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October 17, 2023 | International, Aerospace

Senior officials shed light on contentious procurement process for new surveillance aircrafts

High-level bureaucrats on Tuesday provided an update on the government’s acquisition of a new fleet to replace its aging CP-140s, which has come under fire amidst rumours the feds are considering directly awarding the contract to Boeing.

https://www.ipolitics.ca/news/senior-officials-shed-light-on-contentious-procurement-process-for-new-surveillance-aircrafts

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