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4 days ago · MBDA has signed an agreement for the European Hypersonic Defense Interceptor Study (HYDIS2) project concept phase with the Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation (OCCAR). The agreement was signed on behalf of the project partners and funding nations France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands. A total of 19 partners and more than 20 ...
4 days ago · Europe’s foremost missile manufacturer MBDA has been selected to deliver a concept for Europe’s future anti-hypersonic and anti-ballistic missile interceptor. Managed by the continent’s defence programme overseer, the Organisation for Joint Armament Co-operation, or ‘OCCAR’ in French, the initiative will be supported under the ...
4 days ago · The MBDA spokesperson said the assessment and technology demonstration phase would begin in 2026 and last until at least 2029–30, followed by the design and manufacturing phase to deliver an ...
5 days ago · HYDIS² is a central element of the contribution of European states to the mission of defending populations and armed forces against the emerging threat from hypersonic weapons. On 15 May 2024 OCCAR contracted MBDA, representing the HYDIS2 consortium, for the concept phase of the HYDIS2 programme to develop an effective counter to emerging ...
5 days ago · The new phase, coordinated by MBDA, will harmonize operational scenarios, define threats, consolidate weapon system requirements, select an interceptor concept, and prepare for deployment by 2035. The HYDIS2 consortium, spearheaded by MBDA, unites 19 partners, over 20 subcontractors in 14 European nations, and research centers from several ...
4 days ago · MBDA has signed with the Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation (OCCAR – Organisation Conjointe de Cooperation en Matière d’Armement), a European Defence Fund grant agreement on behalf of the partners of the HYpersonic Defence Interceptor Study (HYDIS2) Consortium and a Linked Procurement Contract (member states co-funding), on 15 May, launching the HYDIS2 concept phase.
4 days ago · The programme amounts to around €140m ($151.8m), of which €80m is co-funded by the European Defence Fund. The signature between MBDA and OCCAR marks the beginning of a three-year concept phase to select the most suitable and effective counter-hypersonic and anti-ballistic concept with the associated weapon architecture.
