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Calian Group Ltd. has been awarded a five-year contract valued at approximately CAD$47 million to continue providing scenario development support to the NATO Joint Warfare Centre (JWC) in Stavanger, Norway.
Awarded following a competitive procurement process, the contract extends Calian’s relationship with JWC. Under the contract, Calian will support the design, development and maintenance of complex training scenarios that underpin NATO’s strategic and operational-level exercises. These scenarios create realistic and evolving operating environments that challenge commanders and staff to make decisions, coordinate across domains and prepare for the increasingly complex security environment facing the Alliance.
The NATO Joint Warfare Centre is part of NATO’s collective training enterprise, supporting the preparation of NATO headquarters and forces for current and future operations.
“The security environment is changing quickly and NATO forces need training that reflects the complexity, uncertainty and pace of modern operations,” said Roch Pelletier, Calian’s Regional Vice President of Defence “The award reflects NATO’s continued confidence in our people and our expertise. We are proud to continue working alongside the Joint Warfare Centre to deliver the realistic, demanding training environments that help commanders and staff prepare to operate and succeed together.”
Calian currently serves as a prime contractor supporting JWC and provides subject matter expertise for operational and strategic-level exercises. Calian teams integrate political, military, economic, civil and information factors that evolve throughout an exercise, creating the conditions for participants to practice decision-making, coordination and command environments that reflect contemporary operational challenges.