I just gonna ask this. If, the Damen supossed to let us involved in the PKR project for more than 5% work share, did PT PAL ready to do the workshare ?
and yet we are ordering more sigma (the rumour says it), let just hope this time they stick to their words.
They got the capabilities to equip their warship with local radar (integrated with the aegis) and cms.They are never, Dutch is always Dutch they will always jelly to see us better off. Remember the Leopard case
There is agent/backer of Damen within the Navy, and to compromized the previous contract for follow on order we only follow up once more. But the rest especially KKIP is adamant to left the Dutch entirely and that's why Itver Huitveld came in the game right now.
Btw, i hope we can be more transparent on how we procure our weapon system especially how much local content we can add to the value. Just look at how serious Australian to play their games and support for their local private industry to playing as subcontractor for defense system
Hawkei Braking System will be Made in Western Australia
09 Juli 2020
Hawkei looeked from below (image : CG Studio)
Western Australian defence industry helping build Army vehicles
Local Perth-based businesses Advanced Braking Technology and VEEM Ltd, will design and manufacture a specialised braking system for the Army’s Hawkei vehicle, another sign of growing capability in Australia’s advanced manufacturing sector.
Minister for Defence Industry, Melissa Price said Advanced Braking Technology was selected in May last year to provide a brake system for testing to Thales Australia, the manufacturer of the Hawkei.
“Advanced Braking Technology has been successful with its testing and will now partner with VEEM to manufacture the system with a contract value of around $2.1 million,” Minister Price said.
“This world-leading technology is an example of the know-how Australian industry can provide for our Army and beyond.”
The contract will help both Advanced Braking Technology and VEEM to diversify their customer bases world-wide and demonstrates their ability to meet Defence’s high engineering standards.
Minister Price said it was an example of how businesses right across our nation are seizing the opportunities the Morrison Government is creating in Australia’s defence industry.
“The equipment has been developed from the proven Failsafe brake system, which has been used extensively within the mining sector for many years, both in Australia and globally,” Minister Price said.
“Now our ADF will benefit from this world-leading technology designed right here in Australia. This is a win for both Defence and these Western Australian companies.”
(Aus DoD)
Dari artikel berarti kita tidak dapat full TOT (dapet teknologi pembangunan kapalnya tapi proyek masih disetir mereka dan ga dilepas), cuman dapat bagian sebagai sub kontraktor, proyek PKR seluruhnya dipegang damen. Setiap pengadaan kapal baru harus lewat damen karena damen yang mengurus perihal pengadaan subsistem dan bukannya pesan langsung ke PAL. Harus nya TOT yang diminta seperti waktu pembelian LPD dari Korea dulu, sekarang kita bebas bangun dan modif sendiri dan pengadaan subsistem diurus sendiri. Korea ngasih kebebasan sepenuhnya untuk Indonesia teknologi kapal LPD mau di gimanain dan mau dibuat berapa banyak kapal.
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He knows that. The statement that came out is a political one and isn't something that people in the know should be concerned about. For the most part if they go ahead with the Osprey, you can guarantee that PTDI would become a major player in Bell's global supply chain. Not specifically the Osprey, but Bell offers a lot more products then just the Osprey. That alone satisfies his local involvement requirement. Unlike our deals from a certain country we call 'tEmAn lAMa!1!"
