ILS/IPS Management
Engineering Support
Achieving readiness through Safety and Supportability analysis
The heritage of CDS DS and a key service of our Capability Sustainment Business Unit, Engineering Support is the integration of engineering disciplines for a sustainable support and safety solution.
We operate across the lifecycle, able to conduct the engineering analysis during the acquisition to influence the design to ensure the availability of safe, sustainable, and dependable equipment.
We are also highly experienced at in-service support programmes, ensuring the necessary safety and supportability tasks are conducted to keep it at readiness.
We can integrate with our wider business units to deliver secure by design and equipment training. For larger scale support we can conduct operational support.
Our Services
Management support
Safety and Environmental Management
Configuration Management
Obsolescence Management
Design Influence
Logistics Support Analysis
Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Safety
Human Factors Integration
Secure by Design
Planning for support
Maintenance planning and support resources
Supply support and logistics operations
Technical publications
Equipment training
In-service support
In-service performance monitoring
Post-design services
Disposal
Managed services
Case Studies
MFC Programme
A critical system provider submarine supplier was contracted to deliver a complete supportability package as part of their defined customer deliverables.
Operational Support
Sustaining a 24hr, 365-day operational critical capability, including the associated activities to keep it available, safe, and usable.
Aeralis
Aeralis are pioneering a civil-certified, digitally designed, modular light jet aircraft system to deliver a flexible, affordable, on-demand defence capability.
Digital Risk Assessments
A digital risk assessment will provide a set of evidenced, validated risks to a given subject using a provided or assessed threat picture.
Army Trainer Capability
Reshaping the Army’s approach to training its trainers.
Military Satellite Communications
A Tier 1 Defence company took ownership of the supportability for a military satellite communication capability that included ground stations, maritime equipment and land-based systems.
