AEWC capability in order to further contribute to the NORAD Aerospace Warning and Control (AWAC) missions, achieve greater strategic effects in a rapidly evolving security environment, and reinforce Canada’s support to peace and stabilization operations.
This NVSM Night Vision System Modernization project will improve the soldier’s ability to operate in reduced visibility conditions with lower operator payload leveraging next generation technology.
The UWSU project will improve the performance of the underwater sensors through the upgrade and/or replacement of the components of the underwater warfare sensor suite.
The RMDS contract includes a two year $40 million acquisition program and a five-year up to $10 million Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) program that includes options for additional equipment, spare parts, training, and technical support.
RCN ISTAR program is meant to acquire UAVs to be launched from the RCN’s Halifax-class ships.
The naval large tug project is intended to replace the Royal Canadian Navy’s 5 civilian-crewed Glen-class large tugs and the 2 Fire-class rescue boats.
The aim of this project is to provide 6 to 8 common Naval Inshore Support Vessel (NISV) to the RCN: platform to ensure Fleet Diving Units conduct diving operations and maintain readiness of capabilities.
The NCM Project will modernize existing RCN radio communications capabilities for the Halifax Class Ships (HCS) and the Victoria Class Ships (VCS) with modern, software-defined, software-reprogrammable and software-upgradable secure voice, data and LINK-16 radio communications capabilities.
The National Shipbuilding Strategy is a long-term project to renew Canada’s federal fleet of combat and non-combat vessels. The strategy provides economic benefits to Canadians and rebuilds our country’s shipbuilding industry.
The new multi-role boats (MRBs) with twin diesel engines, propeller drives, shock-absorbing seats, and a built-in platform were designed by Zodiac Hurricane for interception and boarding missions.
The CPSP program is aimed to recapitalize the RCN’s fleet and strengthen Canada’s long-term maritime sovereignty across the Pacific, Atlantic, and Arctic.
The Canadian Multi-Mission Corvette project has been created by the Department of Defence (DND) to replace the Royal Canadian Navy’s existing 12 Kingston-class Maritime Coastal Defence Vessels (MCDVs) that are approaching 30 years of service.
Known as the CC-330 Husky, this new fleet will be comprised of nine aircraft and will conduct multiple tasks such as in-flight refuelling of other aircraft, military personnel and cargo airlift, medical evacuations, and strategic transport of Government of Canada officials.
The RPAS will provide the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) with a large (the size of a fighter aircraft) and sophisticated remotely piloted aircraft.
Arcfield Canada is the prime contractor for the CF-18 Avionics Optimized Weapon System Support Contract awarded in October 2010 for which we provide a full complement of in-service support activities.
