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TRACE Certified

On 7 July 2021, DEW Engineering successfully renewed its TRACE Certification. TRACE Certification is a heavily benchmarked and comprehensive due diligence review, analysis and approval process…

Awarded IDEaS COVID-19 Challenge

DEW Engineering is pleased to announce that it has been selected for a DND Funding Award in the amount of $199,510 to develop a concept for a High Temperature Sanitizing Heating Apparatus to defeat…

IDEaS Pop-up City Competition

DEW is a Round 3 contender for the IDEaS Pop-Up-City competition. IDEaS Pop-up city Competition Integrating Energy, Water and Waste Management Systems for Deployed Camps. The Canadian Armed Forces…

Not just an ‘Owl House’

Not just an ‘Owl House’ By James Careless, Canadian Defence Review Magazine In mythology, an owl is a wise creature. This is why engineering design firms are sometimes referred to as ‘owl houses’,…

DEW, Supacat Team for SOF Fighting Vehicle

By Greg Burton In July 2019, National Defence announced the intention to procure approximately 55 to 75 Next Generation Fighting Vehicles (NGFV) to replace the existing High Mobility Multipurpose…

DEW in Top 75 Defence Companies

An evaluation panel consisting of Canadian Defence Review (CDR) magazine's editorial staff and independent advisors rank the companies annually based on factors such as economic impact to the country…

DEW Delivering Auxiliary Air Purification Systems with HEPA Filtration

DEW Engineering is supporting the Canadian Forces Health Services (CFHS) branch as they prepare for potential deployment to assist Canadians as part of OP LASER, the Canadian Armed Forces’ response…

CANSOFCOM: Next Generation Fighting Vehicle – DEW Engineering Teams with Supacat

Formal industry engagement commenced with a Letter of Interest (LOI) and Request for Information (RFI) about the High Level Mandatory Requirements (HLMR) that had been developed for the new NGFV. The…

DEW Engineering teams with Supacat on next generation fighting vehicles

DEW Engineering and Development (DEW) of Ottawa, Canada and Supacat of Devon, United Kingdom, have formed a team to pursue the Next Generation Fighting Vehicles (NGFV) program for the Canadian…