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As a key supplier to the MoD, we’re working on over 1,000 defence contracts at any one time.

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Our videos (8)

At Sea Demonstration - ASD15

QinetiQ Malvern - A space to think

Weapons and Land

QinetiQ Weapons Capabilities

Employee to Growth: We de-risk complex aviation programmes

Human Centrifuge

Dare to Win

QinetiQ Doodle

James Innes

Air Division

"Exposure to this activity so early on in my career was invaluable"

Joe Williamson

Weapons Division

"Overall I'm very glad I took up the chance to work for QinetiQ"

QinetiQ and BAE Systems partner to exploit electric drive...

QinetiQ has signed a teaming agreement with BAE Systems Inc. to support international exploitation of the E-X-Drive electric drive system for tracked combat vehicles. This teaming combines QinetiQ’s electric drive expertise in the UK with BAE Systems’ design, development,...

QinetiQ signs a deal for battleships' autonomous future

QinetiQ, a British defence technology company, has announced the contract for the fourth stage of the Maritime Autonomous Platform Exploitation (Maple) project. Several other firms, including BAE Systems, are also involved.