Commandes et rumeurs de commandes
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lequebecois
Inscrit le 11/02/2007 |
# 13 septembre 2007 02:58 | |
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Le ministère de la défense britannique désirerait diminuer, retarder ou même annuler sa commande de 88 Eurofighter Typhoon (5 milliards £) " The Ministry of Defence is trying to find a way out of a £5 billion contract to buy Eurofighter Typhoons from the consortium that builds the aircraft. Britain is committed to buying 88 more of the £60 million aircraft, having already bought 144 for the RAF. The MoD is negotiating with the consortium of defence companies that builds Eurofighter, which includes BAE Systems, to reduce, delay or entirely cancel the final order. This would be a significant blow to BAE because it could bring production of the Eurofighter to an end before further export orders can be won. Stefan Zoller, chief executive of EADS Defence Systems, which is part of the Eurofighter consortium, said that the MoD was negotiating with the aircraft’s manufacturers over how much it would cost to cut the Tranche 3 order. " http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/b ... 441602.ece _________________ Le bonheur est une pause entre deux emmerdes ! Adepte de la discutaille du coin du comptoir du café de la gare |
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freddu56
Inscrit le 19/01/2008 |
# 14 septembre 2007 19:20 | |
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je sais pas si ca été déja mis mais bon l' armée commandera certainement (2008/2009) de nouveau rafale pour la marine et l' air _________________ vive l' armée française |
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lequebecois
Inscrit le 11/02/2007 |
# 14 septembre 2007 22:19 | |
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source ? _________________ Le bonheur est une pause entre deux emmerdes ! Adepte de la discutaille du coin du comptoir du café de la gare |
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sevrien
Inscrit le 08/08/2006 |
# 16 septembre 2007 01:28 | |
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Lien : http://observer.guardian.co.uk/business ... 08,00.html BAE lands Saudi plane deal The British defence giant has secured an order for 72 Eurofighter Typhoons in a contract worth £20bn over the next 20 years Richard Wachman Sunday September 16, 2007 The Observer Aerospace giant BAE is part of a consortium that has clinched a £40bn contract to supply 72 Eurofighter Typhoons to Saudi Arabia in the world's biggest defence deal. The aircraft will replace the Tornados bought by the Saudis under the al-Yamamah oil-for-arms package agreed when Mrs Thatcher was Prime Minister in 1984. The Typhoon transaction will be worth £20bn to BAE over the next 20 years. Al-Yamamah was the target of a Serious Fraud Office inquiry until the investigation was shut down after intervention by ex-PM Tony Blair in December. Prince Bandar bin Sultan, the son of the Saudi defence minister, is said to have received payments from BAE as part of the Tornado contract, but the company and the Prince have denied that the payments were improper. One of the reasons cited for the abrupt closure of the Serious Fraud Office investigation was that it could jeopardise relations with the Saudi royal family and therefore the UK's efforts to fight terrorism. BAE also claimed that it could threaten the Typhoon order, which has bolstered the company's share price. But the company still faces an investigation from the US Department of Justice, which in June announced a probe into whether the al-Yamamah deal broke anti-corruption laws. Mike Turner, chief executive of BAE, said that the American investigation 'has not affected our business in the US in any way'. It denies any wrongdoing. --------------- Voilà ! Enfin, ce deal est conclu! |
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glebel
Inscrit le 02/06/2006 |
# 16 septembre 2007 12:02 | |
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commande rafale (Message édité par glebel le 16/09/2007 12h02) |
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sevrien
Inscrit le 08/08/2006 |
# 17 septembre 2007 14:09 | |
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Lien : http://www.air-cosmos.com/site/afp.php? ... gp4qtk.xml Ryad a conclu un contrat pour l'achat de 72 avions Eurofighter (officiel) RYAD, 17 sept 2007 (AFP) Le ministère saoudien de la Défense a annoncé lundi avoir conclu un contrat pour l'achat à la Grande-Bretagne de 72 avions de chasse Eurofighter Typhoon pour un montant de 8,85 milliards de dollars. © 2007 AFP ------------- Pour ceux qui ne croyaient pas la presse anglo-saxonne (Message édité par sevrien le 17/09/2007 17h00) |
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lequebecois
Inscrit le 11/02/2007 |
# 17 septembre 2007 22:23 | |
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Cette commande va compenser l'éventuelle annulation ou diminution de 88 appareils du gouvernement britannique _________________ Le bonheur est une pause entre deux emmerdes ! Adepte de la discutaille du coin du comptoir du café de la gare |
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lequebecois
Inscrit le 11/02/2007 |
# 26 septembre 2007 02:13 | |
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Rolls-Royce remporte un contrat de $789 mlns auprès du Pentagone " La filiale américaine du groupe britannique Rolls-Royce < ROLLS-ROYCE > a remporté un contrat de 789 millions de dollars (557,8 millions d'euros) en vue de fournir divers équipements moteur pour les avions C-130 et d'autres aéronefs de l'US Airforce, a annoncé le Pentagone mardi. L'opération vient modifier un contrat existant et porte sur 286 éléments./MB " http://www.boursorama.com/infos/actuali ... ws=4645459 _________________ Le bonheur est une pause entre deux emmerdes ! Adepte de la discutaille du coin du comptoir du café de la gare |
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lequebecois
Inscrit le 11/02/2007 |
# 27 septembre 2007 03:46 | |
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L'Australie commande 24 F/A-18 Super Hornet pour 1.32 milliard $US. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid= ... =australia _________________ Le bonheur est une pause entre deux emmerdes ! Adepte de la discutaille du coin du comptoir du café de la gare |
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sevrien
Inscrit le 08/08/2006 |
# 29 septembre 2007 02:57 | |
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Lien : http://www.rolls-royce.com/media/showPR.jsp?PR_ID=40553 Rolls-Royce awarded $700 million contract for V-22 engines 28 September 2007 Rolls-Royce has signed a $700 million production contract with the Naval Air Systems Command to produce 370 AE 1107C-Liberty engines for the US Marine Corps’ MV-22 and the US Air Force’s CV-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft. The five-year contract coincides with the first combat deployment of MV-22 aircraft that took place this month. The production agreement includes engines for 148 aircraft plus 74 spares, for deliveries going forward to 2013. Dennis Jarvi, President Defense North America for Rolls-Royce, said: “This agreement represents another significant step in the development of this revolutionary aircraft. Rolls-Royce engines will provide the power, speed and range our customer requires to meet their mission.” The Bell-Boeing aircraft were approved for full-rate production in 2005. The tiltrotor aircraft takes off and lands like a helicopter and can fly like an airplane. The twin engine V-22’s fly at twice the speed, with three times the payload and up to five times the range, of conventional helicopters. -------------------------- Sans commentaire, sauf qu'il est agréable de voir l'Europe se frayer des chemins dans le marché militaire américain ! |
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sevrien
Inscrit le 08/08/2006 |
# 2 octobre 2007 02:08 | |
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Lien : http://www.flightglobal.com/articles/20 ... ators.html Extrait de l'article sous le lien. Ce bref areticle permet de relativiser les bons articles de Jean DUPONT et de Bernard BOMBEAU dans les récentes éditions d'Air & Cosmos. Defence SubscribeYou are in: Home › Defence › News Article DATE:01/10/07. SOURCE:Flight International US-UK defence treaty sent to legislators By Craig Hoyle A new Defence Trade Cooperation Treaty brokered by the USA and the UK last June has been passed to legislators in both countries for ratification, with Washington-based sources optimistic of approving the document before President George Bush leaves office late next year. .....the agreement would streamline the bilateral export licence approvals process by establishing a "community of government agencies and defence and security companies," says a US Department of State official. The UK has made more than 13,000 individual licence applications within the last two years, and the official says "over 99.9% have been approved". Considered on a case-by-case basis, each request currently takes between 45 and 60 days to process. "It is in our mutual interest to take bold action to support joint military and counter-terrorism operations, and to speed US-UK research and development, production and support of next-generation technology," says the official. "The treaty will open exports of most classified defence goods and services, and technology will be permitted to move freely through the approved community without the need for government approvals or export licences. There will be substantial savings in time and effort." ...................... Australia - which along with the UK accounts for more than one-third of all defence article licence requests made to the USA - has also entered into a similar defence treaty process with Washington, but the Department of State says: "At the moment those are the only two treaties that we are contemplating." --------------------- Malgré la dernière phrase citée ci-dessus, ... que'est-ce quyi empêche l'UE ou les grands pays de la Défense européenne, de chercher ayprès du RU la possibilité de faire étendre les accords en question jusque dans une dimension UE ? Et, .. attention à des réponse précipitées ! La France, qui ne cesse de promouvoir, avec certains autres pays de l'UE, en Europe Continentale, les notions de 'Champions Nationaux', au lieu de jouer la carte européenne, ne doit pas râler parce que le RU a décidé de commencer par une approche d" "Charité bioen ordonnée commence chez soi" ! Le RU n'a eu cesse de dire à GWB de resserrer les liens avec l'UE ! Depuis l'époque du duo CHIRAC / SCHRODER vis-à-vis des USA, N. SARKOZY & A. MERKEL ont fait le nécessaire pour assurer le dégel entre leurs pays respectifs et les USA, et, ce faisant, ont : -- ouvert la voie de la crédibilité dans un rapprochement entre les USA et l'UE, y compris en matière de Défense, ... et .. -- mis une certaine pression sur les USA pour donner un écho favorable à cette entente plus cordiale que celle de l'époque du duo précité. Ce n'est pas la position espagnole actuelle qui gêne un rapprochement avec les USA dans les domaines mentionnés, ... car tous les autres pays, et, notamment les récents Pays d'Accession de l'UE y sont favorables ! (Message édité par sevrien le 06/10/2007 15h59) |
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sevrien
Inscrit le 08/08/2006 |
# 2 octobre 2007 17:17 | |
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Lien : http://www.rolls-royce.com/media/showPR.jsp?PR_ID=40557 Intéressant, ce "press release" de RR ! US Navy renews Rolls-Royce Power by the Hour® T-45 Trainer Engine Support with $66 million contract 02 October 2007 The US Navy has renewed its engine services contract with Rolls-Royce to provide support for the F405 engines which power T-45 training aircraft. The contract is worth $66 million to Rolls-Royce and is the fifth year of a five-year agreement. Rolls-Royce, the sole provider of logistics support for the F405 (Adour) engine within the US Navy inventory, has exceeded engine availability targets since the programme began, supporting the US Navy’s intermediate and advanced training mission. The US Navy has praised the effectiveness of this innovative services programme, which has also met all performance metrics since its inception. The contract has been developed in line with commercial Power By The Hour® agreements under a fixed price per engine flight hours. ----------- Le reste du texte, sous le lien, est intéressant, aussi. ... |
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sevrien
Inscrit le 08/08/2006 |
# 3 octobre 2007 19:24 | |
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Lien : http://home.businesswire.com/portal/sit ... ewsLang=en October 03, 2007 10:47 AM Eastern Daylight Time BAE Systems Wins $19 Million Contract to Upgrade U.S. Navy Submarine Maintenance Capability SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BAE Systems has won a $19 million contract from the U.S. Navy’s Southwest Regional Maintenance Center to refurbish and upgrade the ARCO (ARDM-5) floating drydock so it can service the Navy’s new Virginia-class nuclear-powered fast attack submarines. The company will perform drydocking and pierside work on the ARCO at both Naval Base Point Loma and BAE Systems San Diego Ship Repair. ...... “This new submarine class requires enhanced maintenance capabilities,” said Al Krekich, president, BAE Systems Ship Repair. “When the upgrades are complete, the ARCO will be able to drydock Virginia-class vessels, and advances in automation will ensure the dockings can take place with fewer people.” .... BAE Systems Ship Repair is the United States’ leading non-nuclear ship repair, modernization and conversion company – focused on dry dock and ship repair services for the U.S. Navy, other defense agencies and commercial customers. It has major operations in Norfolk, San Diego, San Francisco and Hawaii. Cela marche bien pour BAE Systems, tout de même ! On présuppose que ces contrats sont profitables ! |
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sevrien
Inscrit le 08/08/2006 |
# 6 octobre 2007 03:34 | |
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Lien : http://www.air-cosmos.com/site/afp.php? ... q2rt1b.xml GB: Boeing et Thales préférés pour superviser un contrat militaire géant LONDRES, 5 oct 2007 (AFP) Le ministère britannique de la Défense a annoncé vendredi avoir désigné comme compétiteur préféré le consortium formé par le groupe français d'électronique de Défense Thales et l'américain Boeing pour la supervision du plus important programme militaire du pays. © 2007 AFP ------------- Très bien ! Très intéressant, aussi ! Est-ce que le Gouvernement français est capable de faire preuve d'autant de maturité de jugement et d'objectivité ? Sommes-nous prêts à admettre que ce soit ce genre de comportement qui, -- dans le cadre de la mondialisation, et des appels d'offres internationaux,... -- qui puisse influencer les USA, afin de les amener à reconnaître qu'une telle ouverture pour Boeing, avec un partenaire UE (Thales), ... -- mérite une forte dose de réciprocité américaine, vis-à-vis de l'Europe, notamment dans le contrat des avions ravitailleurs ? N'est-il pas vraiment temps,.....grand temps.... que les attitudes franco-françaises, franco-allemandes, et de 'Forteresse Europe', ... cèdent la place à ce genre de réalisme et de 'maturité', ....de pragmatisme dans le business, afin d'infléchir le relatif protectionnisme américain vers la co-opération internationale? Ne vaut-il pas mieux avoir des ponts constructifs entre l'UE et les USA que les longs chapitres de bouderie que nous avons connus ? (Message édité par sevrien le 06/10/2007 09h50) |
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sevrien
Inscrit le 08/08/2006 |
# 6 octobre 2007 03:49 | |
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Lien : http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/b ... 597316.ece Cela vaut la peine de lire l'article. Cet extrait vous donne une idée de la valeur potentielle de l'affaire : -- GB£ 80 milliards (€ 87 milliards). October 5, 2007 Franco-US team on British Army's biggest project A £60 billion programme for the UK's next generation of fighting vehicles will be overseen by Thales and BoeingRhys Blakely The British Army’s most important equipment procurement, worth at least £16 billion, is to be overseen by the Franco-American combination of Thales and Boeing, it emerged today. The Future Rapid Effect System (FRES) will supply the Ministry of Defence (MoD) with a new fleet of more than 3,000 highly mobile, air-transportable medium-weight armoured vehicles of different types. The project will include maintenance contracts spanning 40 years that could lift its value to £60 billion. The decision to name Thales and Boeing as the preferred bidders for the position of Systems Integrator (SOSI) comes as a blow to Britain’s BAE and Qinetiq, both of which were also in the running for the overarching role. No comment ! Mais ce dossier positionne bien les axes de réflexion que la France et le concept de tandem franco-allemand doivent intégrer dans leurs réflexions sur le biusinees , .... "The Business of Europe", et surtout en se gardant bien de se prendre pour un "moteur franco-allemand, ... notion bien périmée maintenant, .... bien essoufflée; ... et surtout mal adaptée aux circonstances et à l'époque du business mondialisé ! -------------------- Autre lien : ----------- http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/fcac823c-735a ... fd2ac.html Boeing and Thales win UK defence deal By FT Reporters Published & Last updated: October 5 2007 17:01 Boeing of the US and France’s Thales on Friday won a key role in one of the UK’s biggest defence projects. The two groups were named by the Ministry of Defence as “systems of systems integrator” (Sosi) for the Future Rapid Effect System, an ambitious plan to overhaul the British army’s fleet of armoured vehicles Across its 40-year life, the 3,000-vehicle programme – Britain’s biggest ever land systems project – could be worth as much as £60bn to contractors. ------------------ ............. The decision is a setback to BAE Systems, as the winner of the Sosi contract is expected to be in the box seat for any expanded role leading the entire development of the UK’s battlefield communications effort. BAE, which had teamed with Finmeccanica of Italy, had argued that the company needed to play some part in the Sosi role to maintain its leadership in British armoured vehicles. However, BAE still has a chance of being named “vehicle integrator” for FRES, responsible for bringing together all of the advanced electronic architecture on the vehicle. This is likely to be the most lucrative part of the contract. BAE shares gained 5p to 492¼p. ............. (Message édité par sevrien le 06/10/2007 03h58) |
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