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BAE Systems Offers Advanced, Combat-Proven CV90 to Czech Army in Partnership with VOP

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BAE Systems has submitted a bid to provide the combat-proven CV90 to the Czech Ministry of Defence for the BMP II Replacement Program, in partnership with VOP CZ s.p. This proposal aims to ensure timely production and delivery of the CV90 MkIV Infantry Fighting Vehicle while supporting Czech sovereignty in defense. BAE Systems emphasizes its successful industrial cooperation with local companies and academia, which aligns with Czech industrial aspirations. The CV90 MkIV offers advanced capabilities, integrating modern technology to enhance crew performance and battlefield effectiveness.

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  • Submission of bid for the CV90 MkIV to Czech Ministry of Defence.
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  • The CV90 MkIV includes advanced features like A.I. integration for improved crew performance.
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ÖRNSKÖLDSVIK, Sweden--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- BAE Systems has confirmed its bid submission to provide the combat-proven CV90 to the Czech Ministry of Defence for the BMP II Replacement Program. In partnership with state-owned defense integrator VOP CZ s.p., the team’s offer will ensure the production and delivery of the CV90 MkIV Infantry Fighting Vehicle on schedule and to budget, as well as support the sovereignty of the Czech Army and Czech industry in the service and future development of the vehicle.

BAE Systems has submitted its Best and Final Offer for the combat-proven CV90 to the Czech Ministry of Defence. (Photo: BAE Systems)

BAE Systems has submitted its Best and Final Offer for the combat-proven CV90 to the Czech Ministry of Defence. (Photo: BAE Systems)

BAE Systems Hägglunds, the manufacturer of the CV90, has delivered multiple CV90 export programs to European customers. The team’s highly successful and proven industrial cooperation approach is closely aligned to the Czech Republic’s industrial aspirations, including the co-development and delivery of tracked combat vehicles with VOP CZ s.p.. BAE Systems also has arrangements with more than 30 state- and privately-owned companies, as well as ongoing and planned future collaboration with Czech Academia including the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU).

“We are confident that the advanced capabilities of the offered CV90 MkIV is the best choice for the Czech Army, to protect its soldiers and secure the future of its nation’s defense forces as well its defense industry,” said Tommy Gustafsson-Rask, managing director of BAE Systems Hägglunds. ”BAE Systems’ successful industrial cooperation goes beyond the mechanical assembly of the vehicle or the creation of new factories. Our offering is based on Czech defense industries playing a high-value and strategic role in the development, production, training, and support of the vehicle and all its variants.”

The CV90 MkIV offer also includes the most recent turret configuration designed to provide increased capabilities through the integration of the latest generation of sensors and active survivability systems, added weapon capabilities, and enhanced crew and squad ergonomics. Built on combat-proven experience and data analysis from the CV90’s seven existing users, the improved CV90 MkIV turret also reduces cognitive load on crews through greater use of A.I. to meet the growing needs of the modern battlefield.

“We believe our strategic relationship with VOP CZ s.p., combined with the modern, combat-proven CV90 MkIV, is the right formula for a successful program in the Czech Republic,” concluded Gustafsson-Rask.

The CV90 is in operation with seven nations: Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. With close to 1,300 CV90s of numerous variants in service, the vehicle has a combat-proven track record and is designed to accommodate future growth to meet evolving missions.

For CV90 imagery, please visit: https://baesys.resourcespace.com/?c=6290&k=c9a568357b.

Ola Thorén, BAE Systems Hägglunds

Office: +46 660 80506; Mobile: +46 708 335000

ola.thoren@baesystems.se

Rebecca Surtees, BAE Systems, Inc.

Mobile: +44 (0)7825 948274

rebecca.surtees@baesystems.com

www.baesystems.com

@BAESystemsInc

Source: BAE Systems, Inc.

FAQ

What is the significance of BAE Systems' bid submission for the CV90 MkIV?

BAE Systems' bid for the CV90 MkIV is significant as it aims to replace the Czech Army's BMP II, enhancing local defense capabilities.

Who is BAE Systems partnering with for the CV90 bid?

BAE Systems is partnering with VOP CZ s.p., a state-owned defense integrator, for its CV90 bid.

What advanced features does the CV90 MkIV offer?

The CV90 MkIV offers advanced features including the latest turret configuration, modern sensors, and A.I. integration for enhanced battlefield performance.

How does the CV90 MkIV support Czech defense industry?

The CV90 MkIV proposal includes co-development and collaboration with local defense manufacturers, aligning with Czech industrial aspirations.

What is the stock symbol for BAE Systems?

The stock symbol for BAE Systems is BAESY.

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