Joint Collective Training Branch awards strategic training services contracts to Calytrix Technologies

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The Headquarters Joint Operations Command Joint Collective Training Branch (JCTB) has awarded three contracts to Calytrix Technologies to deliver exercise planning and simulation services in support of Defence’s joint and coalition training activities.

The Headquarters Joint Operations Command Joint Collective Training Branch (JCTB) has awarded three contracts to Calytrix Technologies to deliver exercise planning and simulation services in support of Defence’s joint and coalition training activities.

The contracts will support the continued delivery of complex training exercises that enhance the readiness and interoperability of Australian Defence Force personnel and coalition partners.

The award provides long-term certainty for more than 55 highly skilled jobs in the Canberra region, reinforcing the importance of sovereign Australian capability in defence training, simulation, and exercise support.

 
 

Calytrix has enjoyed a long and successful partnership with the JCTB, leveraging its strong corporate foundations in training and simulation to build and sustain an integrated team of exercise planning and simulation professionals.

Under the new contracts, Calytrix has partnered with Profectus Ventures, Omni Executive, and Cubic Defence Australia to offer significant depth to Headquarters Joint Operations Command in support of a complex and evolving exercise environment.

This unique blend of expertise, experience and technology enables Calytrix and the team to support the JCTB in its vital role of delivering complex joint and coalition training that enhances Australian Defence Force readiness and interoperability.

“Calytrix is pleased to have been selected as the prime contractor to continue our sovereign support of the Joint Collective Training Branch. We have enjoyed a long and successful partnership with JCTB and are proud to continue contributing to its vital role in delivering complex joint and coalition training for the Australian Defence Force,” Calytrix Technologies chief executive Shawn Parr said.

“We remain committed to delivering innovative simulation and exercise support capabilities that strengthen Defence readiness and support Australia’s national security objectives.”

The contracts further reinforce Calytrix’s position as a leading Australian provider of defence training and simulation solutions and demonstrate the value of a strong partnership between Defence and Australian industry.

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