Atlas Elektronik UK (AEUK) has announced the opening of a new office in Bristol, close to the Ministry of Defence's Abbey Wood site, on 8 November.
AEUK develops submarine systems, surface combat systems and mine countermeasure systems, along with maritime security solutions, unmanned vehicles, naval weapons, communications systems and anti-submarine warfare capabilities.
Graham Attwood, head of production and infrastructure, said that the new Bristol office will provide AEUK better proximity to some of its established clients to support the company's continued growth.
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