DeltaQuad, a pioneer in electric long-range VTOL UAVs for defence and safety applications, has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Providence, a trusted partner to defence, law enforcement, and government clients, to simplify the procurement of DeltaQuad’s unmanned aerial systems (UAS).

This collaboration combines DeltaQuad’s extended-range VTOL UAV technology and advanced navigation options for GPS-challenged environments, with Providence’s expertise in technical innovation, tactical and technical training, and the provision of specialised solutions. By working together, the two companies will simplify acquisition, reduce lead times, and support the rapid deployment of integrated UAS capabilities tailored to complex operational environments.

The partnership reflects growing demand for extended-range VTOL operations and strengthens the ability of both companies to support defence and security organisations with practical, mission-focused solutions. Representatives from both companies highlighted the importance of the collaboration:

“Providence plays a crucial role in closing the gap between advanced UAS technology and the needs of end users in defence and security,” said Jurian van Zanten, Director of Commerce at DeltaQuad. “With their reach within the UK defence community and deep understanding of operational requirements, they ensure our solutions reach those who need them most’’.

“We are excited to join forces with DeltaQuad to deliver cutting-edge aerial capabilities that support customers in demanding operational environments,” said Mark Pearson, Managing Director of Providence’’.

About Providence

Providence empowers defence, law enforcement, and government clients with agile, mission-ready solutions. It delivers technical innovation, tactical and technical training, consulting services and specialist capability. Expanding into UAS integration, Providence brings fresh capability to complex environments, enhancing resilience, accelerating innovation and driving operational success where it matters most.

For more information, visit www.providenceitf.com