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I think most of us would prefer to see more Defence tender transparency - Raytheon Australia certainly thinks so if its recent Senate submission is anything to go by. In other Defence Week news, Julian Kerr visits Varley Group at Tomago in NSW for an insight on the work they've done for F-35 support.
Meanwhile in Washington DC, Lockheed Martin and the Pentagon are facing each other down at the F-35 Lot 11 negotiating table with the Program Director claiming costs are still too high - the RAAF will get eight more F-35s in the lot.
We are pleased to announce Defence Minister Marise Payne as patron for ADM's Women in Defence Awards, with the inaugural event set for July 27 in Canberra. We're still seeking nominations but don't delay - entries will close on April 13,
Patrick Durrant
Associate Editor
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A capability-focused conversation would, according to Raytheon, provide the public with a greater stake in the defence capabilities for which they are ultimately paying as taxpayers.
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Once completed and accepted by the RAAF, the first Deployable Duty Facilities will be deployed to Luke Air Force Base in Arizona.
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VADM Winter's team is currently engaged in protracted negotiations with the world's largest defence contractor.
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Frequentis’ critical contribution to the success of OneSKY was formally recognised by Airservices and Thales during a dedicated ceremony on 7th March.
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Minister Payne will be presenting a keynote speech at the awards luncheon on July 27 and presenting the Hall of Fame award.
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2017 graduates have since gone on to launch new products, close significant VC investments, and inked global deals with top defence sector corporations.
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The full version of Defence Week can be downloaded here as a PDF plus a separate PDF of the weekly tenders.
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Australian Defence Magazine - Current Edition
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In February, ADM presents the Airpower 2018 edition.
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The CDIC is delivering a nationwide series of seminars for businesses that are seeking to learn about opportunities in the defence market.
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Connecting, celebrating and developing women leaders across Australia’s police, defence and emergency services organisations.
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The SME Conference will foster an essential part of the ASEAN-Australia trade relationship, bringing together regional specialists, business leaders and successful exporters to share their knowledge and insights with Australian SMEs.
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