A value for money approach to the provision of test, evaluation and training support

QinetiQ provides Test and Evaluation (T&E) and Training Support services to MOD under a 25-year contract – the Long Term Partnering Agreement (LTPA). Many of these services are centrally funded, ensuring maximum value for money for MOD project teams using these facilities and capabilities.

What is the LTPA contract?

The LTPA contract is an innovative partnering approach to managing MOD’s strategic T&E capability. The contract:

  • Delivers a better service for less money
  • Enables access to QinetiQ’s T&E capabilities and expertise
  • Ensures continuous investment in new technology and facilities
  • Enables efficient use of facilities

Sites & Ranges

Under the LTPA QinetiQ operates 17 core MOD-owned or leased sites around the UK for test, evaluation and training support.

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LTPA capabilities

Under the LTPA, QinetiQ provides innovative and realistic test and evaluation of military and civil platforms, systems, weapons and components on land, at sea and in the air.

The LTPA enables accurate assessment of military capabilities throughout their lifetime, from concept to disposal, increasing reliability and fitness for purpose.

System Detonation at Shoeburyness Fastjet pilot Miss fire during Army training at Hebrides Compass base survey at Portland Bill Barrel Stores at Shoeburyness 120mm proof shot in flight EOTI tracking Lynx Wildcat at Portland Bill HESCO at Pendine Aberporth MOTR with cloud Range control at Aberporth Rapier firing at Hebrides Rib at Rona Voyager at Boscombe Welding LTPA Barge at Aberporth

News

Demilitarisation capability at MOD Shoeburyness
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LTPA supports urgent operational capability vital for the front line
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