Currently browsing entries tagged SAAB
August 25, 2008 @ 3:35 pm
· Filed under Holland, Military Aviation, Proposal, SAAB, production program
SAAB submitted a proposal to the Dutch government for replacement of the F-16 Fighting Falcons in service at this time. The current plan is to buy F-35 JSF aircraft. The SAAB proposal includes the Gripen aircraft, support, training and spares. No price for the 85 aircraft proposal was provided. If it [...]
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Tagged with: aircraft support, desire, dutch government, f 35 jsf, falcons, gripen aircraft, India, Norway, Proposal, SAAB
August 4, 2008 @ 3:13 pm
· Filed under Contract Awards, D'Assault, India, MiG, Military Aviation, Proposal, production program
With the decision here to relax the off set provisions required for work on Indian defense contracts India received six new proposals for their new advanced fighter aircraft, the MMRCA. See a story here. Boeing, Lockheed Martin, EADS, MiG, SAAB and D’Assault submitted proposals. Aircraft from these companies are currently under evaluation [...]
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Tagged with: Boeing, defense contracts, EADS, fighter aircraft, India, indian defense, Lockheed Martin, proposals, provisions, SAAB
April 29, 2008 @ 4:44 pm
· Filed under Boeing, Lockheed Martin, MiG, Military Aviation, SAAB, production program
Six companies submitted bids for India’s new fighter acquisition. See a story here. As expected both Boeing and Lockheed submitted bids as well as MiG, SAAB, Aerospatiale and the Eurofighter Typhoon. This goal is to narrow the competition to two or three of the proposals and then choose a winner with first [...]
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Tagged with: acquisition, aerospatiale, Boeing, eurofighter typhoon, India, lockheed, proposals, SAAB, six companies
April 28, 2008 @ 5:30 pm
· Filed under Lockheed Martin, Military Aviation, Norway, Proposal, SAAB, production program
Lockheed Martin and SAAB submitted bids for Norway’s new fighter. See the article here. Either the F-35 JSF or the Gripen will replace the existing force of F-16 aircraft. It will be one of the largest contracts Norway has awarded due to the expense of the aircraft. A decision will not [...]
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Tagged with: calendar year, Contract Awards, f 35 jsf, gripen, Lockheed Martin, Norway, SAAB
February 29, 2008 @ 4:31 am
· Filed under Australia, Contract Awards, Lockheed Martin, Military Aviation, Restructuring, production program
The Australian Defence Minister, Mr. Fitzgibbon, now has decided that the plan to buy F/A-18 and then JSF for the nation is a bad idea. Just a few days ago, here, he was applauding the F/A-18. He now states that the US aircraft were not necessarily the way to go to buy modern [...]
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Tagged with: Australia, australian defence minister, bad idea, eurofighter, few days, fighter aircraft, fitzgibbon, SAAB
February 26, 2008 @ 4:25 pm
· Filed under Denmark, IT, SAAB
This article in Forbes.com describes the Danish cancellation of a contract with SAAB. It was for a C3 system called DACCIS. Not only did Denmark cancel the contract they are suing the company for 143 M Danish Kronor.
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Tagged with: cancellation, forbes, SAAB