Contract extension
Petards Group PLC has secured a three-year contract extension worth £0.65 million with the Ministry of Defence for the continued support of Royal Air Force communication infrastructure, commencing this month and running until November 2028. This extension to an existing support contract includes core maintenance and potential additional tasking and repair services, with anticipated future revenues potentially increasing the total contract value to over £1 million. The company expects this contract to contribute positively to its order book for defence services.
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Petards, the AIM quoted developer of advanced security, communication and surveillance systems, announces that its subsidiary, Petards Joyce-Loebl (PJL), has been awarded a contract extension worth £0.65 million by the Ministry of Defence (MOD) for the continued support of Royal Air Force (RAF) communication infrastructure.
The contract is a three-year extension to an existing support contract to supply core maintenance support, with the potential for additional tasking and repair services, on various Royal Air Force (RAF) stations in the UK and overseas.
While there is no contractually committed value for the additional tasking and repair activities, Petards anticipates that the related future revenues arising over the three-year contract term potentially increasing the total contract value to in excess of £1 million.
Support under this contract commences this month and will run until November 2028.
Petards Chairman Raschid Abdullah said;
"We are absolutely delighted that the MOD has awarded this contract extension to Petards and we look forward to continuing to work in partnership with its team to deliver this contract.
Government contracts such as this are important in supporting SMEs such as Petards, supporting UK based jobs and the retention of valuable specialist skills required for the UK to maintain independent capabilities in key industry sectors such as defence and helping support the local economy.
The contract continues our long established relationship for the provision and support of the RAF's communications infrastructure and adds to the Group's order book for its defence services."
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