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December 15, 2016

In our last ADM Defence Week Premium of the year, Rheinmetall outlines its vision for a military vehicle centre of excellence, Civmec moves in on neighbours BAE Systems and Austal, and 'the Steel Cat' has taken to the water in Adelaide.
 
In other news, the AMGC has released its 10 year sector competitiveness plan to boost manufacturing and Northrop Grumman demonstrates a distributed network environment for RAAF training.
 
ADM2017 Congress will be coming up early in the New Year. For the first time we will be holding a welcome reception on the evening before the event, featuring a keynote address from Defence Industry Minister Christopher Pyne. To avoid the New Year rush for tickets book early!   

Finally, on behalf of the ADM team I'd like to take the opportunity to wish you a happy festive season, we'll be back with more DWP on January 19,

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Rheinmetall proposes military vehicle vision for Australasia

Rheinmetall Defence Australia will announce today a proposal for the establishment of a national infrastructure asset for military vehicles in Australia, to underpin a 50-year strategic relationship between the Commonwealth, the Australian Army and defence industry.  more»

Civmec’s big plans for expanded Henderson facility

WA based engineering services company Civmec will lease an additional seven hectares adjoining its Henderson facility and plans to commence building a massive shipbuilding hall on the site in the second quarter of next year.  more»

‘The Steel Cat’ floats again

The Air Warfare Destroyer (AWD) program reached a significant milestone in Adelaide today as the second of three destroyers was formally named and launched into Australian waters for the first time.  more»

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AMGC lays out plan to boost manufacturing

The AMGC has released its first Sector Competitiveness Plan detailing how the manufacturing sector along with its supported industries can add up to $36 billion to the national economy over the next ten years.  more»

Nurturing the UK-Australia Defence relationship

UK Defence Secretary Michael Fallon met with Defence Industry Minister Christopher Pyne on Tuesday to discuss defence cooperation and the fostering of defence innovation.  more»

Northrop Grumman demonstrates value of LVC for RAAF training

Northrop Grumman Australia has successfully provided a proof-of-concept demonstrating the value of a distributed network environment between two RAAF simulators and a Northrop Grumman test lab in the US.  more»

Frazer-Nash keeps the focus on the bottom line

ADM spoke with director of the Australian business Jonathan Armstrong, who took over the role a year and a half ago.  more»

Modernising NZDF logistics

NZ Defence Minister Gerry Brownlee announced Wednesday that approval has been given for the NZDF to progress work on the Consolidated Logistics project at a cost of NZ$130 million over five years.  more»

ADM's Defence Week Premium 427 PDF Version

The full version of the Defence Week Premium can be downloaded here as a PDF. You can also access a separate PDF of the weekly tenders and a digital copy of the newsletter.  more»

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