BAE Systems to work on British Army’s CTTP pathfinder project
A single-sourced contract is expected to be announced in 2025 for CTTP. (Photo: UK MoD/Crown Copyright)
BAE Systems and Pitch Technologies UK will deliver new virtual training solutions for the British Army under the Collective Training Transformation Programme.
The UK MoD has awarded BAE Systems and Pitch Technologies UK a contract to deliver a new virtual training programme for the British Army.
The effort, called Land Training Rest & Reference Capability, is part of the army’s Collective Training Transformation Programme (CTTP) and is set out to help define an approach to future collective training.
A single-sourced contract is expected to be announced in 2025 with a value of $742 million for the first ten years, plus an additional $245 million in investment money to get the programme going.
BAE Systems and Pitch Technologies will work with the army
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