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Successful member briefing - Submarine supply chain opportunities
Those who attended the recent VDA-Submarines Member Briefing were treated to a very informative and engaging session.
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Unlocking Australian supply chain opportunities
On 9 November, Thales Australia in conjunction with the VDA-Submarine and VDA-Maritime Alliances held an Industry Engagement Seminar in Melbourne. For VDA members it was an opportunity to learn about forthcoming engagement opportunities on both the current and Future Submarine programs with Underwater Systems (UWS).
Thales Australia recognises the essential role that close collaborative relationships with our local and global suppliers plays in the future success of our business and in the development of innovative Defence capability for our customers. Strong engagement with customers, SME suppliers and research institutions combined with technology transfer from our global business enables Thales to tailor high quality solutions for Australian and export markets.
A copy of the briefing notes is available here.
Victorian small businesses will have access to funding to help secure contracts and create new jobs under a new initiative announced by the Victorian Government.
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Photo gallery from VDA Submarines events.
MEDIA RELEASE - 30 September 2016
THE HON CHRISTOPHER PYNE MP, Minister for Defence Industry and SENATOR THE HON MARISE PAYNE, Minister for Defence
The Minister for Defence Industry, the Hon Christopher Pyne MP and the Minister for Defence, Senator the Hon Marise Payne today announced the next significant step in the building of Australia’s Future Submarines with the signing of the contract between the Government and DCNS to commence the design phase of the Program.
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Victoria Seeks Fair Share Of Submarine Supply Chain Work: Media Release
Media Release: Minister Lily D'Ambrosio MP
Minister for Industry, Minister for Energy & Resources
The Turnbull Government must ensure Victoria gets a fair share of the work to deliver Australia’s new submarine fleet.
Minister for Industry Lily D’Ambrosio today congratulated French company DCNS on being selected as the preferred designer for the $50 billion Future Submarines project and called on Malcolm Turnbull to ensure Victoria is heavily involved in a national approach to the design and build. Ms D’Ambrosio has held talks with DCNS prior to the announcement about Victoria’s potential involvement in the Future Submarine Program, which would create hundreds of local jobs.
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