As a crucial part of Canadian defence capability since 1911, BAE Systems will once again exhibit at CANSEC in 2026 at booth #1621. Working with the Canadian Armed Forces, we provide innovative capabilities across all domains. We take pride in being a global technology leader, delivering defence and security innovation for Canada and NATO, partnering with other local businesses. The Company spends in excess of C$300 million a year with over 150 of our fellow Canadian companies, with an estimated 8,000 Canadian jobs relying on the activities of BAE Systems.
For example, today BAE Systems is providing the design of the River Class Destroyers for the Royal Canadian Navy under a subcontract from Lockheed Martin Canada. BAE Systems is the warship designer for the 15-ship program with Irving Shipbuilding Inc. the prime contractor and shipbuilder and we will also provide support and consultancy services throughout the build phase. In addition to our Canadian capabilities, at CANSEC we will showcase the benefits of our global business, from the UK - such as the T-Series of Heavy Lift Electric UAS vehicles and cyber security solutions - to Sweden - including Beowulf, ARCHER and TRIDON Mk2.
Furthermore, outside of the defence and security realm, our electric drive systems also power thousands of buses in Canada, delivering low and zero-emission municipal transport solutions.
To find out more about our capabilities, visit us at CANSEC or view our BAE Systems website for Canada.
Is BAE Systems Hägglunds going to be displaying promoting their CV 9030 that the CAF selected as the winner of the Close Combat Vehicle Competition in 2014 in hopes MCAV sale?.
The test model's still in Gov hands or at least the Ottawa Military Museum's & they've significantly more firepower in some variants, auto-mortar, air defense & would be easier to come by than the new Leopards.