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72 TOP 40 DEFENCE CONTRACTORS 2021
23SAAB AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
DECEMBER 2021– JANUARY 2022 | WWW.AUSTRALIANDEFENCE.COM.AU
platforms, battlegroup and below communications systems.
• Equipment, systems and facilities for space domain awareness (SDA).
• High speed resilient and assured on-the-move satellite and
terrestrial communications solutions utilising innovative microwave
and optical technologies.
• EOS is building SpaceLink, a MEO satellite constellation.
• Australian-designed and developed beam director telescopes,
high-powered laser systems, enhanced imaging systems and high accuracy timing and positioning systems; fully autonomous software control for space networks and SDA services; passive and active (laser) tracking technologies fully operational from LEO to GEO and beyond; a substantial EOS-owned space object catalogue updated on a daily basis.
• High efficiency multiband RF systems, next generation antenna technologies and maritime SATCOM terminals, stabilised tracking systems
22QINETIQ PTY LTD
Turnover: 169.1 million
Employees: 590 Defence; 13 non-Defence Percentage of Females in Workforce: 20.42
Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP): Yes
Ownership: Australian Privately Owned
Details: Level 3, 12 Brindabella Circuit Canberra ACT 2609 Tel: (02) 6200 2600
Website: www.QinetiQ.com.au
Contacts: Greg Barsby - Managing Director
Rodney Smith - Chief Financial Officer
CURRENT DEFENCE CONTRACTS
• Defence Science & Technology (DST) – Research Services Contract
• Defence Aviation Safety Authority (DASA) – Aircraft Structural
Integrity services
• Mine Warfare Maintenance Facility HMAS Waterhen
• Integrated Support Contract for Space Systems Branch (Joint
Capability Group)
• RAAF Enterprise Resource Planning
• SEA 5000/Surface Combatant Force Requirements Management
• Major support for CASG across various divisions and branches
underthe MajorServiceProvider(MSP)mechanism
• Queensland Flight Test Range on behalf of Queensland Government
• Support to Army/Navy/Air Force/Joint & Support Organisations
capabilities across the full spectrum of project management, in- service support and test and evaluation activities
AREAS OF INTEREST IN DEFENCE
• Complex T&E evaluation services
• Design, construction and operation, of test ranges and training
ranges, including the Queensland Flight Test Range.
• Mission training and rehearsal systems and services
• Threat representation systems
• Robotics and autonomous systems
• Advanced power and energy products
• Multi-discipline engineering services, including rapid prototyping
and EASA Part-21J design
Turnover: 150.3 million
Employees: 420 Defence; 213 non-Defence Percentage of Females in Workforce: 20
Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP): Yes Ownership: International Privately Owned Details: 21 Third Avenue, Technology Park Mawson Lakes SA 5095
Tel: (08) 8343 3800
Website: saab.com.au
Contacts: Andy Keough CSC - Managing Director
CURRENT DEFENCE CONTRACTS
AUSTRALIAN CONTRACTS:
• SEA 1180 Arafura Class Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV) Situational Awareness System with Luerssen Australia;
• SEA 1654 Supply Class Auxiliary Oiler Replacement (AOR) Combat Systems with Navantia;
• Enterprise Partnering Agreement with Australian Government – delivery of ‘Next Generation' Combat Management System;
• Warship Asset Management Agreement (WAMA);
• Carl Gustaf In-Service Support;
• Collins Class Submarine ISCMMS Obsolescence Remediation; • Ground Based Air Defence and Radars (GBADR) In-Service
Support Contract;
• Intermediate Anti-Submarine Warfare Training Target Acquisition
Contract;
• Intermediate Anti-Submarine Warfare Training Target Support
Contract;
• JP2060 Phase 3 ADF Deployable Health Capability; and • Double Eagle Surface Application Computer upgrade. INTERNATIONAL:
• ANZAC Frigate Systems Upgrade (FSU) Project (contract with
Lockheed Martin Canada); and
• Arctic/Offshore Patrol Ships (AOPS) Project Implementation
(contract with Lockheed Martin Canada)
AREAS OF INTEREST IN DEFENCE
• LAND 154 Phase 4 – Remote Positioning Vehicles – Maritime CIED UUVs
• Special Operations Force Modernisation (Greyfin);
• JP 2048 Phase 4B Amphibious Deployment and Sustainment; •LAND200Phase3BattlefieldCommandSystems;LAND400
Combat Vehicle Sub-Systems; LAND 8113 Precision Long Range Fires; LAND 8140 Deployable Force Infrastructure; LAND 8702 Phase 1 Riverine Watercraft; LAND 159 Phases 2 & 3 Lethality System.
• Sovereign Guided Weapons and Explosive Ordinance Enterprise;
• AIR 6500 Integrated Air and Missile Defence;
• Counter-Uninhabited Aerial Systems;
• Mission system integration – airborne platforms;
• Electronic Warfare solutions – airborne platforms;
• Submarine Training Systems; Collins class submarine life of type
extension;
• Live Instrumented Simulation systems; Signature Management
Systems; Mixed Reality applications.
• Base Security upgrades;
• SEA 4100 Phase 2 Land Based Anti-Ship Missiles; SEA
1300 Phase 1 Guided Weapons; SEA 1905 Maritime Mine Countermeasures and Military Surveying; Modernisation of Maritime Electronic Warfare; SEA 5012 Integrated Undersea Surveillance System.
• Integrated Communications Systems; and Cyber Security.