Sydney — The new Australian Defence Capability Plan (DCP) announced
in early July was developed following consultation with Australian
defense industry and has been aligned with the four-year forward
estimates period in the budget. That means it now includes only projects
that will achieve either first or second pass approval within the
four-year period.
The new DCP reflects strategic and defense requirements outlined by the 2009 defense white paper and provides guidance to industry regarding capability development priorities, including project cost, schedule and local content.
The latest version replaces an earlier one publicly released in 2009 and updated in 2010 and again in 2011. The document will list 111 projects, with a value across the life of the projects of more than 153 billion Australian dollars ($157.9 billion).
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The new DCP reflects strategic and defense requirements outlined by the 2009 defense white paper and provides guidance to industry regarding capability development priorities, including project cost, schedule and local content.
The latest version replaces an earlier one publicly released in 2009 and updated in 2010 and again in 2011. The document will list 111 projects, with a value across the life of the projects of more than 153 billion Australian dollars ($157.9 billion).
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