Defence and security acquisition and customer friend
Engineering and programme services in the ‘five eyes’ defence and security markets of Australia, Canada, the US, and the UK.
Engineering and programme services in the ‘five eyes’ defence and security markets of Australia, Canada, the US, and the UK.
We are trusted partners, recognise the global strategic heatmap, and focus on delivering the best design, technology, and commercial advice wherever we work.
Our brilliant people use their technical and programme management expertise to help you acquire, provide, and support safe, capable, and available defence assets.
We are passionate about high performance. We fuse capabilities from the entire spectrum of engineering and consultancy to tackle the defence and security markets’ most complex engineering and programme challenges.
We deliver specialised services that help you procure new capabilities, support solutions, and enable optimisation of business and capability change
Our vision is for better futures through collaboration and innovation, from transforming law enforcement agencies to sustainable maintenance of in-service nuclear submarines.
BMT delivers support across the entire MAS lifecycle so you can exploit the benefits.
We provide independent, tailored advice to help you reduce the risk of cyber-attacks.
We provide a complete lifecycle approach for our app and data services development service, from discovery to design, build and run.
A successful digital transformation leaves your organisation with the ability to evolve to meet the demands of constant change.
We offer a range of secure and innovative solutions to help you maximise the benefit from technical information, including the production of user guides, manuals, and asset specifications.
Helping you deliver complex change. We work with you to change processes, technology, and the flow of information across your organisation to respond to changes in the market or your business environment.
Our knowledge of submarine design, availability and reliability, enables efficient solutions to complex problems.
Integrating cutting edge organisational and behavioural insights to enhance performance, our innovative training consultancy supports the development of pro-active, professional, and highly skilled personnel within a regulated environment.
It is increasingly recognised by defence forces around the world that climate change poses an increasing threat to peace and security in the world. Its impacts can undermine livelihoods, increase involuntary migration, and reduce the ability of states to provide security.
A discrete event modelling and simulation approach allows organisations to test multiple scenarios within systems, processes, and operations.
One of the most significant challenges of warship procurement is keeping pace with technological developments and changing strategic contexts.
Submarines are designed for a service life of more than 25 years. Therefore, they need to be prepared to meet the needs of tomorrow's and today's needs, which means a flexible operational capability and increased importance on areas such as sustainability and climate resilience in design.
This paper outlines what we mean by complex projects, Systems Thinking, emergent properties and benefits management, and proposes the benefits of combining these to aid successful project delivery.
The third article in our Bias series, this piece focusses on hindsight bias. It can have severe implications for project management, impacting the assessment of decisions, hindering learning, and contributing to overconfidence in (and in turn the potential jeopardising of) project success.
In recent years, bias in the workplace, both subconscious and overt, has come under intense scrutiny. In this bias series, we will be looking at some of the lesser-known workplace subconscious biases: what they are; how they affect you and your colleagues, and what you can do to tackle them. In this first article, we examine the negatives and - perhaps surprisingly - the positives of a bias that affects everyone nearly every day: optimism bias.
Confirmation Bias: what is it? How does it affect you? Can you overcome it? Welcome to the second article in our bias series on some of the lesser known subconscious biases in the workplace.
Congratulations to Marine Engineering Apprentice Jordan Tyers on being awarded the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST) 'Lady Hamlyn Award', which recognises apprentices who have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to their professional development in the marine sector.
We have recently attended the IMarEST Engine as a Weapon event where we delivered industry-leading talks on a range of topics, from Autonomous Vessels to Digital Twin in Ship Design.
This paper, available as a download, looks at the intricacies of trust within the public sector and presents BMT’s four key enablers to building trust in the public sectors’ transformation initiatives.
Whether we like it or not, the world is facing a growing number of wicked problems – problems where there is no obvious route to resolution, and no agreement on the core challenges. With the incredible advances now seen in AI, to what extent can computer generated input support in ‘solving’ wicked problems?
Team Advance of which BMT is a member has secured a three-year contract with Defence Digital to deliver the next generation of tactical military communications.
Navantia UK and BMT Achieve the First Key Milestone on the FSS Programme after collaboration in the Functional Design
BMT, working within the Aurora Engineering Partnership led by QinetiQ in collaboration with AtkinsRéalis and BMT, has secured an £18 million contract from Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S) to deliver technical documentation services for the Royal Navy (RN) and Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) surface ships and submarines for the next 4 years.
BMT to drive transformation in UK Policing with cutting-edge technology and sustainable practices through the Police Industry Charter, enhancing public safety collaboration and improving public service outcomes.
British Army’s Futures Directorate has provided funding to build, supply and demonstrate the latest BMT SPARO® prototype for UK medics who took part in Project CONVERGENCE.
Dr Tim Curtis has been recognised as a Fellow of the Systems & Complexity in Organisation (SCIO) professional body. This distinguished professional qualification highlights the significant recognition of Tim's expertise and dedication to supporting organisations with complex social & environmental challenges over a 30-year career, emphasising his crucial contributions to practice of systems thinking and complexity science in global management and leadership.
Experienced leadership prioritizing the growth of our business through the development of capabilities and local delivery of global BMT expertise.
BMT offers a rich portfolio of design services for specialised vessels, this capability is particularly relevant given the focus of the Australian Defence Strategic Review on enhancing the Army's amphibious capabilities in littoral environments.
