[Stockholm, 9 November 2026]
Svekon has signed a framework agreement with the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) for weapon brackets intended for use in Swedish Armed Forces vehicles, vessels and aircraft. The agreement follows an extensive development process, with Svekon now moving forward with testing and preparations for deliveries, which are expected to commence in 2027.
The framework agreement covers weapon brackets designed for the safe transport and stowage of small arms across various military platforms. The solution has been developed for integration into different types of vehicles, vessels and aircraft, with the flexibility to accommodate multiple weapon systems.
With over 25 years of experience in developing and supplying weapon brackets for military applications, Svekon has extensive expertise in this field. Development of the new weapon bracket began just over a year ago, bringing together expertise from across the company to create a solution that meets the operational needs of the Swedish Armed Forces and the technical requirements of equipment used in military environments.
“We are delighted to have earned FMV’s trust. This framework agreement marks an important milestone after more than a year of development, and we look forward to moving into the next phase and preparing for delivery.”
– Staffan Razavi, Team Manager, Defence & Security, Svekon
From Development to Delivery
With the framework agreement in place, the project is now entering its next phase. The focus is on completing the remaining tests, verifying the solution and preparing the product for delivery.
The agreement is another example of how Svekon combines technical development expertise with a practical understanding of the Swedish Armed Forces’ needs, turning these into tangible, delivery-ready solutions.
Svekon will supply a new type of weapon bracket featuring a compact and versatile design, developed to securely accommodate AK5 and AK4 rifles, as well as AR-15 platform weapons. The brackets feature adjustable mounting points that ensure secure retention of different weapon types. By securing the weapon at its centre of gravity rather than by the barrel, the design minimises the risk of damage during transport. It also allows quick and easy access to the weapon while being suitable for installation in confined spaces and across a range of military platforms.
