The Blanchard Racing Team (BRT) has unveiled a new look for the Supercars season-ending Adelaide 500, with South Australian electronics company REDARC Defence & Space coming on board as the naming rights partner for Todd Hazelwood’s Ford Mustang.
Last week, REDARC Defence & Space completed their final delivery, marking the successful completion of a critical collaboration between the two companies.
REDARC is thrilled to announce the signing of a partnership agreement between ST Engineering Advanced Networks & Sensors Pte Ltd and REDARC Defence & Space on the first day of DSEi 2023 in London.
Luminact Pty Ltd, an Australian-owned and operated provider of engineering services and solutions, has been awarded a contract to deliver eighty-four next generation Mobile Retransmission Systems for the Australian Defence Force (ADF) partnering with REDARC Defence & Space.
REDARC Defence & Space is pleased to announce the appointment of Scott Begbie to the role of Executive General Manager.
REDARC Defence & Space were honoured to be nominated alongside Daronmont Technologies for the 2022 Defence Teaming Centre Defence Industry Teaming Award.
REDARC Defence Systems are excited to unveil their new brand identity, REDARC Defence & Space.
Australian business REDARC Defence & Space has been awarded a $23 million contract to supply 12,600 LED lights for the first batch of three Hunter class warships.
REDARC is pleased to be shortlisted for the Defence Teaming Centre’s (DTC) Growing and Emerging Award.
REDARC Defence Systems is pleased to enter into a partnership with Abaco Systems, inc. Each company brings complementary strengths and capabilities to the military aerospace (Mil Aero) market.
REDARC Defence Systems selected as Kongsberg Defence Australia’s preferred partner and supplier of electro-mechanical components for the NASAMS system’s Fire Distribution Centre (FDC) as part of project LAND 19 Phase 7B.
REDARC Defence Systems has secured its first major contract with the Australian Department of Defence to deliver Multi Aspect Threat Emulation Systems (MATES) to the Australian Army.
