Lockheed Martin is partnering with British defence and aerospace company, QinetiQ, to compete in the second stage of the evaluation process for Royal Australian Air Force's (RAAF's) AIR6500 Phase 1 Project (AIR6500-1).

In a media release on 10 March, the two companies said they have signed “a teaming agreement to deliver comprehensive test and evaluation, verification and validation, certification and assurance services” for AIR6500-1's competitive evaluation process (CEP).

The two companies said they will work together to design a test, and an evaluation and governance framework “that supports risk reduction in the transition into the AIR6500-1 acquisition”.

Lockheed Martin is partnering with British defence and aerospace company, QinetiQ, to compete in the second stage of the evaluation process for Royal Australian Air Force's (RAAF's) AIR6500 Phase 1 Project (AIR6500-1).

In a media release on 10 March, the two companies said they have signed “a teaming agreement to deliver comprehensive test and evaluation, verification and validation, certification and assurance services” for AIR6500-1's competitive evaluation process (CEP).

The two companies said they will work together to design a test, and an evaluation and governance framework “that supports risk reduction in the transition into the AIR6500-1 acquisition”.

Lockheed Martin is partnering with British defence and aerospace company, QinetiQ, to compete in the second stage of the evaluation process for Royal Australian Air Force's (RAAF's) AIR6500 Phase 1 Project (AIR6500-1).

In a media release on 10 March, the two companies said they have signed “a teaming agreement to deliver comprehensive test and evaluation, verification and validation, certification and assurance services” for AIR6500-1's competitive evaluation process (CEP).

The two companies said they will work together to design a test, and an evaluation and governance framework “that supports risk reduction in the transition into the AIR6500-1 acquisition”.

Lockheed Martin is partnering with British defence and aerospace company, QinetiQ, to compete in the second stage of the evaluation process for Royal Australian Air Force's (RAAF's) AIR6500 Phase 1 Project (AIR6500-1).

In a media release on 10 March, the two companies said they have signed “a teaming agreement to deliver comprehensive test and evaluation, verification and validation, certification and assurance services” for AIR6500-1's competitive evaluation process (CEP).

The two companies said they will work together to design a test, and an evaluation and governance framework “that supports risk reduction in the transition into the AIR6500-1 acquisition”.

Lockheed Martin is partnering with British defence and aerospace company, QinetiQ, to compete in the second stage of the evaluation process for Royal Australian Air Force's (RAAF's) AIR6500 Phase 1 Project (AIR6500-1).

In a media release on 10 March, the two companies said they have signed “a teaming agreement to deliver comprehensive test and evaluation, verification and validation, certification and assurance services” for AIR6500-1's competitive evaluation process (CEP).

The two companies said they will work together to design a test, and an evaluation and governance framework “that supports risk reduction in the transition into the AIR6500-1 acquisition”.

Lockheed Martin is partnering with British defence and aerospace company, QinetiQ, to compete in the second stage of the evaluation process for Royal Australian Air Force's (RAAF's) AIR6500 Phase 1 Project (AIR6500-1).

In a media release on 10 March, the two companies said they have signed “a teaming agreement to deliver comprehensive test and evaluation, verification and validation, certification and assurance services” for AIR6500-1's competitive evaluation process (CEP).

The two companies said they will work together to design a test, and an evaluation and governance framework “that supports risk reduction in the transition into the AIR6500-1 acquisition”.