Canada chooses two industry teams for its Joint Support Ship projectn

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Canada's government has selected ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) and SNC Lavalin ProFac, two industry teams, to proceed into the project definition phase of the $1.8 billion Joint Support Ship (JSS) acquisition project. The JSS would be capable of strategic sealift operations, as well as sustained in-theatre, sea-based command and control and joint/combined force support, in addition to providing underway support for naval task groups.

Facilities & equipment, Ship Building and Repairing, Military Ships, Shipbuilding & Repair, Equipment and supplies, Design and construction, Naval vessels, Shipbuilding industry, Warships, Canada. Canadian Forces

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Wind of change: Cyclones bring Canada up to date

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The progress made by the Canadian government in replacing the obsolescent CH-124 Sea King helicopters with the new CH-148 Cyclone aircraft is reported. Sikorsky International Operations Inc., has won the long-disputed contract to build new H-92 helicopters and CH-148 Cyclone aircrafts in order to replace CH-124 Sea King helicopters and revive Canada's Maritime Helicopter Project (MHP).

United States, Product development, Aircraft, Helicopter industry, Helicopters, Sikorsky International Products Inc.

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