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Over the last two years Dstl and our industry partners, have supported Joint User Intelligence Policy Branch in their work to revise STANAG 2433, more commonly known as AIntP-3, The Military Intelligence Data Exchange Concept.
Dstl's work to date has supported the UK custodian in a refresh and update of this standard. As a notable uplift, this revision has included an approach enabling machine-to-machine digital exchange of records following the logical approach within that standard. This work has been completed and the custodian has submitted it formally to the NATO group that owns this standard, following which a number of comments were received. The most recent phase of this work continued engagement with JINTWG in support of ratification and responding to the comments received from other nations.
This follow-on work will look to progress further and provide ongoing support to aid JU in their efforts to get JINTWG approval for the revised standards, as well as supporting subsequent efforts to push the standard through NATO ratification processes.
| Supplier | Identifier | Award Value | Cross-References |
|---|---|---|---|
| FRAZER-NASH CONSULTANCY LIMITED | 02562870 | £52,442 | - |
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