Saab Australia and ST Engineering partner on deployable health solutions for combat field hospitals
Saab Australia (Saab) and ST Engineering have signed a teaming agreement to deliver deployable health solutions for combat field hospitals in the Asia Pacific region.
The teaming agreement builds on a long-standing global relationship between the two companies and signals a strengthened commitment to exploring opportunities across markets of mutual interest.
The agreement supports the shared vision of Saab and ST Engineering’s Unmanned & Integrated Systems business to deliver scalable and adaptable health support systems designed for a range of operations, including armed conflict, humanitarian aid, and peacekeeping missions across multiple defence domains.
Andy Keough CSC, Saab Australia Managing Director said:
“This partnership brings together our complementary strengths to deliver a world-class capability that ensures defence personnel can train and operate with confidence, wherever they are deployed.
“Trusted to deliver the deployable health capability for the Australian Defence Force and with a strong history of delivery in Europe, Saab’s deployable health capabilities are supporting defence forces across the globe.”
“This proven experience, combined with a focus on future regional opportunities, positions us well to support the evolving defence health needs across the region.”
Goh Ming Joo, General Manager, Unmanned & Integrated Systems, Digital Systems, ST Engineering, said:
“This teaming agreement leverages our expertise in unmanned integrated systems and automation alongside Saab’s complementary strength to pave the way for cutting-edge health solutions crucial for combat field hospitals.”
“At ST Engineering, we are dedicated to advancing solutions for rapid response capabilities, reducing the time to treat patients and improving survival rates.”
“Across military, humanitarian, and disaster scenarios, our solutions are built to support frontline personnel and affected communities with consistent medical care.”