Naval Procurement

Indo-Pacific and NATO Jake Rooke Uncategorized

Tides of Power: China’s Potential Strategic Dominance in Shipbuilding and Its Influence on Naval Power for the U.S.

China has a significant position in global commercial shipbuilding and its control is growing, granting it a formidable strategic industrial advantage in modernizing and expanding the capabilities of the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN). This is important as the PLAN’s modernization, in numerical and tonnage, combined with its intention to move beyond a littoral naval Read More…

Canadian Armed Forces NATO Procurement

Risen From the Grave: Reimagining Battleships Key to Growing NATO’s Naval Power

Samer Khurshid examines that the need for re-imagined battleships is the key to growing NATO’s naval power.

Casimir Legrand Procurement

Leaving Behind a ‘Torpedoed’ Past: Canada Makes Headway in Naval Procurement

Naval procurement has long been ignored by the Canadian government and public. Now new investments may indicate a brighter future.

Aleksi Korpela Canadian Armed Forces Procurement

The National Shipbuilding Procurement Strategy: Progress and Prospects

Aleksi Korpela discusses the current progress and problems of Canada’s National Shipbuilding Procurement Strategy.