Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group Workspace, Vehicular Logistics, Capability Development and Support
Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group specialises in providing deployable infrastructure or shelters, vehicle systems and support services to military forces worldwide.
- More than 6,000 shelters in more than 200 configurations are in service
- We have delivered more than 80,000 vehicle bodies
- We have designed, manufactured and delivered in excess of 9,000 DROPS flat racks
- Produced in excess of 7,000 loadbeds
- Provided support solutions that have kept our customers ready to deploy on operations wherever they are needed
All this is possible because of our wealth of company capabilities, from systems engineering, programme management, requirements capture, supply chain management, design and manufacturing, to the complete support package.
Deployable infrastructure
For the past six decades, our experience and expertise has positioned us at the forefront of the market for complex, deployable, integrated workspace solutions. These can be both hard and soft-skinned shelters, fitted with not only complete electrical and water requirements but also CBRN protection and decontamination facilities.
We design, develop and project manage bespoke, high-quality robust solutions that satisfy requirements across a range of fields, including deployable C4, medical, scientific investigation, hospital, command and control, specialist workshops, air traffic control and ground control stations.
Our hard-skinned shelters can be manufactured to meet a range of requirements such as:
- Ballistic protection
- EMC protection
- Air conditioning fitted with DROPS hooks
- Expandable via our patented Matrix™ solution
ISR infrastructure
The effects of Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) are potentially game-changing in the defence and security arena. Mobile ISR capability makes this asset even more valuable as it enables the commander to have the technology close to the task.
Marshall has extensive experience designing, integrating and delivering ISR vehicles and shelters. Working in partnership with suppliers and prime contractors, we have developed systems to a range of specifications, which are in service worldwide.
Our previous projects include:
- Air defence systems
- Geospatial intelligence mobile work rooms
- Staff working environments
- Radio broadcast control stations
- Ground control stations
Our ISR mobile and deployable systems are designed and manufactured to survive operations whilst deployed in hostile environments. They are highly mobile, quickly deployable, autonomous, well-protected, ruggedised systems that allow users to maximise the net-centric warfare environment.
Deployable medical systems
We understand the specialist nature of deployable medical systems and supply facilities that enhance patient care across the military and humanitarian healthcare spectrum.
These include:
- Battlefield casualty evacuation, ranging from stretcher loading to complete ambulance fit out
- Complete deployable modular medical facilities from Role 1 to Role 3, including full CBRN protection if required
- Medical logistics, including the storage and distribution of medical consumables, medical waste management, clinical gas management and the supply and distribution of power and water
- Medical facility infrastructure such as accommodation, ablutions, kitchens, laundry and other hospital facilities
- Mobile CT Scanners, operating theatres, laboratories and other individual modules that can be integrated into existing facilities
- Conversion of aircraft for tactical and strategic medical evacuation roles
Camp infrastructure
We facilitate infrastructure requirements from large-base camp installations of great technical complexity to smaller forward patrol bases, requiring more intuitive design and technologies.
We take full account of the complexities and apply our significant experience of shelter structure design and integration, to supply a diverse range of modular and scalable deployable infrastructure capabilities.
Thanks to our in-depth understanding and effective requirements capture, we satisfy camp infrastructure demands across power, water and waste management, secure storage, including fuel and munitions storage through to staff working environments, workshops and catering facilities.
CBRN systems
Fast, reliable detection of CBRN materials and other toxic substances, even in difficult conditions and adverse environments, is a life-or-death capability requirement. If military, government and civilian organisations are to mitigate the risk posed by CBRN materials, real-time hazard awareness and analysis is imperative before, during and after an incident. This includes CBRN hazard detection, protection from the associated dangers, collective protection (COLPRO), CBRN decontamination and post-incident contaminant removal.
Marshall works with some of the world’s leading suppliers of CBRN equipment to provide a fully integrated mobile solution, which can be fitted into our deployable expandable shelters or onto vehicles.
Vehicle engineering
Our vehicle engineering team carries out modifications to military and commercial vehicles, ensuring they are fit for the vehicle’s role. These include ambulance fits and special mission vehicles such as Counter-IED, Explosive Ordnance and Electronic Counter Measures.
In partnership with the vehicle OEM, customer and end user, we design and manufacture solutions that we integrate onto the vehicle body and enhance vehicle survivability, including armouring and riot protection equipment.
We have delivered more than 7,000 vehicle logistics systems on time and to specification. Our loadbeds account for the rigours and stresses of operations offering low torsion load beds through to state-of-the-art zero torsion systems for the most specialist and delicate of loads.
Simulation
Marshall has provided part-task simulators for the aerospace industry for many years.
Recently it has capitalised on its knowledge base to develop a driver trainer simulator for the British Army’s AJAX armoured vehicle programme. Working as part of a team led by XPI, part of the Thales Group, we are providing static and full-motion simulators.
We are also providing the shelters for the AJAX turret trainer solution, including full after-action analysis facilities. These fully replicate the layout or can link to the vehicle to input imagery and situational awareness to train crews in their own environment.
In-service support solutions
We have a proven track record of providing comprehensive in-service support solutions for numerous deployable systems throughout the world, including a number within operational areas. Our support activities are fully focused on enabling the user to achieve and sustain maximum capability, system availability and cost effectiveness throughout the life of the programme.
As no two programmes exist in exactly the same context of operational deployment, logistics supply, maintenance environment and commercial considerations, we devote considerable time to understanding your needs and providing bespoke support solutions that optimally match your requirements.
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Deployable CT Scanner
In 2008, Marshall Land Systems, specialists in complex systems integration working with Philips Healthcare, leading industry experts in CT, developed the first deployable CT scanner for the Norwegian Defence Logistics Organisation (NDLO).
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Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group will provide the next generation of containers to the Dutch Armed Forces after the company was awarded a contract worth more than £100 million by the Dutch Defence Materiel Organisation (DMO).
Read moreCanada’s Armed Forces have taken delivery of the first Mack Defense Kerax trucks for the Medium Support Vehicle System (MSVS) Standard Military Pattern (SMP) programme. These are fitted with loadbeds designed and produced by Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group.
Read moreThe UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has extended its containerised deployable systems support contract, Project Amphora, with Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group for a further three years.
Read moreMarshall Aerospace and Defence Group has won the contract to support the Swedish Air Force fleet of Lockheed Martin C-130 aircraft, by providing depth maintenance services.
Read moreMarshall has been chosen to supply 25 new AJAX simulator shelters to Lockheed Martin.
Read moreMarshall Aerospace and Defence Group (Marshall ADG) has been contracted to deliver pallet-based medical evacuation systems - four-off Patient Treatment Unit (PTU) and two-off Medical Support Pallet (MSP) to be used primarily on board the Royal Netherlands Air Force (RNLAF) C-130 Hercules transport aircraft.
Read moreMarshall Aerospace and Defence Group (Marshall ADG) have been awarded a new contract by MBDA for the manufacture of the Common Anti-Air Modular Missile (CAMM) canisters for the next-generation Sea Ceptor and Land Ceptor weapon systems.
Read moreMarshall Aerospace and Defence Group today announced that it has received a 2016 Boeing Performance Excellence Award.
Read moreItaly has become the fourth NATO nation to select the Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group CT Scanner to provide deployed medical diagnostic facilities. The Italian Ministry of Defence has purchased the system through the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) framework contract for the supply of military CT scanners.
Read moreThe Royal Air Force is renewing its support contracts for fixed and deployable emergency arrestor gear on its military airfields worldwide.
Read moreThe Irish Defence Forces have taken delivery of two more MAN HX 60 4x4 armoured trucks fitted with Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group's armoured shelter for their EOD units.
Read moreMarshall Aircraft Sales congratulated Mr Michimasa Fujino, founding president and CEO of Honda Aircraft, as the company formally accepted the keys to its newly European EASA certificated new HondaJet at the EBACE Show in Geneva.
Read moreMarshall Aerospace and Defence Group is celebrating the tenth anniversary of the opening of its first office in Canada; in Abbotsford, British Columbia.
Read moreMarshall Aerospace and Defence Group has won a Queen's Award for Enterprise in the International Trade category. The award recognises how, during the course of three consecutive financial years, Marshall saw an increase of almost 70% in its international
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The UK MOD has taken delivery of a mobile hospital system to enhance its operational medical capability as part of Future Force 2020.
Read moreDriver training for the UK's AJAX programme is to be provided on static and full motion simulators developed and provided by a team supported by Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group and lead by XPI Simulation, part of the Thales Group, following the award of a major simulator contract by prime contractor, General Dynamics UK.
Read moreMarshall Aerospace and Defence Group has developed a range of stretcher systems to be fitted into armoured ambulances and will be discussing these during DSEI 2015 on stand S3-310.
Read moreThe French Military medical service, le Service de Santé des Armées (SSA), has taken delivery of three of the most advanced ruggedised, deployable CT Scanners available on the market today.
Read moreSituational awareness will be significantly improved for the British Army following the development of a new battlefield geospatial intelligence system from Team SOCRATES, an industrial group led by Lockheed Martin UK Information Systems and Global Solutions (IS&GS) and including Marshall Land Systems.
Read moreFor the first time at DSEI, which is being held at London's ExCel centre from 10 - 13 September, a deployable CT scanner will be on display.
Read moreMarshall Aerospace and Defence Group (Marshall ADG) is focusing on its core skills as a provider of integrated support, prime contracting and systems integration on stand number S3-310 during DSEI, being held at the Excel Centre London from 10 - 13 September 2013.
Read moreQueen's Award winning CT Scanner, vehicle integration, logistic support and vehicle survivability form the core of Marshall Land Systems' display on stands 31 and 35 on the steering pad at DVD, being held at Millbrook Bedfordshire on 19-20 June 2013.
Read moreNew intelligence, surveillance and target acquisition (ISTAR) imagery ground control stations are to enter service with two armed forces in the Middle East in the next 12 months following the award of contracts worth over £2.5m to a team from Marshall Land Systems, part of Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group, and UTC Aerospace Systems.
Read moreDeployable CT Scanners in service with three international Armed Forces including the UK have led to Land Systems, part of Cambridge-based Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group, being awarded the Queen's Award for Enterprise 2013 in the Innovation category.
Read moreMarshall Aerospace and Defence Group is exhibiting at the International Defence Exhibition and Conference (IDEX), in Hall 1 Stand C18, and will be showcasing its Integrated Operational Support (IOS) services to potential customers and partners.
Read moreLorica, a Joint Venture between Marshall Land Systems and Plasan, wins armour contract for Warrior CSP demonstration phase.
Read morePartnering, support, integration and supply are key to the Marshall Land Systems presentation at the Land Warfare Conference being held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre from October 29th to November 2nd, 2012.
Read moreMarshall Land Systems Canadian Project Office team has been visiting Canada to meet up with customers and key suppliers and Armatec their partner in their SEV Kitting bid and Allen Vanguard their partners in the DTAL Project.
Read moreMarshall Land Systems is attending African Aerospace and Defence (AAD) at Air Force Base Waterkloof, Centurion, City of Tshwane, Republic of South Africa, on 19-21 September 2012.
Read moreMarshall Land Systems puts the next block in the building of Marshall in Australia.
Read moreMarshall Land Systems Australia (MLSA) is demonstrating its commitment to support the Australian Defence Force and its partners with the appointment of Iain Watt as Head of Business Development. This significant new appointment builds on MLSA's offering of proven capability and military-off-the-shelf deployable systems.
Read moreA fully integrated mobile explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) vehicle with an armoured shelter is about to enter service with a European customer following delivery from MAN Truck and Bus and Marshall Land Systems.
Read moreThe French Army is to use a deployable CT scanner from Marshall SV, part of Cambridge based Marshall Land Systems.
Read moreMarshall Land Systems and Utilis UK have today signed a collaboration agreement to jointly market and supply camp infrastructure solutions where both shelter and tent based combinations are needed to meet the requirement.
Read moreThe 'Ultra FlexFence' family of applique armour designed specifically to protect vehicles against the immediate RPG threat is on display at DVD 2012 by Marshall Land Systems and Plasan Sasa. Ultra FlexFence is a production ready, lightweight, proven armour solution suitable for a wide range of vehicles.
Read moreMarshall Land Systems is illustrating some of its many capabilities at DVD 2012 with medical, forensic exploitation, and workshop shelters, vehicle engineering solutions and unmanned ground vehicle solutions all on display on stands SP09-11 at the Millbrook Proving Ground, Bedford on 21-22 June 2012.
Read moreThe load bed for the General Dynamics Land Systems - Force Protection Europe Foxhound Utility Variant and load beds for the UK's support vehicle, are on display from Marshall Land Systems at DVD being held at Millbrook, Bedfordshire on 21-22 June 2012.
Read morePartnership, integration and support will be the focus of the Marshall Land Systems display on stand F705 in Hall 5 at Eurosatory taking place in Paris from 11-15 June, 2012.
Read moreTo provide an improved customer service Marshall SV has opened an office in Bristol at the heart of the UK defence industry in the South West.
Read moreAt a briefing for their potential supply team held at Armatec's facility in Dorchester a high level briefing team from Armatec and Marshall Land Systems spent a day explaining their combined bid to the Canadian Department of National Defence for the medium support vehicle system (MSVS) special equipment vehicle (SEV) shelter project.
Read moreInstrument Landing Systems in Afghanistan are being housed in shelters designed and produced by Marshall SV; part of Cambridge-based Marshall Land Systems.
Read moreIn a simple ceremony, Marshall Land Systems has handed over the UK MOD's first truly deployable CT Scanner to representatives of the MOD. The Scanner, a Philips Brilliance 64 CT, has been integrated into a Marshall Double Expandable Matrix Shelter by Marshall Land Systems.
Read moreIn a simple ceremony, Marshall Land Systems has handed over the UK MOD's first truly deployable CT Scanner to representatives of the MOD. The Scanner, a Philips Brilliance 64 CT, has been integrated into a Marshall Double Expandable Matrix Shelter by Marshall Land Systems.
Read moreMarshall Land Systems (MLS) and Tectonica Australia (Tectonica) today announced they have signed a partnership agreement to offer Protected Workspace solutions in Australia and the Asia Pacific region.
Read moreMarshall Land Systems has brought a strong team including senior management and technical experts from across its operating companies to the Avalon Airshow. Attending for the first time, the team covers Marshall Land Systems main capability areas of shelters and modules, vehicle engineering, inc
Read moreThe loadbed for the utility variant of the class leading light protected vehicle, Ocelot, is being provided by Marshall Vehicle Engineering (MVE), part of Cambridge-based Marshall Land Systems. The utility variant of Ocelot will soon be leaving for testing in the Australian Department of Defence'
Read moreA new force in silent diesel power generation should be ready to be demonstrated to carefully selected potential end users by the spring of 2011, following work carried out by Marshall SDG, a Marshall Land Systems company, and Nordic Power Systems. After initial work carried out in Norw
Read moreAs the Royal Navy's Type 45 destroyers undergo their trials programmes, prior to entering service, gunnery alignment is conducted using a target powered by a radio-controlled generator provided by Harrington Generators International (HGI). BAE Systems Surface Ships has awarded a contrac
Read moreIn a joint announcement Thales Australia and Marshall Land Systems announce the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU), which includes co-operation on vehicle opportunities in Australia, in particular LAND 121 Project Overlander. The MOU covers areas where the two companies' cap
Read more“TRAKKAR allows the user to focus on the task confident the UGV is following”. A new capability in unmanned ground vehicles is announced today at Eurosatory 2010. Marshall SDG, part of Cambridge based Marshall Land Systems, is showing for the first time its multi-role TRAKKAR pl
Read more44 deployable machine shops (DMS) have been handed over to the deployable support and test equipment team (DS&TE) at the UK Ministry of Defence by Marshall, part of Cambridge based Marshall Land Systems, six months ahead of schedule. The DMS under went successful user trials during
Read moreA new force in environmentally friendly, fuel cell technology has been established in the UK following the signing of a co-operation agreement between Marshall Land Systems of Cambridge, UK, and Nordic Power Systems of Hoyanger, Norway. The new team will be focussing on delivering high
Read moreA new communications and surveillance control shelter has been delivered to the UK Ministry of Defence in only 28 working days by Marshall SV, part of Cambridge based Marshall Land Systems. The order placed just before Christmas was delivered in early February. The intelligence, surveil
Read moreMarshall Land Systems based in Cambridge, UK, announces today the formation of a new business. Marshall SV Norway will be the focal point of MLS’s activity in Norway. “We are setting up Marshall SV Norway as a positive demonstration of our desire to meet the offset obligations that we
Read moreMarshall Land Systems and Plasan form joint venture. A new force in vehicle and armour systems is announced today at the International Armoured Vehicles Conference being held at the Excel Conference Centre on 2nd and 3rd February 2010. Marshall Land Systems and Plasan annou
Read moreMarshall Vehicle Engineering, part of Cambridge based Marshall Land Systems, has carried out a successful second round of field assessments of its Equipment Prime Mover (EPM). The EPM, configured on this occasion as a gun towing vehicle (GTV), was put through its paces on Salisbury
Read moreIn a strategic realignment of its business units Marshall of Cambridge Group has moved the business units in Marshall Fleet Solutions to be part of Marshall Land Systems (MLS). The move, effective immediately, will double the size of MLS, increasing its capability, geographic sprea
Read moreThree shelter systems mounted on 15t support vehicles go for customer trials. A mobile intelligence analysis system has been delivered to the UK Ministry of Defence by Marshall SV, part of Cambridge-based Marshall Land Systems, for user acceptance trials. Th
Read moreWhole-body scanning in the field will become possible for the Norwegian Defence Forces following the award of a contract to Marshall SV, part of Marshall Land Systems (MLS), for a CT Scanner fitted in a shelter. The Norwegians will be using the mobile scanner either with one of the
Read moreProtect workspaces, protected load spaces and specialist design consultancy are all on display on the Marshall Land Systems stand, number 755, at DSEi being held at the Excel Centre, London from 8 to 11 September 2009. The company is using an extended matrix shelter to demonstrate
Read moreThe Norwegian Armed Forces has deployed a Role 2 Field Hospital to Chad in support of the United Nations with the aid of engineers from Marshall Land Systems. The Norwegian Deployable Hospital (NDH) is providing damage control surgery and patient stabilisation before evacuation to
Read moreThe UK MoD Support Vehicle contract includes a requirement to supply and fit tail lifts to 28 of the MAN Support Vehicles, which are becoming an increasingly common sight across the UK MoD vehicle fleet. As part of the process, Marshall Vehicle Engineering, part of Cambridge based Marsh
Read moreA new equipment prime mover (EPM) will be launched by Marshall Vehicle Engineering, part of Cambridge-based Marshall Land Systems, at stand SP6 at DVD, which takes place at Millbrook Proving Ground, Bedford, on 24 June and 25 June. The EPM is designed for a variety of tasks where a trai
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