Initial Measuring Unit (IMU/Guidance) - Lockheed Martin Guided Weapon Explosive Ordnance Global Market Scan
Tender Overview
About this tender
Lockheed Martin Australia is conducting a global market scan for Initial Measuring Unit (IMU/Guidance) components related to guided weapon explosive ordnance. This engagement spans multiple Australian states and territories including NSW, QLD, VIC, WA, SA, NT, ACT, and TAS, with international scope extending to New Zealand and overseas markets. Reference number 611910.
Frequently asked questions
- The market scan focuses on Initial Measuring Unit (IMU/Guidance) technology for guided weapon explosive ordnance applications.
- Lockheed Martin Australia is conducting this global market scan.
- The scope includes all Australian states and territories (NSW, QLD, VIC, WA, SA, NT, ACT, TAS), New Zealand, and overseas markets.
- The reference number for this engagement is 611910.
- IMU/Guidance refers to Initial Measuring Unit guidance systems used in guided weapon explosive ordnance applications.
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