Radionor Communications AS has been appointed to the UK’s Tactical Communication Systems Framework (RM6393), enabling the company to compete for future public sector procurements.
The agreement covers Lot 2 (Systems), valued at up to GBP 4.7 billion, and Lot 3 (Components), valued at up to GBP 727 million. The framework runs for an initial three-year period, with options to extend for a total duration of up to eight years.
The milestone highlights the growing necessity of electronic warfare (EW) resilient communications and GNSS-denied navigation in modern operational environments. To support future defence programmes and deliver advanced, non-ITAR communications technology at a strategic scale, Radionor recently expanded its manufacturing capacity through a new production facility.
Raymond Søderholm, CEO of Radionor Communications AS, commented, “Radionor is proud to become part of the UK framework agreement with our digital phased array technology that enables connectivity in the most EW congested areas. This will further strengthen the bilateral relationship between Norway and the UK in the defence and security cooperation.”
The UK and other European governments are actively investing in stronger, EW-resilient communications to support modern defence operations, positioning Radionor to address the rising demand for secure and reliable connectivity.
