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October 19, 2017
ADM Defence Week comes to you in a new format aligned with the launch of our new look website earlier in the week – we hope you enjoy the improved functionality and superior readability. All Defence Week content can be accessed via the tab on the homepage.
The debate over who should build the Future Frigates simmers on if the ASC Chairman's opening remarks to the recent Senate Inquiry are anything to go by and ten of the best start ups are hoping for future success following the first Techstars Adelaide demonstration day.
In other news Rafael steps up on growing its Australian footprint while Volvo rethinks its government sales business after divestment efforts fail to produce an attractive offer.
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Carter challenged the idea, much discussed of late, that the Commonwealth may turn to a foreign shipbuilder to construct the Sea 5000 Future Frigates.
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Chosen from hundreds of applicants, the 10 Adelaide Techstars companies were selected as proposing ideas or products with possible defence applications.
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At this stage the exact look of the final structural reorganisation of VGGS Oceania is unclear.
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The RPA's sensors have helped firefighters with both the strategic planning and resource placement essential for efforts to contain the fire.
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APC Technology will be responsible for the manufacture of a range of computing solutions as well as the planning, sourcing and layout of the radio operator consoles.
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Successful trials of Bisalloy’s armour plating will result in a major export contract that will enable Bisalloy to become a part of Rafael’s global supply chain.
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Nominations for the awards covered some of the wide range of services that support NZ Defence, including information technology, engineering and catering supplies.
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Under the contract, Harris will manufacture and deliver IDECM jammers for the RAAF F/A-18E/F Super Hornets.
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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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