16 juillet 2020 | Local, Aérospatial, Naval, Terrestre, C4ISR, Sécurité

Nous cherchons des fournisseurs ayant les capacités requises pour présentation devant un donneur d'ordre !

Nous cherchons des fournisseurs ayant les capacités requises pour présentation devant un donneur d'ordre !

Nous sommes à la recherche de fournisseurs technologiques qui pourraient répondre aux besoins présentés ci-après.

Les compagnies sélectionnées seront alors mis en relation avec le donneur d'ordre pour présenter leur technologie lors d'un webinaire.

Tactical Systems

  • Innovative ID Technology

    • Small SWAP cooperative ID Systems

    • Use of Quatum Technologies for secure comms/ID

  • Processing

    • Independent multi-core processing

    • Dal B capability

  • Additional Opportunities:

    • Small efficient GaN transmitters

    • Crypto capability-IP/FPGA-based

    • CSAC Time Standards-Printed Flex Circuits

    • Any technology that could provide SWAP enhancements

Mission Computer Product needs and Collaboration Opportunities

  • Innovative Thermal packaging Solutions

  • Additional Opportunities
    • Rugged OpenVPX capability
    • Fast prototyping-switches and processors
    • Cybersecurity and multi-level security

Optical ISR Product Needs and Collaboration Opportunities

  • Image Processing
  • Hyperspectral sensors and processing
    • Focus on low cost low SWAP expendable
  • Additional Opportunities for innovative technologies supporting
    • WAMI Enhancement-sensitivity, SWAP, Affordability
    • Focal planes
    • Optical components
    • Beam steering

Antenna Product Needs and Collaboration Opportunities

  • Meta-Material Capabilities
    • Reduced profile
    • Wider Bandwidth
    • Increased Radiated power
    • FSS-based metamaterials for cavity resonators
    • RF absorption
    • Patch antennas with better directivity
  • STAP Algorithms
    • Support for controlled radiation pattern antenna products
  • Materials for extreme environment
    • Ultra high temp RF materials
    • Ultra high temp adhesive
    • Thermal protective radome material
    • High tempRF connectors

Space Systems Challenge problems

  • Modelling and models for single event effects on semiconductor components
    • space packaging for thermal management, use of non-hermetic packaging in space

    • Rad-tolerant FPGA software-defined radio technology beyond 2012-generation devices

    • small size laser bean director for 100 urad class open loop repeatability

    • low cost precision optical assembly methods for small quantity complex designs suitable for field environmental conditions

Communications and Navigation Solutions Technical Challenges

  • Communications in congested spectrum
    • Dynamic spectrum access, interference mitigation (signal processing and nulling)
  • Efficient Use of Processing Resources
    • Dynamic Partial FPGA Reconfiguration, efficient auto code generation
  • Navigation
    • Assured position navigation and timing techniques
  • Networking Technologies
    • Directional networking, mesh networking, network management of Link 16 systems
  • Open architecture systems
    • 3U VPX open architecture hardware, software, and waveforms
  • Other Technologies
    • Link 16 for LEOs, free space optical communications, multi-band power amplifiers for VHF, UHF and L-band Communications, multi-function phased arrays and phased array enabling technologies

Si vous pensez avoir les capacités demandées, envoyez vos informations à :

Pauline Breyton

pauline.breyton@aeromontreal.ca

Sur le même sujet

  • Damage to HMCS Winnipeg limits warship's operations, DND confirms

    9 août 2023 | Local, Naval

    Damage to HMCS Winnipeg limits warship's operations, DND confirms

    Royal Canadian Navy’s frigate has sustained damage to its propellor and has structural cracks and corrosion, limiting the operation of the ship.

  • Naval and army monuments installed at DND HQ but date for CF-18 installation unknown

    23 septembre 2020 | Local, Aérospatial, Naval, Terrestre

    Naval and army monuments installed at DND HQ but date for CF-18 installation unknown

    David Pugliese National Defence has installed the first pieces of equipment as monuments at the new headquarters on Carling Avenue in Ottawa. A Leopard C2 tank and the bow of the former destroyer HMCS Iroquois (see below) were installed in late March as part of the monuments project costing more than $1 million. The Royal Canadian Air Force will provide a CF-18 fighter jet for display at the headquarters. “The installation date of the CF-18 is still being determined,” Canadian Forces spokesman Maj. Scott Spurr noted in an email. Each service was allowed to select its monument as representative of its branch. The original cost of the monuments project was $400,000 but that increased as more equipment displays were added. In addition, a second monument grouping consisting of a Light Armoured Vehicle-3, a Sea King helicopter and a historical naval piece, which has yet to be determined, will be installed. Construction is expected to start on the initiative by the spring of 2021. A third monument, a First World War Nieuport aircraft, will be displayed from the ceiling over the lobby of one of the main buildings at the defence headquarters. An artillery gun, selected by the Canadian Army, will also be on display along with a Standard Missile 2 from the Royal Canadian Navy. The gun will symbolize involvement in the first Boer war 120 years ago while the missile will demonstrate technology advancements since then, according to the DND and Canadian Forces. The installation of the monuments is part of the Department of National Defence's “branding strategy” for the Carling Avenue headquarters. “The National Defence Headquarters will be a physical expression of the Defence Team; a representation of Canada's military history and the future strength of Canada's Defence Team establishment,” noted a branding document obtained by this newspaper through the Access to Information law. In 2015, the plan was to have the monuments only consist of a Leopard tank, a CF-5 fighter jet and a then unknown navy monument. The criteria was that “the monuments characterize offensive and defensive weapons capability,” according to the documents. The original budget was $400,000 but that amount has been increased as additional equipment was selected for display. The CF-5 jet was dumped in exchange for a more modern CF-18, which will be installed on a concrete pedestal. Previously the location was referred to as the “Carling Campus” but now that has been officially changed to NDHQ Carling. The branding strategy noted that the selected name is “a brand that is generic in nature but inclusive of our heritage and traditions, representing and respecting the great diversity of our work forces and its branches of service.” The federal government spent $800 million on acquiring and outfitting the former Nortel complex for the DND's needs. It has argued that it will see substantial savings from consolidating many of the department's employees into one site. The defence campus consists of about 28 hectares once owned by Nortel and 120 hectares leased from the National Capital Commission. The DND will also continue to operate its downtown Ottawa headquarters at 101 Colonel By as well as some other office locations in Ottawa and Gatineau https://www.thechronicleherald.ca/news/canada/naval-and-army-monuments-installed-at-dnd-hq-but-date-for-cf-18-installation-unknown-500245/

  • The Pilot Project Podcast: Featuring CF Snowbirds advance and safety pilot, Rich MacDougall - Skies Mag

    24 octobre 2023 | Local, Aérospatial

    The Pilot Project Podcast: Featuring CF Snowbirds advance and safety pilot, Rich MacDougall - Skies Mag

    MacDougall shares details of his role with the Snowbirds, what the tryout process is like, and what it feels like to eject from the CT-114 Tutor.

Toutes les nouvelles