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The workshop ensures demining machines can be operational as much of the time as possible to fulfill capabilities and capacity

Across the full spectrum of client needs, GCS brings highest standard demining to Ukraine for Nibulon, funded by German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and the German State Development Bank (KFW DEG Impulse).

Global Clearance Solutions AG (GCS) announced today that it has completed additional acquisitions. Recently purchased company Symlab GmbH secures the jamming division of Comlab AG, while GCS buys Comlab subsidiary Symmetra.

Crowds gathered at the exhibition booth of Global Clearance Solutions (GCS) to witness the release of their Multi-sensor Detection System (MDS) designed to increase the find rate of explosive threats.

Idex 2023 promises to be one of the year’s most exciting trade shows. Set to be released is a new detection system that aims to locate hidden threats faster and more accurately…

Global Clearance Solutions (GCS) were recently contracted to supply Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Emergency Situations (MES) with mechanical demining equipment that will be used to clear the Nagorno-Karabakh region from explosive threats.

In July, Global Clearance Solutions (GCS) was awarded a major contract as the main supplier of General Dynamics European Land Systems–Mowag (GDELS–Mowag) for military engineering attachments.

In July this year, the organisation announced the signing of a landmark contract to supply the Bundeswehr with mechanically advanced assets aimed at improving Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) operations.

GCS returns to EUROSATORY, the world's premier defence and security expo this week. Find out more about our flagship GCS-200 and related hardware enhancements.

Learn more about how we provide tactical advantages for our customers by upgrading their protected vehicles.

In April this year, training was completed by GCS’ senior field technicians in Nabatieh, a city situated near Lebanon’s southern border. In association with MAG, this event was aimed at relaying essential mechanical details that will help to eliminate remnants of war in and around that region.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has yet again brought to light some of the severe realities of war. While there remains an earnest focus on securing front lines, the subsequent need for battlefield clearance must be highlighted. Read why and how GCS can aptly render affected regions safe for civilian use.

Mines can be effective forms of territorial control, meaning threats can be below and above ground. Relive the authentic experiences of one of our technicians and learn how the GCS-100 managed to develop a life-like persona.

Earlier this month, GCS attended the 8th Mine Action Technology Workshop organised by the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) together with other Mine Action experts, including national authorities, the United Nations and international organisations.