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EXHIBITIONS AND CONFERENCES

November 10, 2023 by

Sponsored by Clarion Events

 

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10 Nov 23. Defence Single Source Training Workshop – December 2023.

5 December 2023 (9:30 – 16:30) London.

Join the ADS Defence Single Source Training Workshop where we will explain what a Qualifying Defence Contract is and how it must be priced, costed and reported. The workshop will set out the risks within the regime and the commercial landscape.

Single source defence contracts for the UK are regulated by law within a Single Source Procurement Framework established by Part 2 of the Defence Reform Act 2014. The law governs how contracts are costed, what profit is allowed, how pricing mechanisms work and gives MOD significant open book access to the contractor’s data. Understanding the rules is therefore vital to ensure a price is valid and will withstand scrutiny.

Benefits of participation:

The workshop will provide you with:

  • an outline of pricing, negotiating, costing, and reporting on single source contracts that are subject to the legislative framework established by the Defence Reform Act.
  • an awareness of the latest regulations, statutory guidance and possible changes to the framework.
  • a framework within which your company can reach decisions about pricing and reporting relevant to its internal structure and methods.

Workshop content includes:

The Regulatory Framework:

  • Applicability of the legislation
  • The pricing formula, allowable costs and profit calculation
  • Pricing contract changes
  • Converting pre-existing contracts to qualifying contracts
  • Records, MOD price investigations and access rights, confidentiality
  • Reports and reporting
  • SSRO – its powers and responsibilities
  • Compliance
  • Current issues relating to the Act, Regulations and statutory guidance, and prospective changes
  • Treatment of contracts outside the Act

The pricing formula:

  • Review of the latest allowable cost rules
  • Review of contract profit rate and adjustments
  • Review of cost, contingency and risk estimation requirements and implications for suppliers
  • Legislative changes planned by Secretary of State during 2023/4
  • Pricing of sub-contracts and changes
  • Potential for lower value contracts and contracts for indirect items to become qualifying contracts
  • MOD’s rights to perform post award audit

Workshop leaders:

THE COURSE IS LED BY TIM WATKINS AND JOHN ASHLEY.

Tim is a Chartered Accountant who has 20 years’ experience in senior finance positions within major UK defence companies. Tim was involved in the industry team working with the MOD and Review Board maintaining the Yellow Book arrangements. Tim now acts as an Industry Technical Advisor on Defence Reform Act (DRA) regime and was involved in the development of the DRA with the MOD. He now provides training and advice either directly to companies or to industry through ADS.

John is a Chartered Accountant with substantial experience in both the private and public sectors. He was a key member of the MOD team established to develop the current single source procurement legislation and to engage with industry during ongoing consultation. Before leaving the MOD, John was the SSAT’s single source legislation compliance lead, advising MOD delivery teams and suppliers on the application of the framework and playing a central role in developing and enacting improvements to the regime.

 

10 Nov 23. Counter Threat Symposium 2023.

5 December 2023 – 7 December 2023 Farnborough, Hampshire.

Join the third edition of the Counter Threat Symposium, a joint initiative between the CBRN UK, Counter Explosive Ordnance UK (Counter-EO UK) and the Drone Platform and Counter Drone UK (DPAC UK) Special Interest Groups (SIGs) of ADS. This two and a half day event is taking place at Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre.

This event brings together practitioners including: the humanitarian sector, end users, policy makers, suppliers and buyers from UK and overseas to discuss the latest developments and requirements across the counter-threat domains.

The event is open to the membership of all three SIGs and non-members alike*. As well as receiving updates from across their sector, delegates have the opportunity to represent their company with a table top exhibition stand (subject to availability). There will be a sponsored networking event on the first evening and numerous breakout opportunities throughout the event designed to foster cross-department discussion.

Table top exhibition:

This will run across the two and a half days of the event and will allow delegates to network with key UK manufacturers of the latest Counter EO, CBRN and DPAC products and services. Please see herefor the latest floor plan.

Table top packages include:

  • One staff member per table – this person can access the sessions as well if they wish. Additional staff can be purchased at the delegate rate which will be available very soon.
  • Refreshments, lunch and access to the drinks reception for the above delegate on Tuesday 5 December 2023.
  • Company profile in event table top brochure
  • One table and access to one power point socket if required.

*The Special Interest Group members will receive priority when booking as the event is limited in size.

Draft Agenda:

Day 1 – Tuesday 5 December – Threats & Intelligence Update (AM/PM)

Day 2 – Wednesday 6 December – Policy, Capabilty Development, S&T (AM/PM)

Day 3 – Thursday 7 December – Procurement (AM only)

For the full draft agenda please click here

Sponsorship opportunities:

There are several sponsorship opportunities available. Packages can be viewed HERE. Please contact Joe Peace if you are interested in becoming a sponsor.

To book:

Please click on the ‘Buy Now’ button to purchase a table top stand or a delegate place. For table top enquiries, please email Thomas Kilroy. For any other event queries, please contact Alan Buddle.

Options and prices

Name

Cost

Counter Threat Symposium 2023 – Delegate Ticket

£195.00

Counter Threat Symposium 2023 – table top

£1,500.00

 

10 Nov 23. 2023 Counter-UAS Technology USA Conference.

Time

7:45 pm – 6:00 pm

Location

Arlington, Virginia

Event URL

http://www.counter-uas-tech.com/CUASHub

With the release of President Biden Administration’s Domestic Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems National Action Plan in April 2022 and the new Counter UAS legislation – ‘Safeguarding the Homeland from the Threats Posed by Unmanned Aircraft Systems Act of 2023’- it is evident that countering the threat of sUAS has become a key priority for the US.

Modernizing US C-sUAS capabilities has, therefore, been a priority to enable the DoD and Military to protect personnel, assets, and locations from the proliferation of illegal and hostile drones.

SAE Media Group are delighted to announce the return of the sell-out Counter UAS Technology USA conference, taking place on December 5 and 6 in Arlington, VA.

Join the North American C-UAS community for an unmissable opportunity to enhance the approach, analysis, and solutions to address one of the most prevalent threats facing US national security: the sUAS threat.

Key reasons to attend:

  • Exclusive insights from our expert line-up of speakers from key US agencies, including the JCO, PEO Missiles & Space, RCCTO, AMD CFT, Marines, Air Force, and allied nations
  • Hear the latest updates on kinetic and non-kinetic capabilities, detection and targeting, interoperability, procurement, AI, and machine learning, among many others.
  • Insight into the solutions from over 35 leading industry companies and an understanding of the state-of-the-art C-UAS systems available
  • Gain new valuable connections and feel a sense of community with fellow C-sUAS peers from over 15 nations, including the US, Canada, UK, Singapore, Israel, and Poland.

New for 2023:

  • Topics: This year features an increased focus on interagency cooperation and collaboration, testing, training, and interoperability exercises, as well as enhancing multi-layered capabilities.
  • DoD panel: The panel of senior US DoD speakers will discuss interagency collaboration efforts to advance effective policy and technology to counter illicit UAS. Participating organizations include: AFWERX, US Air Forces Central (AFCENT), FAA, and Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering (OUSD R&E).
  • New speakers: from the US Army, Joint Staff J8, Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), US Army Air Defense Artillery School, and more.

Register now athttp://www.counter-uas-tech.com/CUASHub (Source: https://cuashub.com/)

 

10 Nov 23. 2024 Counter UAS Homeland Security USA Conference.

Time

7:30 am – 5:30 pm

Location

Arlington, Virginia

Event URL

http://www.cuas-homelandsecurity.com/CUASHUB

With the growing proliferation and use of small drones and UAS technology in daily life, and the safety and privacy concerns resulting from this, the Biden Administration announced the first Domestic Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems National Action Plan in April 2022.

This Government approach aims to expand the protections currently in place against the criminal use of drones to ensure consistent safeguarding of the airspace, communications spectrums, individual privacy, civil liberties, and civil rights.

Building from the success of its 2023 launch, Counter UAS Homeland Security USA Conference will return to Arlington, VA, in February 2024, to showcase the latest C-UAS technology in the market to ensure that civilians, domestic infrastructure, borders and all aspects of homeland security are protected from the criminal use of drones.

Agenda highlights:

  • Hear from senior leadership from US Federal Agencies on key developments and technological advancements.
  • Engage with a dynamic audience of host nation and aligned nation speakers to fully understand the latest techniques and policies.
  • Protecting critical infrastructure from state and non-state actors has never been more relevant.
  • Key speakers from the DHS, FBI, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, National Nuclear Security Administration, Civil Nuclear Constabulary, and US Secret Service
  • Understand rapidly developing international situations involving UAS and the methods used by national defense organizations to counter this.

Join senior professionals from law enforcement, government, and regulatory bodies at Counter UAS Homeland Security USA 2024 to address one of the most prevalent threats facing US national security: the sUAS threat.

Register for the conference today at http://www.cuas-homelandsecurity.com/CUASHUB

Personnel from Federal Agencies can attend for FREE

If you are an international serving military or from a commercial organization, early bird offers are available.

Early Bird Discounts:

  • BOOK BY NOVEMBER 30 TO SAVE $200
  • BOOK BY DECEMBER 15 TO SAVE $100

(Source: https://cuashub.com/)

 

10 Nov 23. ICAO 2023 Drone Enable.

Time

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Location

International Civil Aviation Organization Headquarters- Montreal, Canada

Event URL

https://www.icao.int/Meetings/DRONEENABLE2023/Pages/default.aspx#:~:text=DRONE%20ENABLE%202023%2C%20ICAO’s%20Unmanned,the%20future%20of%20unmanned%20aviation%22.

DRONE ENABLE 2023, ICAO’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems Industry Symposium will be held from 5 to 7 December 2023 in Montréal, Canada. The theme of DRONE ENABLE 2023 is “Innovation and infrastructure developments supporting the future of unmanned aviation”.

The symposium will bring together key stakeholders from industry, academia, government and international organizations in the unmanned aviation sector to exchange research, best practices, lessons learned and respective challenges. Attention will be given to ongoing ICAO activities such as unmanned aircraft systems traffic management (UTM), communication, navigation, surveillance (CNS) and spectrum, as well as advanced air mobility (AAM), which need to be addressed collectively in order to facilitate unmanned aircraft integration into the global aviation system.

Most DRONE ENABLE 2023 speakers will be selected based on their submissions in response to this year’s Request for Information (RFI). The deadline for RFI submissions is 19 May 2023. Please see the RFI link on the left for further details on this year’s RFI. Maturity and completeness of proposed solutions as well as potential for global application will be key factors in the speaker selection process.

The symposium will be an opportunity for networking, collaboration and coordination between civil aviation authorities, industry and both new and existing stakeholders as we move forward in this dynamic field. It also provides a unique opportunity to progress a comprehensive and harmonized regulatory framework to support UAS activities.

We encourage participants to monitor this website for evolving information concerning the event programme, registration as well as sponsorship and additional opportunities available to highlight your State, organization, or company.

For further information, please contact .

For more industry events- visit C-UAS Hub Events.

(Source: https://cuashub.com/)

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