types of IPR in currentuse and MOD policy on these matters.Knowledge Transfer Zones

Recognising that innovation is bornof knowledge, DPRT 2012 presented aseries of workshops to facilitateknowledge transfer and support anethos of continuous learning. Thesewere supported and hosted further byDstl, UKTI DSO and DPRT sponsorsQinetiQ, BT and the MotorsportIndustry Association (MIA).With threededicated training zones, the seminarschedule was extensive and cateredfor a range of training needs fromacross the public sector buyercommunity and private sector supplybase.

Mike Maiden, Chairman, NDIMike Greatwich addresses the Keynote Arena

Networking opportunities were a key feature of DPRT 2012


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At theBusiness

Growth & ExportZone, hosted by UKTI DSO,delegates wereable to hearfurther fromspeakers on thepotential fordefenceexports

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Delegates were able to sample ground-breaking technology A delegate in discussion at the Defence Suppliers Service stand

At the Business Growth & ExportZone, hosted by UKTI DSO, delegateswere able to hear further fromspeakers on the potential for defenceexports. Speakers went into the finerdetails of how companies can exporttheir technologies and productseffectively, while highlighting theexcellent reputation for innovationheld by the UK defence industryoverseas.

UKTI DSO explained how it wasworking with industry to build andmaintain relationships with overseascustomers, and how it was providingessential government-to-governmentinteraction. UKTI DSO offered sevenpresentations covering its militaryexpertise, regional UKTI support,financial support, selling to primes(courtesy of General Dynamics UK)and a summary of DSO support forSMEs. They enjoyed extremely highinterest as they distributed literatureon the SBU website, EST and MarketAnalysis as well as informationprovided by the UK Export FinanceTeam.

The Research & Development Zonewas hosted by Dstl, and focused onMOD engagement, R&D and ensuringthe best ideas from industry aresuccessfully channelled and submittedto buyers (see page 7 for furtherinformation).

Over in the Innovation &Opportunity Zone, delegates heardfurther on how to implementinnovative procurement, as well ashow to achieve secure lines ofcommunication when liaising with theMOD.

Opening the zone was Chris Aylett,Chief Executive of the MotorsportIndustry Association (MIA), who, inhis presentation ‘The Value of Time’,spoke about ‘time as a commodity of increasing value’, and howmotorsport can work within defence.

He said: “Our sector is relativelynew to this game, and currently seemsto succeed mostly in UrgentOperational Requirement (UOR)activity. However, recently we havebecome more closely involved withDstl and discovered that ourinnovations, many of which can bedelivered very quickly, together withour ability to produce prototypeswithin a short timeframe, marks us outas a potential new supply base –particularly when time is so valuable.”

Buyer Engagement VillageDPRT’s Buyer Engagement Village

was an additional avenue provided bythe organisers to allow for direct face-to-face interaction between MODbuyers and private sector suppliers.The area was occupied by ProjectTeams from throughout the MOD,who were keen to meet and discussopportunities with the wider defencesupplier industry. On hand forconsultation and discussion in theBuyer Engagement Village were theTrials, Evaluation Services & TargetsProject Team (TEST PT); DE&S ArtillerySystems Team; Joint Sensor &Engagement Networks Team (JSENS);Joint Electronic Surveillance (JES)Delivery Team; Imagery & GeospatialSystems (IMAGE); DeployableInfrastructure Project Team; and

Defence e-Procurement Services Team– to name just a few.

Feedback from suppliers has beenextremely positive and DPRT organisersare already working to ensure that theMOD is even better represented at thisyear’s event.

Grahame Steed, MOD DCBManaging Editor and DPRT Chairman,commented on the success of the2012 event.

He said: “DPRT has clearly struck achord with the defence community;pulling together many of the strandsthat make this sector not just one ofhuge importance, but also one whereinnovation and imagination are essentialassets. The concept for this event was toprovide a platform for interaction,discussion and opportunity – bringingtogether the disparate parts of thedefence industry, from buyers tosuppliers, both large and small.”

The pressure on the defence budgethighlights the importance ofbuyer/supplier engagement and thekey role that procurement plays inshaping the capabilities of the defencesector.With the UK defence andsecurity landscape changing rapidly,challenging procurement policy andencouraging better engagement withinthe supplier community is paramount,as is providing a platform to supportinnovation – a task which DPRT 2012duly delivered on.

DPRT 2013 intends to build on thesuccesses of the 2012 event, and isalready shaping up to be a key date inthe defence industry diary.Visitwww.dprt.co.uk/2013 for furtherinformation.


Philip Margerison, Defence SuppliersService – Manager “From the Defence Suppliers Service (DSS)perspective, the DPRT 2012 Conferenceand Exhibition, organised by BiP Solutions,was a success; well organised and wellattended in spite of the atrocious weatherconditions.As the MOD focal point for theprovision of advice and guidance tocompanies wishing to sell to defence, itprovided Martin Wragg and I with anexcellent opportunity to network with asignificant number of company delegatesthroughout the day, many of whom werefrom small and medium-sized enterprise(SME) companies. SMEs are hugelyimportant to the UK economy and are avital source of innovation and flexibility inmeeting defence and securityrequirements.The event allowed existingand potential suppliers to promote theircapabilities and explore new defence andsecurity export markets, and MODacquisition staff to experience some of thelatest innovative technologies and explorehow they might apply to liveenvironments.”

Mike Greatwich, Director CommercialChief of Staff, DE&S“I was pleased to be the keynote speakerat the Defence Procurement Research &Technology event 2012. I was veryimpressed by the quality andprofessionalism of the event and thevibrancy of the ideas and drive ofeveryone there to do their best fordefence. The subject I introduced theday with was SMEs and their critical rolein the Growth Agenda which is beingdriven at the highest levels ofGovernment. MOD has a comprehensiveaction plan in place to help us play ourfull part in that and give fair access tobusiness to SMEs. I was particularlytaken by the number of people whocame to talk to me after the event –from both SMEs and primes – who hadideas about how we might do this evenbetter, and I am keen to continue thatdialogue.”

Peter Dirken,Technology StrategyBoard“It was great to see so many businessesrepresented at the DPRT event and I hopeit will stimulate more cross-sectorcollaboration.”

Richard Biers, Dstl Programme Leader“DPRT was a great event to engage withnew and existing suppliers, raise awarenessof Dstl’s work and highlight opportunitiesfor suppliers within the Futures andInnovation domain.”

UKTI DSO “DPRT consisted of an exhibition of UKdefence companies – large, medium andsmall – complemented by a KeynotePresentation Arena, three KnowledgeTransfer Zones (KTZ), offering a series ofpresentations on subjects such asexporting, business growth, R&D andinnovation, and a Buyer EngagementVillage. UKTI DSO’s Small Business Unit(SBU) hosted the Business Growth &Exports KTZ and manned an adjacentexhibition stand.

“From a DSO point of view the daywas a notable success. Our KTZ wasvery well attended throughout the day.We offered seven presentationsincluding a summary of DSO supportfor SMEs, our military expertise,regional UKTI support, financial supportand selling to primes (courtesy ofGeneral Dynamics UK). The torrentialrain prevented one or two guestspeakers from attending, which broughtthe best out of DSO’s improvisationalskills, but the poor weather did notdampen the enthusiasm of thedelegates.

“Our exhibition stand also attractedmany people leaving the presentationsas well as regular passing traffic. A datein November 2013 has already been setaside for the next DPRT event and welook forward to returning to whatappears to be a major new show on thedefence/security circuit.”

Auday Alrawe, Business DevelopmentManager, Intrinsys“DPRT 2012 allowed more people toknow about the name, products andservices we offer, as well as giving us anoverview of the current and potentialopportunities within the defence industry.The quality of exhibitors was good andallowed us to network directly with themas potential clients.”

Andy Grey, Business DevelopmentManager Aerospace & Defence,Information Processing Ltd “The event was an excellentopportunity for companies in the supplychain to display their capabilities toMOD staff and prime systemsintegrators. There was a significantfootfall and number of engagements onour stand packed into one productiveday. There were interesting andinformative Keynote and KnowledgeTransfer presentations and our threerepresentatives were kept very busy allday engaging with existing and potentialcustomers.”

Tony Samuel, SecurityClearedJobs.com“The DPRT event was a great success forSecurityClearedJobs.com. As a job boardthat operates within the defence arena itprovided us with the opportunity tonetwork with many suppliers andpotential suppliers into the MOD. Wehave come away from DPRT with awealth of new contacts which are wellon their way to being future clients ofours.”

Peter Hughes, General Manager,2d3 Ltd“A good first DPRT event and we willcertainly consider it for next year – I haveprovisionally booked a stand. It providedgood interaction with other industrypartners/potential partners and goodinteraction with one of the DE&S DTs wedeal with.”

Rob Woodley, Sales Director,Derek Lane & Co Ltd“I think the event was well organised andattended by a good cross-section ofcustomers and suppliers from within thedefence and aerospace industry.We feltthe event certainly raised our profilewithin the defence industry.We madecontact with many potential customersand suppliers and will contact them in duecourse to discuss further opportunities.”

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to engage withnew and existingsuppliers, raiseawareness andhighlightopportunitiesRichard Biers,Dstl Programme Leader

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excellentopportunity forcompanies in thesupply chain todisplay theircapabilities toMOD staff andprime systemsintegratorsAndy Grey, BusinessDevelopment ManagerAerospace & Defence,Information Processing Ltd

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the vibrancy of ideas and drive of everyonethere to do their best for defenceMike Greatwich, Director Commercial Chief of Staff, DE&S“

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efence ProcurementResearch & Technology gavesuppliers the opportunity toengage with representativesfrom the Defence Science

and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) to findout more about the work they do andhow suppliers can get involved.

Over 500 delegates attended Dstl’sResearch & Development KnowledgeTransfer Zone and delegates also hadthe chance to speak to Dstlrepresentatives in one-to-one sessions.

Here are a few highlights from thepresentations.

Armour and Protection Science andTechnology Centre (A&P STC)

Dstl Senior Fellow Bryn Jamespresented on the technical requirementsof armour, the scope of work undertakenby the A&P STC and the role of the STCin the UK armour programme.

Dstl’s A&P STC informs the UKindustrial and academic community.Thisis done via a series of technical briefs,focused meetings and events to informsuppliers about opportunities anddevelopments in armour and protection.Approximately £500,000 a year isavailable for directly funded novel andinnovative work.

Funded calls managed through theCentre for Defence Enterprise (CDE) areannounced around May each year.Contact:Email: [email protected]

Centre for Defence Enterprise (CDE) Jono Byrne, Head of the Centre for

Defence Enterprise and WingCommander Jim Pennycook presentedon how suppliers can get involved inresearch funding opportunities.

CDE, part of the Dstl ProgrammeOffice, proves the value of novel, high-risk, high-potential-benefit research toenable development of cost-effectivecapability advantage for UK ArmedForces and national security.

The presentation covered importantchanges to how CDE operates, includinghow it will provide more support tosmall and medium-sized enterprises andlink them up with defence primes via itsMarketplace initiative. It also outlinedupcoming calls for proposals.The latestthemed call is on non-destructiveevaluation of weapons, which launchedon 8 January 2013.

Contact:Tel: 01235 438445 Email: [email protected] Web: www.science.mod.uk/enterprise

Futures and Innovation Richard Biers, Dstl Programme Leader

presented on how emerging science andtechnology concepts have significantimplications for current and future UKdefence and security capability.

Futures and Innovation is anintegrated strategic Dstl researchprogramme dedicated to challengingand ensuring the MOD and itsstakeholders are best positioned toexploit or mitigate new ideas.

Approximately £14 million (2012/13)of defence research funding is availableand around 60 per cent of this isdelivered through external resources. Formore information about current andfuture CDE calls and the strategicacademic engagement programme,Contact:Email: [email protected]

WeaponsPeter Collins, Dstl Programme

Leader presented on weaponsresearch and technology and how theMOD requires access to a spectrum ofaffordable military effects which areappropriate, adaptable, proportionate,ethical and compliant withinternational laws, while minimisingcollateral damage.

The weapons programme aims toprovide cost-effective and flexiblesolutions to meet the current andfuture needs of tri-Service frontlinecommands.

The weapons defence researchprogramme is approximately £29million (2012/13) and around 85 percent of this programme, led by Dstl, isdelivered by industry and academia.Contact:Email: [email protected]

Defence and Security IndustrialEngagement Policy (DSIEP)

MOD's Defence and Security IndustrialEngagement Policy (DSIEP) was launchedfollowing publication of the 'NationalSecurity Through Technology' WhitePaper.

DSIEP encourages offshore defence andsecurity suppliers to invest in the UK'sdefence and security sectors specifically to:

• see the UK as a location toengage in R&D investment andtechnology transfer;

• extend supply chainopportunities for UK companiesincluding SMEs.Agreements with offshore

suppliers set out arrangements forengaging with UK industry and aimto enhance defence and securitycapability and promote UK exports.

A report will provide Min DESTwith an overview of offshoresuppliers' interaction with the UK'sdefence and security sectors and,crucially, how they support thewider aims of the White Paper.Contact:Adrian DaltonHead of MOD IndustrialEngagementTel: 020 7215 8174Email: [email protected]

Ploughshare Innovations Pete Hotten, CEO, Ploughshare

Innovations presented onPloughshare’s role and the technologyit has available for licence.Bulletproof…

Working with Tata Steel,Ploughshare has been able to take newadvanced armour technology from thelaboratory through to production andprovide the MOD with an onshoresupply of armour steel. Furtherlicences are available globally for theprocessing of the steel.Waterproof…

A coating technology initiallydesigned to improve the ability ofbattledress to repel liquids is nowbeing used by P2i, a Dstl/Ploughsharespin-out company, in a number ofhigh-value commercial applicationsincluding Motorola smartphones.

Futureproof…Delegates found out more about

what intellectual property is currentlyavailable for licence from Ploughshare toindustry partners and how to be keptinformed of future developmentopportunities.Contact:Tel: 01794 301602Email: [email protected]: www.ploughshareinnovations.com

Technology Strategy Board (TSB)The Technology Strategy Board, tasked

by the Department for Business,Innovation and Skills, invests around £250 million a year to support innovationand encourage collaboration, to strengthenthe UK’s global competitive position.

Connecting businesses to shareknowledge and find new partners is acritical enabler for success.The TSB funds15 technology or application-focusedKnowledge Transfer Networks (with over60,000 registered users) to shareknowledge and foster new collaborativelinks.

The TSB and Dstl are collaboratingthrough a Defence Special Interest Group(https://connect.innovateuk.org/web/defence) to join up civil anddefence networks in order to acceleratethe exploitation of dual-use technologies.

This is just a sample of some of thework Dstl undertakes and the partnersthey work with; for more information,Contact:Web: www.dstl.gov.uk

DDstl: engaged with suppliers at DPRT

Jono Byrne, Head of the Centre for Defence Enterprise

Peter Dirken,Technology Strategy Board

In 2011 approximately 60 percent of the MOD’s non-nucleardefence research programmemanaged by Dstl was deliveredthrough external suppliers.


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To register your interest for 2013 please visitwww.dprt.co.uk/2013

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