Supply Chain & Purchasing - Defence

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1 ASD Convention Workshop 6 e-standards: a Strategic Asset across the Value Chain Supply Chain & Purchasing - Defence Günter LESSMANN ASD STAN Director 1 Istanbul, 6 October 2011

2 a simplified historic example Defence Procurement - Common Standards: Why? early 1980 s: Tornado Aircraft for UK, GE, IT urgent UK engine requirement diverted shipment from IT to UK rejected by UK depot organization - wrong colour of container - 2

3 and now: imagine all the individual procurement requirements NAHEMA NETMA OCCAR NH90 Australia Belgium Finland France Germany Greece Italy New Zealand Netherlands Norway Oman Portugal Sweden Spain Panavia Tornado Germany Italy Saudi Arabia UK Eurofighter Typhoon Austria Germany Italy Saudi Arabia Sp\ain UK and NAMSA and France Germany Italy UK Belgium Spain (Finland, Luxembourg Netherlands, Poland Sweden, Turkey) Procurement for A400M Airlifter BOXER Armoured vehicle COBRA Weapon locating FREMM Frigate FSAF/PAAMS missile ROLAND anti-missile TIGER Helicopter Eurocopter Tiger Australia France Germany Spain A400M Belgium France Germany Luxembourg Spain Turkey UK 3

4 08 November 2000 European Commission Conference European Defence Procurement in the 21st Century - Improving Efficiency and Enhancing Competitiveness - The Role of Standardization European Commission recommended that there should be easy access to Information on National Defence Standards Practices and how they relate to Procurement Access to Defence standards catalogues The status of NATO Standards within each Member State Background & History National criteria for the use of Civilian Standards and the hierarchies of Preferred Standards to be applied in Defence Procurement Links to other sources of Defence Standards Information available outside Europe European Commission and CEN European Standardization Organization proposed to take these recommendations forward by establishing the European Handbook for Defence Procurement CEN BT/WG 125 Defence Procurement Standardization was created with CEN Workshop 10 European Handbook for Defence Procurement 4

5 CEN Workshop 10 Objectives European Handbook for Defence Procurement shall become the Primary Source for the selection of Best Practice Standards for the Development and Procurement of Defence Material intended users: Programme Managers in Governmental Procurement Agencies who have to select the most suitable standards ( Best Practice Standards ) when writing Technical Specifications for the development, procurement or maintenance of defence materiel. Programme Managers in Defence Industry who have to provide suggestions to their customers on the most suitable standards ( Best Practice Standards ) for a given contract or who have to select the standards that shall be applied by their subcontractors. 5

6 Workshop 10 Phase Participants from BE CH FI FR GE IT NL PL RO RU SE UK NATO Expert Groups EG 01 NBC-Detectors EG 02 Energetic Materials (incl. ammunition later transferred to EG 10) EG 03 Fuels and Lubricants EG 04 Batteries EG 05 Packaging EG 06 Electrical Interfaces EG 07 Electromagnetic Environment EG 08 Environmental Engineering 6

7 Participants from FI FR GE HU IT NL PL SE SP TR UK NATO OCCAR EDA Expert Groups EG 09 Armoured Land Vehicle Technology EG 10 Ammunition EG 11 Paints and Coatings EG 12 Fluid Handling Systems EG 13 Life Cycle Management -Service Life Management Integrated Logistic Support EG 14 Life Cycle Management -Technical Documentation EG 15 Electrical Power Supply - Quality of Electrical Power Supply, Portable Electric Power Generators EG 16 Terminology Workshop 10 Phase Integration of the results of CEN Workshop Network Enabled Abilities - service-oriented architecture for civilian and military crisis management 7

8 28 March 2008 European Commission, Enterprise & Industry Directorate General: M/423 EN Mandate for Standardization for the improvement of the European Handbook for Defence Procurement EHDP as common multi-national reference set of standards helping to reduce the barriers to armaments co-operation, enhance interoperability of defence equipment Ensure representation from National Ministries of Defence Defence industry External governmental and industrial bodies NATO Standardization Agency Workshop 10 Phase 3 EC Mandate ASD-STAN the Standardization Branch of the AeroSpace and Defence Industries Association of Europe Entities from countries not members of the EU, may also be associated At the end of this work the EHDP should be a tool of 'first resort' to project managers in both government and industry responsible for defence procurement 8

9 Participants from FI FR GE IT NL PL RO SE SP Expert Groups EG 17 Dependability and Safety EG 18 Waste Management EG 19 Disposal of Munitions + rework from EG 01 to 08 + Website + Data Maintenance Workshop 10 Phase UK NATO EDA 9

10 European Handbook for Defence Procurement EDSTAR EDSTAR: European Defence STAndards Reference System more than 2000 references to agreed Best Practice Standards NATO STANAG & AP MIL-STD National Defence Standards National Civil Standards CEN / CENELEC Civil Standards = EN = published nationally in 31 countries, including those originating from ASD-STAN ISO further references to standards originating from ETSI Telecommunication ECSS Space ASD AeroSpace and Defence IEC IEEE ARINC ASTM etc. 10

11 EDSTAR Content Examples Examples of Standards referenced in EDSTAR as Best Practice Standards to be applied for defence contracting by all 26 EDA participating member states US DoD MIL-STD-704 E Electromagnetic environment Aircraft electric power characteristics NATO AQAP 2000 Life Cycle Management - Quality NATO Policy on an Integrated Systems Approach to Quality through the Life Cycle Management NATO STANAG 2002 NBC detectors Warning signs for the marking of contaminated or dangerous land areas complete equipments, supplies and stores Swedish FSD 0047 Environmental Engineering - Specific - Ground Defence Environmental tolerance testing of ammunition. Materiel Administration Testing with static electricity United UN Orange Book Recommendations on the Transport of Nations Dangerous Goods 11

12 EDSTAR Content Examples Examples of Standards referenced in EDSTAR as Best Practice Standards to be applied for defence contracting by all 26 EDA participating member states CEN EN 2083 Electrical interfaces - Cable assembly - General ASD-STAN Aerospace series - Copper or copper alloy conductors for electrical cables - Product standard CEN EN Elements of electrical and optical connection ASD-STAN Test methods Optical elements - Rapid change of temperature ASD S1000D International Specification for Technical Publications utilizing a common source data base ASD S2000M International Specification for Material Management Integrated data processing ASD ASD-STE100 Life Cycle Technical Documentation - Language used within Technical Documentation Simplified Technical English International Specification for the preparation of maintenance documentation in a controlled language 12

13 EDSTAR European Defence Standards Reference System Ownership: EDA European Defence Agency Maintenance: Joint Maintenance Committee under responsibility of EDA Materiel Standardization Group with participants from EDA European Defence Agency CEN European Standardization Organization OCCAR European Armament Organization ASD representatives (= European Defence Technological and Industrial Base EDTIB), managed by ASD-STAN Public interface: CEN Stakeholder Forum for Defence Procurement Standardization (successor to previous BT/WG 125) 13

14 About the Key Players EDA European Defence Agency CEN European Committee for Standardization OCCAR Organization for Joint Armament Cooperation ASD AeroSpace & Defence Industries Association of Europe ASD-STAN European Industrial Standardization Organization 14

15 about EDA THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION - COUNCIL DECISION 2011/411/CFSP of 12 July 2011 defining the statute, seat and operational rules of the EUROPEAN DEFENCE AGENCY and repealing Joint Action 2004/551/CFSP Article 2 - Mission 1. The mission of the Agency is to support the Council and the Member States in their effort to improve the EU s defence capabilities in the field of crisis management and to sustain the Common Security and Defence Policy CSDP as it stands now and develops in the future. 2. The Agency shall identify operational requirements, shall promote measures to satisfy those requirements, shall contribute to identifying and, where appropriate implementing any measure needed to strengthen the industrial and technological base of the defence sector, shall participate in defining a European capabilities and armaments policy, and shall assist the Council in evaluating the improvement of military capabilities. 3. The Agency s mission shall be without prejudice to the competences of Member States in defence matters. source: Official Journal of the European Union, L 183/16,

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17 about CEN The European Committee for Standardization (CEN) is a major provider of European Standards and Technical Specifications. It is the only recognized European organization according to Directive 98/34/EC for the planning, drafting and adoption of European Standards in all areas of economic activity with the exception of electro-technology (CENELEC) and telecommunication (ETSI). CEN's 31 National Members work together to develop voluntary European Standards (ENs). These standards have a unique status since they also are national standards in each of its 31 Member countries. With one common standard in all these countries and every conflicting national standard withdrawn, a product can reach a far wider market with much lower development and testing costs. ENs help build a European Internal Market for goods and services and position Europe in the global economy. More than technical experts as well as business federations, consumer and other societal interest organizations are involved in the CEN network that reaches over 480 million people. source: 17

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19 about OCCAR The Organization Conjointe de Coopération en matière d'armement was established by an Administrative Arrangement on 12th November 1996 by the Defence Ministers of France, Germany, Italy and the UK. The Defence Ministers of the four founding Nations went on to sign a Treaty, the "OCCAR Convention", which was subsequently ratified and came into force on the 28th January The Convention gives OCCAR its legal status, allowing it to place and manage contracts, and to employ its own staff. Belgium and Spain joined OCCAR, respectively in 2003 and The mission of OCCAR is to facilitate and manage collaborative European Armament Programmes through their life cycle and to manage Technology Demonstrator Programmes to the satisfaction of our customers. Finland, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden and Turkey are actually participating in OCCAR-managed programmes, without being members of the organization. source: - ABOUT US 19

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21 ASD's overall mission is to enhance the competitive development of the Aeronautics, Space, Defence and Security Industry in Europe in partnership with European Institutions and Member associations ASD-Defence: ASD's role is to encourage and promote the implementation of appropriate and robust market policies for the defence industry at an EU level. The ASD Defence Commission encouraging the implementation of appropriate and robust Defence Industry, cooperation and market policies at EU Level: Promoting the creation of a genuinely European Defence Equipment Market based upon the principles of fairness and equitability Enhancing value creation in Defence R&T and R&D Encouraging a step-change in European Defence Cooperation Fostering the development of a European technological and industrial base concept Developing and initiating SME support measures Source: about ASD - Defence 21

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23 about ASD-STAN ASD-STAN is an affiliated association to ASD for the development and publication of AeroSpace and Defence Standards Since 1986 ASD-STAN is recognised by CEN as Associated Body and Sole Provider of Aerospace Standards About 2000 currently published European Standards originate from ASD-STAN new ASD-STAN Standards per year contribute about 10% to the total CEN production For EDA ASD-STAN is the prime partner on Standardization subjects 2009 ASD-STAN completed EDA Study 08-ARM-003 Study into the Role of European Industry in the Development and Application of Standards 2011 ASD-STAN completed EDA Study 10.ARM.OP.10 Access to Standards ASD-STAN assists by specialist knowledge in the contracting between EDA and CEN on EDSTAR data maintenance 23

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25 Key Contacts EDA for EDSTAR System and EDSTAR Joint Maintenance Committee Christian SCHLEIPPMANN Principal Officer Armaments Cooperation European Defence Agency Tel: Rue des Drapiers christian.schleippmann@eda.europa.eu B-1050 Brussels, Belgium CEN for Stakeholder Forum for Defence Procurement Standardization Christine TACK Programme Manager Innovation European Committee for Standardization Tel: Avenue Marnix 17 ctack@cencenelec.eu B-1000 Brussels, Belgium OCCAR for Joint European Defence Procurement Paul HACCURIA Business Development Officer OCCAR-EA Tel: Godesberger Allee 140 paul.haccuria@occar.int Bonn, Germany ASD-STAN for ASD / European Defence Technological and Industrial Base Günter LESSMANN Director ASD-STAN Standardization Tel Avenue de Tervuren 270 gunter.lessmann@asd-europe.org B-1150 Brussels, Belgium 25

26 EDSTAR European Defence Standards Reference System - The Future Integration of EDSTAR in the existing EDA European Defence Standardization Information System EDSIS with own Web representation Maintenance and further expansion of Best Practice Standards references in EDSTAR under governance of EDSTAR Joint Maintenance Committee This may include the definition of E-Standards as common Best Practice Standards for all EDA participating member states Implementation of expanded EDSTAR capabilities, e.g. improved access to the referenced standards Stakeholder Forum for Defence Procurement Standardization as formal CEN- CENELEC Working Group for interaction between military and civil standards communities in Europe, with participation of: CEN-CENELEC National Members, ETSI Secretariat EDA European Defence Agency OCCAR Organization for Joint Armament Cooperation ASD and ASD-STAN European Commission DG Enterprise, EFTA Secretariat NATO Standardization Agency... and other interested parties 26

27 Questions? Günter Lessmann Director ASD-STAN Phone: Mobile: Fax: Web: gunter.lessmann@asd-europe.org ASD-STAN Standardization 270 Avenue de Tervuren (2 nd floor), 1150 Brussels, Belgium ASD-STAN Standards for Industry from Industry 27