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| Chapter Six - Defence Materiel Organisation | Overview | Prescription Achieved | Materiel Reform | Approved Major Capital Equipment Projects | Electronic and Weapon Systems | JP 2025 Ph 3/4: Jindalee Operational Radar Network | JP 2008 Ph 3E: Milsatcom - Ground Infrastructure | AIR 5398: Air-to-Surface Stand-Off Weapon Capability | JP 2043: High Frequency Modernisation | AIR 5400 Ph 1/2: Air-to-Air Weapons Capability | JP 2070 Ph 2: Lightweight Torpedo Replacement | AIR 5416: Electronic Warfare Self-Protection for Selected ADF Aircraft | AIR 5333: New Air Defence Command and Control Systems for 2CRU/3CRU | AIR 5400 Ph 3: Air-to-Air Weapons Follow-on Buy | | Chapter Six - Defence Materiel Organisation > Approved Major Capital Equipment Projects > JP 2043 | |
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Approved Major Capital Equipment ProjectsTop 30 Projects by 2004-05 ExpenditureJP 2043 High Frequency ModernisationPrime contractor: Boeing Australia Ltd This project will replace naval high-frequency radio stations at Canberra, Darwin, Exmouth, Sydney, Cairns and Perth and the Air Force high-frequency radio stations at Sydney, Townsville, Darwin and Perth. The new network will provide enhanced high-frequency radio communications capabilities and compatible high-frequency equipment in selected ADF mobile platforms. The project will deliver the new capability in two stages. The first stage replaced and rationalised existing facilities. The second stage will provide increased levels of automation, improved capability, enhanced security and survivability and reduced reliance on staff, and will incorporate the new equipment into the mobile platforms. Contract acceptance, including system integration, system-testing and acceptance of the first stage, occurred in October 2004. The transition of the Navy and the Air Force's radio network operational capability and staff to the new integrated system commenced in the fourth quarter of 2004. The second stage will be introduced progressively between 2005 and 2008, with installation into mobile platforms potentially extending to 2010. The preliminary design review for the second stage is scheduled for completion by September 2005. The project achieved its 2004-05 estimate. This project contributes to the Command of Operations capability. |
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