Providing protection for people and equipment in challenging environments

Marshall Canada’s developing Land Systems business provides innovative engineering services and adaptive product solutions including mission systems and infrastructure that is operationally proven in challenging environments globally.

In addition to producing a range of specialist containers to support the North American and international markets, Marshall Canada offers managed support services providing a full spectrum of support for all Marshall Land Systems products, including post design services and through-life management.

Canadian growth - 66 English Drive, Moncton

In 2023, Marshall Canada opened the doors to its 82,000 square foot production facility at 66 English Drive in Moncton, New Brunswick, enabling Marshall Land Systems to grow its existing capabilities to meet customer needs on a global basis.

Initial production has focused on the first “made in Canada” containers under the new facility’s initial European export contracts – namely the Defensiebrede Vervanging Operationele Wielvoertuigen (DVOW) and Netherlands Specialised Containers (NLSC) programmes. Containers produced under these contracts will ultimately be deployed to support Royal Netherlands Army missions around the world.

Supporting the New Brunswick economy

The new Moncton facility will create 90 new direct employment opportunities in the local area by the end of 2024 that are being recruited for now, which could increase to 140 by the end of 2025 as the ramp-up to full operating capacity continues.

The new facility is expected to boost New Brunswick’s fabricated metal manufacturing sector GDP by as much as 15 per cent by 2026 as well as driving export revenues to help address the province’s trade deficit in the sector.

If it is able to capitalize on a number of key domestic and international defence procurement programs such as Canada's Logistics Vehicle Modernization Program (LVM), Marshall expects to be generating as many as 500 direct and indirect jobs in the province before the end of the decade.