Servicing TITUS 6x6 Vehicles – A new milestone in CSG Group partnership with the Czech Army!
Tatra Defence Vehicle company proudly announces the signing of a landmark framework agreement with the Czech Army for the servicing of TITUS 6x6 armoured vehicles. This historic agreement, valued at 951 million CZK, strengthens their collaboration and underscores commitment to supporting the defense forces of the Czech Republic.
The recent approval of this agreement by the Czech government further solidifies their position as a key partner in the defense industry. It ensures the operational readiness and effectiveness of the TITUS vehicles, which are essential for the successful completion of Czech Army missions.
Enhancing defense capabilities
The TITUS (Tactical Infantry Transport and Utility System) 6×6 vehicles represent a crucial asset for the Czech Army. Designed to offer high mobility, protection, and versatility, these vehicles are equipped to handle various mission types, from troop transport to medical evacuation and command and control operations. The robust design and advanced technology of the TITUS 6x6 make it a formidable tool in the modern battlefield, capable of operating in diverse and challenging environments.
By securing this servicing agreement, Tatra Defence Vehicle a.s. ensures that these vehicles will remain in peak condition, thus enhancing the overall defense capabilities of the Czech Republic. Regular maintenance and timely upgrades are vital to the longevity and performance of military vehicles, and this partnership guarantees that the TITUS 6x6 will continue to meet the rigorous demands of military operations.
Commitment to excellence
Tatra Defence Vehicle a.s. has a long-standing history of excellence in the defense sector. Our state-of-the-art facilities and highly skilled workforce are dedicated to providing top-tier maintenance and support services. This new agreement with the Czech Army is a testament to our unwavering commitment to quality and reliability.
The 951 million CZK deal covers a comprehensive range of services, including routine maintenance, repairs, and upgrades. Our team of experts will work closely with the Czech Army to ensure that all servicing needs are met promptly and efficiently, minimizing downtime and maximizing the operational availability of the TITUS 6x6 fleet.
Strengthening strategic partnerships
This agreement marks a significant step forward in our strategic partnership with the Czech Army. It builds on a foundation of mutual trust and collaboration, paving the way for future opportunities and joint initiatives. As we move forward, Tatra Defence Vehicle a.s. remains dedicated to supporting the Czech Republic’s defense infrastructure and contributing to its national security objectives.
Future prospects
Looking ahead, Tatra Defence Vehicle a.s. is excited about the potential for further collaboration with the Czech Army. The successful implementation of this servicing agreement will not only ensure the reliability of the TITUS 6x6 vehicles but also demonstrate our capability to deliver high-quality defense solutions.
We are committed to innovation and continuous improvement, striving to meet the evolving needs of the defense sector. Our partnership with the Czech Army is a cornerstone of our business, and we are proud to play a role in enhancing the country’s defense readiness.
Conclusion
The signing of the framework agreement for the servicing of TITUS 6x6 vehicles is a milestone achievement for Tatra Defence Vehicle a.s. and the Czech Army. This historic deal underscores our dedication to excellence and our commitment to supporting the defense forces of the Czech Republic. As we embark on this new chapter in our partnership, we look forward to contributing to the strength and security of the nation through reliable and effective defense solutions.
General parameters of the TITUS 6x6 armoured vehicle
- MRAV (Multi-role Armored Vehicle) category
- Crew of 4 persons, number varies by vehicle type
- High ballistic protection (STANAG 3). Body welded from heavy armoured sheet metal, with armoured plates and windows on the outside, internal walls lined with composite materials (spall liner). Effective protection against infantry weapons, heavy machine guns and artillery ammunition fragments, mines and IEDs.
- TATRA T 815-7 Force chassis with central tube and independently suspended, air-sprung semi-axles with first and third axles steerable
- Air suspension system with the possibility of changing the vehicle ground clearance. Outer turning radius 13 m, climb rate 60%, side roll value 30%. Tactical tyres 16,00 R20 with central inflation system, which allows not only adjusting the tyre pressure for different surfaces, but also driving with tyre punctures
- Vehicle speed on paved roads up to 110 km/h with a range of up to 700 km
- Universal armament carrier – Remote controlled weapon stations with the ability to mount a 12.7 mm calibre machine gun or 40 mm calibre grenade launcher. Possibility of installing a remote-controlled turret with a 20 mm rapid-fire gun and a 7.62 mm machine gun. Possibility of mounting up to three light machine guns on the hatch at the three roof hatches. Firing is also possible with a gun located in the folding ramp. Other versions of the TITUS armoured personnel carrier allow for the function of weapon system carriers – anti-tank and anti-aircraft missiles or a mortar of 120 mm calibre
- Electronic and communication systems provide classified and unclassified radio communication and data link in VHF and UKV bands and also by satellite tactical communication (SATCOM), including the use of integrated cryptomodules
- The vehicle is equipped with the already proven STAR Light 3 SF protective jammer from the Czech company URC Systems spol. s r.o. The jammer protects against the current threats of radio remotely launched IEDs, including 4G and 5G mobile communication systems. The system is ready for connection of a dedicated anti-drone jamming module (MAD). Also new is liquid cooling to reduce the jammer's build volume. The jammer succeeded in military trials
- Power is provided by an alternator connected to the vehicle's engine when the vehicle is moved. In both stationary and autonomous modes, the engine is switched off and the electronic systems are powered either from batteries, mains or a generator
- The radios and necessary components in the new MKPP vehicles will be compatible with the equipment already in place in the Czech Army. The new titles will also allow the fitting of a Battlefield Identification Friend or Foe (BIFF) system that can recognise own-foreign units
- Protection of the crew from the effects of chemical, biological and nuclear weapons
