The Australian Department of Defence (DoD) is to launch an independent review into the effectiveness of its policy of supporting local companies' access into foreign production and supply networks.

The DoD said on 21 July that the review of its Global Supply Chain Program (GSCP) will start later this month as part of wider reforms to increase opportunities for local companies in Australia and overseas.

The review's objective is to evaluate the performance of the GSCP and its alignment with the DoD's stated intention to develop a “robust, resilient, and internationally competitive” defence-industrial base.

The Australian Department of Defence (DoD) is to launch an independent review into the effectiveness of its policy of supporting local companies' access into foreign production and supply networks.

The DoD said on 21 July that the review of its Global Supply Chain Program (GSCP) will start later this month as part of wider reforms to increase opportunities for local companies in Australia and overseas.

The review's objective is to evaluate the performance of the GSCP and its alignment with the DoD's stated intention to develop a “robust, resilient, and internationally competitive” defence-industrial base.

The Australian Department of Defence (DoD) is to launch an independent review into the effectiveness of its policy of supporting local companies' access into foreign production and supply networks.

The DoD said on 21 July that the review of its Global Supply Chain Program (GSCP) will start later this month as part of wider reforms to increase opportunities for local companies in Australia and overseas.

The review's objective is to evaluate the performance of the GSCP and its alignment with the DoD's stated intention to develop a “robust, resilient, and internationally competitive” defence-industrial base.

The Australian Department of Defence (DoD) is to launch an independent review into the effectiveness of its policy of supporting local companies' access into foreign production and supply networks.

The DoD said on 21 July that the review of its Global Supply Chain Program (GSCP) will start later this month as part of wider reforms to increase opportunities for local companies in Australia and overseas.

The review's objective is to evaluate the performance of the GSCP and its alignment with the DoD's stated intention to develop a “robust, resilient, and internationally competitive” defence-industrial base.

The Australian Department of Defence (DoD) is to launch an independent review into the effectiveness of its policy of supporting local companies' access into foreign production and supply networks.

The DoD said on 21 July that the review of its Global Supply Chain Program (GSCP) will start later this month as part of wider reforms to increase opportunities for local companies in Australia and overseas.

The review's objective is to evaluate the performance of the GSCP and its alignment with the DoD's stated intention to develop a “robust, resilient, and internationally competitive” defence-industrial base.

The Australian Department of Defence (DoD) is to launch an independent review into the effectiveness of its policy of supporting local companies' access into foreign production and supply networks.

The DoD said on 21 July that the review of its Global Supply Chain Program (GSCP) will start later this month as part of wider reforms to increase opportunities for local companies in Australia and overseas.

The review's objective is to evaluate the performance of the GSCP and its alignment with the DoD's stated intention to develop a “robust, resilient, and internationally competitive” defence-industrial base.