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Deploying Defence Procurement

Defence Industrial Strategy - 1

DEFE
Defence Industrial Strategy - 2 NCE INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY - 2

DEFE Defence Industrial Strategy - 3 NCE INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY - 3

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"MoD routinely advertises"

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Commercial Toolkit

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DEFENCE ESTATES

DEFENCE ESTATES AGENCY

THE DEFENCE ESTATE

Drivers

DEFENCE ESTATES - PRIORITIES

DEFENCE ESTATES - PRIORITIES

PRIME CONTRACTING

Regional Prime Contracts

Stand-Alone primes

Functional Primes

PROJECT AQUATRINE

PROJECT VANGUARD

Supplier Associations

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DEPLOYING CHANGE IN DEFENCE PROCUREMENT


Tim Martin
Defence Industry Commercial Co-Ordinator
(DMA, Intellect, SBAC)

Tel: 01428 602608, E-mail: t.martin@the-dma.org.uk

KEY CHANGES

THROUGH LIFE CAPABILITY MANAGEMENT

KEY CHANGES

VALUE FOR MONEY

KEY CHANGES

WORKSTREAMS


DEPLOYING CHANGE IN DEFENCE PROCUREMENT

Tim Martin
Defence Industry Commercial Co-Ordinator
(DMA, Intellect, SBAC)

Tel: 01428 602608, E-mail: t.martin@the-dma.org.uk

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Lockheed Martin Business Areas

Lockheed Martin 2005 Sales By Business Area

Horizontal Integration

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Our Core Markets

Electronic Systems

 Electronic Systems Business

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Missiles and Fire Control

Maritime Systems & Sensors

Platform, Training &
Transportation Solutions

Lockheed Martin
Electronic Systems at a Glance

Lockheed Martin UK Operations

Doing Business with LM ESBA

SupplierNet Web Site

Keys to Becoming a Lockheed Martin Supplier

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Subcontractor Qualifications

Supply Chain Summary

Industrial Participation

Business Growth Factors

Marketing Your Company

Conclusions

Vision and Values

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Selling to a Prime - Key Points to remember

"What is Thales"

Who we are

Our core markets

Dedicated people

The Multi-domestic Approach - Main countries

Serving our customers

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Thales in the United Kingdom

"What does Thales buy"

2005 Worldwide Spend = c.€5bn

2005 UK Spend Analysis by Segment

The Changing face of Thales Purchasing & Supply Chain Activities

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There are Substantial Opportunities for UK Suppliers

Who is responsible for Supplier Selection?

What is the Key Criteria for Selection?

Thales and SC21

The route to Market - Getting “in on the Action”

The route to Market - Useful Contacts

The route to Market - Useful Contacts

Summary

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Routes into Defence & the MOD for Innovative SMEs

Glenys Wolstenholme, DDA
Deploying Defence Procurement, October 2006

MOD Science & Technology

MOD Science & Technology

Defence R&D for Business Growth



How we can help

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Technology Opportunity Study

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Technology for Defence

Defence Knowledge Transfer

"Novel DNA vaccine technology"

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Case Study – Clove Business Systems

"The DDA opens the door..."

Defence/Business Knowledge Transfer

National Coverage - Regional Focus

Supporting SMEs in Defence

Defence Technology Exchange Awards

The DDA Today

DDA’s Mission



Routes into Defence & the MOD for Innovative SMEs

Glenys Wolstenholme, DDA
Deploying Defence Procurement, October 2006

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DEFENCE EXPORTING -
SUPPORT FOR SMALL BUSINESSES

DESO

SO WHY HELP
 SMALL COMPANIES?

WHAT IS AN SME?

WHAT WE HAVE
 DONE SO FAR

THE  CHARTER

THE DESO PROMISE

INDUSTRY COMMITMENT

OTHER DESO SERVICES

CHARTER SUPPORT:
How it works in practice

ADVISORY &
 SUPPORT SERVICES

MILITARY SUPPORT

WEB-RELATED SUPPORT

ARE YOU READY TO EXPORT?

CLOSING MESSAGES

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Collaborative Working within an Integrated Supply Chain

Collaborative Working within Integrated Supply Chains

Integrated Supply Chain

Why ?

Collaborative Working

Benefits

Main Barriers

Collaborative Success

A Prime Success

Final Conclusion

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UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

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UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

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TECHNOLOGIES

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

DSTAN WEBSITE

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

Marketing the Helpdesk Supporter Network

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

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UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

UK DEFENCE STANDARDIZATION

CONTACT DETAILS

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Planning and Delivery of MoD Research

Strategic context for MoD S&T programme

What is MoD doing to respond?

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Science and Technology in MOD

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Competition Profile

Future Delivery of MoD Research

"Centres of Excellence conducting innovative..."

DTCs and Lead Companies

Towers of Excellence

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Competition of Ideas

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Competition of Ideas

Themes

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Defence Industrial Strategy – Dec 2005
(in two lines)

Defence Technology Strategy

Defence Technology Strategy

Engaging with Industry

Engaging with Industry

In Summary….

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