New Headquarters handed over to Defence
21 Jul 2008
headquarters.The value of the contract will be up to $58.5 million.
Thales Australia will be responsible for the design, build and test of the C4I systems required to support the headquarters.
The majority of the C4I systems will be built and tested off-site, with Thales due to come onto the facility in July, subject to approval from an independent engineer, to begin the system fitout.
The C4I systems will then be installed in time for Defence staff to commence moving in and work in late 2008.
In control
The HQJOC facility will be equipped with a comprehensive range of C4I systems.
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Future submarine
Project SEA1000, the future submarine, is upon us in more ways than one.
But what will the Collins replacement look like?
Will it be ready in 2025 when the first Collins is due for retirement?
How will the public react to a program that will last longer than 4-5 election cycles and cost more than any other Australian defence program in history?