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DSEI 2023: latest consortium to bid for British Army collective training steps forward

11th September 2023 - 16:30 GMT | by Norbert Neumann in London

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CTTP seeks to transform how the British Army conducts collective training, factoring in the increased complexity of future warfare scenarios. (Photo: Team Crucible)

With a commitment to making training more efficient, effective, and frequent, Team Crucible plans to provide a digitally enabled collective training service for the British Army, employing real-time data feedback and advanced synthetic capabilities.

Team Crucible has become the latest partnership to announce its intention to become the British Army’s Strategic Partner (SP) for the Collective Training Transformation Programme (CTTP, now also referred to as Army Collective Training System or ACTS).

The team consists of Babcock International Group, Jacobs, Accenture, CAE and McKinsey & Co.

Announcing Team Crucible’s intention to run for the British Army competition during the Warfighter Podcast, Crucible campaign director Matt Chuter said: ‘Now more than ever the British Army needs to be prepared to adapt to ensure soldiers are ready for every eventuality.

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