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Canada expects submarine decision ‘in 30 days,’ procurement chief says
Canada expects to select a preferred bidder for a submarine procurement program within 30 days, with Germany’s TKMS and South Korea’s Hanwha Ocean competing for the contract. The decision is part of Canada’s plan to replace its aging submarine fleet and enhance Arctic and oceanic patrol capabilities.
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