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  • 22 - 23
    Feb. 2018

    Conference, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR

    Ottawa Conference on Security and Defence

    THE LARGEST AND MOST NOTABLE CONFERENCE OF ITS KIND IN CANADA 2018 Theme: Canadian Security and Defence in the New World (dis)Order February 22-23, 2018 ~ Chateau Laurier, Ottawa, ON The largest public conference of its kind in Canada addressing security and defence policy, military capability planning and analysis. Over 600 attendees attend yearly including key decision makers from the Canadian Armed Forces, Department of National Defence, Public Safety, business, defence and security industry and Academia. The Conferences fosters networking opportunities, fuels relevant debates and provides a highly informative forum from a Canadian and foreign policy point of view. Conference Highlights 2018 Conference Theme: Canadian Security and Defence in the New World (dis)Order Panel 1: Security and Defence Challenges of the Future Panel 2: Taking Advantage of Disorder Panel 3: Harnessing the National Capacity for Security and Defence Panel 4: Implications for Building Military Forces for the Future Speakers and Panelists: The Hon Harjit Sajjan, Minister of National Defence (Invited/Invité) The Hon Ralph Goodale, Minister of Public Safety (Invited/Invité) General Jon Vance, Chief of Defence Staff (Confirmed/Confirmé) Ms Jody Thomas, Deputy Minister of National Defence (Invited/Invité) Général Lecointre, Chef d'État-major de la défense, France (Invité/Invited) Air Chief Marshall Sir Stuart Peach, Chief of the Defence Staff, Great Britain (Invited/Invité) General Lori Robinson, Commander NORAD (Invited/Invité) Rear-Admiral Darren Hawco, Chief of Force Development (Invited/Invité) Dr James Boutilier, (Invited/Invité) Darrell Bricker, IPSOS (Confirmed/Confirmé) Lieutenant-général (Retraité) Marc Caron, CDA Institute (Confirmé/Confirmed) Dr Andrea Charron, CDA Institute (Invited/Invité) Colonel (Retired) Charles Davies, CDA Institute (Invited/Invité) Colonel (Retired) Ross Fetterly, (Invited/Invité) Dr James Fergusson, University of Manitoba, (Invited/Invité) General (Retired) Paul Kern, Cohen Group (Confirmed/Confirmé) Dr Kim Richard Nossal, Queens University (Confirmed/Confirmé) Dr Jānis Sārts, NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence, Riga (Invited/Invité) Full Agenda to be released soon. http://cdainstitute.ca/2018-ottawa-conference-on-security-defence/

  • 22 February 2018

    Webinar, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR, Security

    NATO Business Opportunities Web Series, Part 1

    EDUCATE YOUR COMPANY ABOUT DOING BUSINESS WITH NSPA AND NCIA NATO is procuring annually over CAD$ 5.5B of goods and services. Are you making the most of those various opportunities? As CADSI's objective to assist Canadian companies in preparing for such procurement opportunities, we are introducing our new NATO Business opportunities Webinar series comprising of four webinars in 2018. This webinar series is designed to educate and inform you about the business environment promoting new opportunities, and explaining submission details for the two main NATO Procurement Agencies, the NATO Support and procurement Agency (NSPA) and the NATO Communication and Information Agency (NCIA). Join NSPA's Canadian Liaison Officer LCol. Martin Bedard from Luxembourg, NCIA's Canadian NATO Expert, Mrs Joanna Glowacki and CADSI on February 22nd, 2018 for the first of four informative webinars on the NATO Business opportunities. NSPA's mission is to provide responsive, effective, and cost-efficient acquisitions including armaments procurement; logistics; operational and systems support and services to the Allies, NATO Military Authorities and partner nations. NSPA employs more than1300 staff and is headquartered in Luxembourg (Capellan). NCIA's mission is to deliver secure, coherent, cost effective and interoperable communications and information systems and services in support of consultation, command & control and enabling intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities, for NATO. NCIA employs more than 2400 staff and is headquartered in Brussels (Belgium).

  • 21 - 22
    Feb. 2018

    Conference, Security

    Border Security Conference

    We are proud to announce the 11th Annual Border Security conference and exhibition which will convene on the 21st-22nd February 2018 in Rome, Italy. With the migration crisis ongoing throughout the Mediterranean and mainland Europe, Border Security is at the forefront of planning for nations around the world. This year's event will bring together senior border security experts from around the globe to discuss how to manage the security of borders at a time when mass irregular migration and cross-border terrorism have all nations at high alert. Benefits of Attending Discuss how political implications will affect border security within Europe and around the Globe in 2018 and beyond Explore strategies and next-generation technologies being implemented at land, air and sea borders around the world Discuss how European and Global borders can be effectively managed in response to the growing migration crisis and the increased threat of cross-border terrorism Hear how nations are implementing the latest biometric and data management capabilities to achieve secure and autonomous border controls

  • 20 - 22
    Feb. 2018

    Conference, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR, Security

    Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace and Space

    Achieving Feasible Economic Returns With AM Technology It is our pleasure to announce the return of the premier forum in Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace and Space, taking place on the 20th-22nd February 2018. For the first time we take the meeting to Munich - one of the most dynamic, high-tech cities in all of Europe and a city that has established itself at the cutting edge of additive manufacturing technology. To showcase this, the forum will include a pre-conference focus day and facilities visit held at EOS's Technology Centre 16km outside of Munich (20 February). The event is a platform to help the AM user exploit the performance gains and economic returns that AMbrings to aerospace and space, landscaping key topics such as: Materials & Process Qualification, Certification, IP Protection, Industrial Implementation and Quality Management Systems. Reasons to attend Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace & Space 2018 Improve component characteristics on an industrial scale without compromising quality by understanding the critical success factors for AM in bridging the chasm to serial production Adopt lessons learned from a variety of economically quantifiable case studies delivered by OEMs, describing how they were able to leverage AM technology to achieve feasible economic returns Discover how supply chain is now developing in a way that will encompass Additive Manufacturing at Primes, Tier-1s, Tier-2, and downstream suppliers - enabling you to situate your organisation in a way that is evolving with market demand Hear the latest strategies used by industry leaders in their own projects to achieve material input and process certification so that you can achieve scalability and consistency in your own AM processes Agenda themes will include: Certification and standardisation strategies delivering critical assurance for defence and aerospace applications Space, air, land and sea applications for additive manufacturing processes Complete production cycle evaluation and assessment of through-life costs Training engineers to 'think in additive manufacturing' terms to utilise AM's full potential Innovation and new technologies developing additive manufacturing for defence & aerospace Commercialisation of research and developing short-term additive manufacturing strategies The National Additive Manufacturing Strategy and its consequences for the defence & aerospace agency

  • 19 February 2018

    Industry Day, Naval

    Bidders' Conference - Project Emergency Towing Vessels (F7017-160056/C)

    A bidders' conference will be held in Ottawa, on February 19, 2018 (more specific information will be communicated to Bidders who have confirmed their attendance to the Contracting Authority). The scope of the requirement outlined in the bid solicitation will be reviewed during the conference and questions will be answered. It is recommended that bidders who intend to submit a bid attend or send a representative. Bidders are requested to communicate with the Contracting Authority before the conference to confirm attendance. Bidders should provide, in writing, to the Contracting Authority, the name(s) of the person(s) who will be attending and a list of issues they wish to table no later than February 12th, 2018. https://buyandsell.gc.ca/procurement-data/tender-notice/PW-MB-003-26699 Aubin, Marc A. marc.a.aubin@tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca (819) 420-5452

  • 13 - 14
    Feb. 2018

    Symposium, C4ISR

    Automated ISR Symposium

    The 6th Annual Automated ISR and Battle Management Symposium encourages members of the DoD, Intelligence Community, military services, and critical organizations to come together to discuss solutions and techniques to exploit ISR data in support of the warfighter. Due to the high volume of data being generated, operators have turned their focus towards increased ISR capabilities and expedited efficiency in PED to ensure timely and accurate intelligence. This program will facilitate discussions aimed at enhancingISR capabilities and emphasizing the significance of battle management systems to fight and win in a multi-domain environment. Topics to be Covered at the 2018 Symposium: Achieving C2 and fusion needs of an Air Force that is increasingly relying upon a data-centric battlefield Efforts towards acquiring machine-machine technologies and communications to facilitate C2 and battle management Executing global ISR missions to support combatant command and air components Developing intelligence capabilities and affordable modernization strategies to enable the future force Advances toward employing flexible communications links to provide rapid data sharing Alleviating the workload of intelligence analysts by using new tools to automate ISR information and capabilities Effectively applying GEOINT to advance our nation's ISR capabilities

  • 12 - 13
    Feb. 2018

    Symposium, Aerospace

    UAS West Symposium

    Emerging Opportunities, Needs and Challenges DoD has reported Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) growth rate between 2015 and 2035. It is expected that federal agency UAS fleets will grow from a few hundred to approximately 10,000, with over 90 percent of these vehicles categorized as Nano, Micro, or Small UAS. Ultralight, Light Sport, and Medium sized UAS will find a role with a number of agencies, such as Bureau of Land Management or Coast Guard, who need to survey large tracts of land or water for a variety of missions. In all cases, the UAS is the transport for the payload, be it sensors or cargo. The number and type of UAS developed, acquired, and deployed will be driven by mission needs and costs. Analysts still predict growth in this industry, estimating a total increase to just over $89 billion in the next decade. Not only is the military expected to sustain its backing of UAS technology, but the civil and commercial markets are poised to open up to a host of opportunities for the industry. ''Unmanned Aircraft Systems West'' is a very valuable investment in your time. Attendees will obtain invaluable information on the emerging opportunities in the Military, Government, Commercial and Civil Markets found nowhere else. Key program offices will examine UAS from first hand experiences and address the Needs, Requirements and Opportunities needed. Key issues will include: Emerging Defense and Government UAS Needs & Requirements DoD UAS Joint Program Updates, Emerging Platform & Sensor Capabilities, Training & Testing UAV Program Updates and Platforms Developing Counter UAS & Detect & Avoid Technologies sUAS Innovations, Growth, Capabilities and Opportunities FAA NAS Regulatory Updates ''Unmanned Aircraft Systems West'' is a must have see investment of your time. Attendees will obtain invaluable information on the emerging opportunities in the Military, Government, Commercial and Civil Markets found nowhere else. Key program offices will examine UAS from first hand experiences and address the Needs, Requirements and Opportunities needed.

  • 7 February 2018

    Industry Day, Aerospace

    PAL AEROSPACE SUPPLIER ENGAGEMENT DAY

    PAL Aerospace and PAL Airlines, in partnership with the Canada Economic Development for Quebec Region and Aéro Montréal, will host a Supplier Engagement Day in Montréal on February 7, 2018. This event will provide an opportunity for Québec companies in the manufacturing and aerospace sectors to highlight their capabilities, products and services to PAL Aerospace representatives who are seeking new connections with industry to support their operations. Both EIC companies, PAL Aerospace is a diversified international aerospace and defence company whereas PAL Airlines is a customer service focused airline operating primarily in Eastern Canada. Most notably, PAL Aerospace is responsible for the In-Service Support (ISS) of the Fixed Wing Search and Rescue (FWSAR) aircraft - the Airbus C295W, selected by Canada to replace the aging fleet of CC-115 Buffalo and CC-130 Hercules aircraft. PAL Aerospace will be responsible for all aspects of the maintenance work not undertaken by technicians of the Royal Canadian Air Force and will include high-value work such as repairs, 2nd and 3rd level maintenance, future modification work, and depot-level maintenance of the aircraft. Particular areas of interest in support of these specific operations and the broader supply chain include: ISS Supply Chain Requirements: Material – including consumables, Ground Support Equipment (GSE), Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Logistics/Transportation Personnel – Maintenance and Management Other Supply Chain Requirements: ISR capabilities (see PAL Aerospace's Force Multiplier© brochure) General MRO activities PAL Airlines operational/airline requirements REGISTRATION Advance registration for this session and the optional B2B meeting component is required. Please note that space is limited. If you would like to attend, please register at www.aeromontreal.ca on or before February 1st with your contact information and when (morning or afternoon) you would prefer to schedule a B2B meeting with PAL representatives. The individual meetings will last 12 minutes each, with an additional 3 minutes for the rotation. We will do our best to accommodate your meeting preference. Kindly note that all meeting requests must be approved in advance by PAL Aerospace. FEES The registration fees for this event are 65 CAD. The payment can be made online at the time of registration at www.aeromontreal.ca. INQUIRIES Inquiries regarding this event may be directed to: Charbel Khoury – Project Manager, Defence and Security Email: charbel.khoury@aeromontreal.ca Phone: 514 987 9356 or Sylvain Lefrançois – Director, Defence and Security Email: sylvain.lefrancois@aeromontreal.ca Phone: 514 627 2373

  • 6 - 8
    Feb. 2018

    Conference, Naval

    AFCEA West 2018

    About AFCEA: The Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) was established in 1946. It is a nonprofit membership association serving the military, government, industry and academia as an ethical forum for advancing professional knowledge and relationships in the fields of communications, information technology, intelligence, and security. AFCEA has more than 35,000 members worldwide. The AFCEA West 2018 conference... is the premier Sea Services event; focusses on C4ISR needs and capabilities; involves military, government, industry and academia; features emerging systems, platforms, technologies and networks; offers an engaging program with speakers detailing requirements and innovations; is co-sponsored by AFCEA International and the U.S. Naval Institute; attracts leaders from many U.S. DoD agencies: NSA, SPAWAR, USCG, USMC, USN; and includes a trade show featuring defense, C4ISR & cyber security capabilities. For the third consecutive year, the Consulate of Canada in San Diego is pleased to partner with Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED), the Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC), and British Columbia's Ministry of International Trade to offer a high quality business program at AFCEA West 2018. The program is offered to a maximum of 8 Canadian SMEs and will include the following elements: Pre-conference tailored coaching & mentoring, offered through local expert defense consulting firm; Basic technology assessment; Complimentary breakfast & briefing session with Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC) officials during the conference; A minimum of 3 pre-arranged meetings through a Business-to-Business matchmaking program; Complimentary participation and corporate visibility at the Canada Networking Reception (OMNI Hotel); Access to a discounted rate when flying to San Diego with Air Canada (use code ZYDPNTC1 ). For more information or to register to participate in activities offered on the Government of Canada program, please contact: Frederic Fournier, Head of Office, Consulate of Canada in San Diego (frederic.fournier@international.gc.ca).

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