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This section contains detailed information about the Federal Office of Defense Technology and Procurement (BWB):
a short introduction, an overview of the historical development of the office, the staff structure and its tasks and organization.

Furthermore, this section will provide guidance on how to quickly contact key organizational units of the Federal Office of Defense Technology and Procurement or on how to get there by car or public transport.

The Federal Office of Defense Technology and Procurement (BWB)

The BWB and its agencies are subordinate to the Directorate General of Armaments at the Federal Ministry of Defense. They thus represent, together with the Federal Office of the Bundeswehr for Information Management and Information Technology (IT-AmtBw), the armament sector below the ministerial level.


The subordinate agencies belonging to the BWB organization

The BWB has several subordinate agencies: seven Technical Centers, three Research Institutes, the Naval Arsenal with its installations in Wilhemshaven and Kiel and the liaison office in the USA.


The tasks of the Federal Office of Defense Technology and Procurement

As part of the armament sector, the BWB and its subordinate agencies have the task to ensure that the Bundeswehr demand is met by supplying state-of-the-art technology and modern equipment at economic conditions.


The organizational structure of the Federal Office of Defense Technology and Procurement

The BWB is headed by a president and one vice-president, who are supported by the Executive Staff, the Central Controlling and the Internal Audit.
The Director of Projects coordinates all measures required for Network Centric Operations.
In addition to the four project divisions the BWB also has three service divisions.


How to get to/How to contact the BWB

Learn more about the BWB's geographical location. Make use of the possibility to quickly contact key organizational units of the BWB or on how to get there by car or public transport.



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Current as of 06.02.2006

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