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Industry at odds on Canada’s Future Fighter delay

28th February 2020 - 13:30 GMT | by Tim Martin in London

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Two of the three industry competitors involved in Canada’s Future Fighter Capability Project (FFCP) have said they did not ask decision-makers for an RfP submission extension.

Lockheed Martin and Boeing had no part to play in the matter, spokespeople from each of the companies confirmed to Shephard, in a different stance to that of the other party involved in the competition.

‘Saab was prepared, and remains prepared, to submit a bid based on the Government of Canada’s timelines,’ a spokesperson for the Swedish manufacturer explained in a statement, when asked about the issue.

Public Services and Procurement Canada, the

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