KDC’s Tour de Normandy
Last week, a determined group from KDC Projects completed our Tour de Normandy cycling challenge — a 200+ mile ride through northern France in support of the Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance.
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The Importance of Safety Engineering: A Growing Trend
It might be hard to conceive of a time when safety was not an important industry trend, but we do not have to look that far back. As modern systems become more complicated, the importance of safety engineering will only increase. But how do we specifically define safety engineering, and how has it changed throughout its existence?
KDC Projects Signs the Armed Forces Covenant
KDC Projects has formally signed the Armed Forces Covenant.
What is the UK’s Involvement in the AUKUS Deal?
In March 2023, Australia joined the UK and US in a trilateral agreement to design and implement the next generation of nuclear submarines. Named the SSN-AUKUS deal, it’ll see Australia and the UK’s current fleets of Astute and Collins class submarines replaced by the same model. This has the potential to be a ground-breaking agreement for creating the future of underwater defence. To understand more, let’s look at the deal in more detail and the UK’s role in it.
WEAF Conference & Expo 2025
Last week, KDC Projects took part in the WEAF Annual Conference & Expo 2025 at the Winter Gardens Pavilion in Weston-super-Mare.
Under-Invested and Directionless
Why the UK’s Defence Plan Is Freezing the Industry
The Type 32 Frigate Promises Greater Automation in the Royal Navy
Although the Prime Minister only announced the new Type 32 Frigate in late 2020, we have some vague clues about what it will do. He announced in the same speech that it has not yet begun the concept phase but will promise to shepherd in a new phase for the Royal Navy. So, what is the Type 32 Frigate, and how will it fit into the wider naval strategy?