Unipart, KBR, and IBM have formed Team ORION to provide advanced logistics, operational resilience, and cutting-edge technology to the UK Ministry of Defence. This collaboration combines Unipart's supply chain expertise, KBR's defence experience, and IBM's digital innovation to create a sovereign, integrated capability designed to address complex defence challenges. The partnership aims to improve supply chain security, reduce risks, and enable faster decision-making for the Ministry of Defence. Team ORION will be showcased at the Farnborough International Airshow 2026, highlighting its commitment to strengthening UK defence infrastructure and technology.
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