Ottawa is deciding who will supply the navy’s next fleet.
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Updated oct 23
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What happened
Ottawa is deciding who will supply the navy’s next fleet.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Government in Ottawa is driving procurement decisions for complex defense projects, utilizing consultants.Sub-event
- The Canadian government in Ottawa is driving the submarine procurement process, involving international companies like Deloitte and Hanwha, near the NATO summit.Sub-event
- The government in Ottawa is managing a multi-billion dollar defense contract.Sub-event
Ongoing decision regarding the supply chain for the navy's next fleet.1 source
Germany's TKMS and Deloitte are involved in the Canadian navy's submarine contract decision.1 source