Australia’s Minister for Defence Materiel Jason Clare Monday signed a Global Supply Chain Deed with BAE Systems plc. The Deed was signed on behalf of BAE Systems plc by the new CEO of BAE Systems Australia, David Allott, at Parliament House in Canberra. The Deed is the first step in helping more Australian companies access BAE’s global supply chain. The next step is to sign annexes to these agreements which give companies access to government funding to hire a team…
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