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WELCOME Les Shearn Alliance Facilitator Defence Teaming Centre Defence Industry Liaison Officer - Defence SA 1 DEFENCE SA A SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT AGENCY MISSION Facilitate the growth of Defence and sustainable defence industries in

  1. WELCOME Les Shearn Alliance Facilitator – Defence Teaming Centre Defence Industry Liaison Officer - Defence SA 1

  2. DEFENCE SA A SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT AGENCY MISSION Facilitate the growth of Defence and sustainable defence industries in South Australia PERFORMANCE TARGET Employment 37,000 and economic contribution $2.5 billion by 2020 PERFORMANCE DRIVERS • Increasing Defence presence in South Australia • Winning major Defence projects • Securing sustainment contracts 2

  3. STRATEGIC OUTCOMES MARITIME : National centre of complex warship and submarine build and sustainment SYSTEMS AND CYBER: Centre of expertise for electronic and information systems AEROSPACE: National centre for airborne maritime surveillance and weapon system test and evaluation LAND: Centre for military vehicles and integration of combat systems SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: Centre of expertise for Defence science and technology SPACE: Australia’s hub for future space industry development

  4. DEDICATED SERVICE DELIVERY STRATEGIC CONTRIBUTION • Workforce Development • Advanced Manufacturing Policy • Infrastructure CREATE OPPORTUNITY • Attracting projects & growing our industry base • Preparing local industry to be competitive & enter the supply chain • Hosting Defence units & capabilities COOPERATION • Advisory Board that understands & promotes South Australian capability • Point of entry into South Australian Government • Defence Teaming Centre, the peak industry body in South Australia

  5. 2016 DEFENCE WHITE PAPER “… and invest in the partnership with Australian defence industry to develop innovative technologies and deliver essential capabilities”

  6. 2016 DEFENCE INDUSTRY POLICY “Defence and industry partnership of the future will be instrumental in delivering and supporting the future ADF” “A highly skilled Australian workforce will be critical if we are to deliver shipbuilding and submarine programs of such national significance” Key elements and initiatives: • Delivering Defence capability • A new approach to Defence innovation • Driving competitiveness and export potential • Cutting red tape 6

  7. Alliances in the Defence Sector Specialist Vehicles Aerospace • The Australian Aerospace Alliance (AAA) • The Specialist Vehicles Alliance (SVA) • Established in 2015 • Established 2013 • Focused on delivering innovative solutions in • Comprises a broad range of Australian the global Specialised Vehicles market defence and aerospace companies. • Offers capabilities in the areas of: • Offers customers a comprehensive range of globally competitive products and services. • Its five capability areas are: Engineering + Advanced Manufacturing Body; Chassis & Drivetrain Avionic Systems and Electronic Products Electrical & Electronics Software Solutions Connectivity / Networked Vehicles Autonomous Systems Advanced Manufacturing Interior Aircraft Sustainment Through-Life Support Services India Trade Mission 9-15 August 2015 7

  8. FUTURE DEFENCE PROGRAMS • Armoured Fighting Vehicles – build of 600+ vehicles ($14-20b) • Future Submarine – 12 submarines, rolling acquisition ($50b) • Future Frigate – 9 vessels, continuous build ($30b) • Offshore Patrol Vessels – 12 vessels ($3-4b) • Maritime Surveillance & Patrol – P8A, Triton, Special Purpose aircraft, ISR and electronic warfare • Jindalee Operational Radar Network Enhancement ($1-2b) • Test & Training Ranges – Upgrade ($1b) 8

  9. WORKING IN DEFENCE Quality requirements flow down to suppliers Local industry must be cost competitive over the lifecycle and meet these needs Requirements on suppliers can include: • Pre-qualification to standards (e.g. ISO9001) • Product & technical certification frameworks • Security clearances • Security (clearances, facilities & IT) • Workforce Health & Safety • Financial security • Insurances 9

  10. LAND 400 Through-life support to occur in Australia with construction options: • Australian made components • Assembled in Australia • Higher level of Australian manufacturing Land Systems Precinct at Edinburgh: • State Government commitment for strategic infrastructure • Unique colocation of Army, Industry and Defence Science & Technology • Promoting collaboration and innovation for future land warfare 10 10

  11. LAND FORCES 2016 • September 6-8 at the Adelaide Convention Centre • Defence SA supporting 19 local companies at the event • Opportunity to showcase our Land Systems Precinct • Opportunity to engage with LAND 400 bidders 11 11

  12. TRADE AND INVESTMENT • Indonesia 30 May – 3 June • India 8-12 August • Industry Engagement Day 30 August • Land Forces 6 – 8 September • Euronaval 17-21 October • Shipbuilding trade mission 28-28 October 12 12

  13. Identified Alliance Opportunities International Skills Dvt – RMA Body - Eng /& Trade Adv - Eng - Group + Welding Fishing – qualifications Military Loxley – Universities; Boat Vehicles Thailand TAFE – Badak; Building M113 Interior - Indonesia Eng & Adv - Polymer Body - MRO – Body - Automation Dampers Armour PTDI + RAI Local Global RPAS / Project Supply JSF UAVs - Horizon Chain Triton 13 13

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