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玩深沉的 土耳其人又延期鸟。呵呵http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com ... 8&NewsCatID=345 Turkey again extends deadline for anti-missile defense proposals
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The U.S. Patriot air defense system, which is seen in the photo, was deployed by NATO against an eventual attack from Syria in the beginning of 2013. It was one of the systems competing for Turkey’s long-range anti-missile and air defense systems. DAILY NEWS photo
Turkey has again extended by two months the deadline for bids for a multi-billion dollar anti-missile defense system tender, despite having provisionally awarded the deal to China, a Turkish official has told the Hürriyet Daily News.
The new deadline for rival bidding companies to submit their proposals is Aug. 30, allowing U.S. company Raytheon Co and Lockheed Martin Corp and Italian-French team Eurosam SAMP/T to revise their offers and try to head off the Chinese company, with which Turkey is still in talks.
This is the third time Ankara has extended the deadline for revised offers.
The new head of the Undersecretariat for Defense Industries (SSM), İsmail Demir, recently held talks in China about the Chinese bid, according to sources.
Turkey’s NATO allies have repeatedly voiced concerns over Ankara’s choice on the Chinese FD-2000 missile defense system, a rival offer from Franco-Italian Eurosam and U.S.-listed Raytheon Co.
In particular, the U.S. has been putting pressure on Turkey’s defense industry giants to dissuade Ankara from choosing a Chinese firm, over concerns about interoperability with NATO systems.
Raytheon, Lockheed Martin and Eurosam are in talks with Turkish defense companies - such as military electronics specialist Aselsan, defense software specialist Havelsan, missile manufacturer Roketsan and Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) - and warning that their partnerships in certain fields would not be able to continue if Turkey buys missiles from China.
Turkey said China had offered the most competitive terms and would allow co-production in Turkey.
Rival companies said they would give consent to co-production, which has been one of Turkey’s top priorities, but this would increase the price to a great extent.
Chinese manufacturer China Precision Machinery Import and Export Corp (CPMIEC) has been on the U.S. State Department’s sanctions list since February 2013 due to non-proliferation concerns. The National Defense Authorization Act that the U.S. Congress also passed a decision, with a clause barring the use of “2014 funds to integrate the missile defense systems of the People’s Republic of China into U.S. missile defense systems.
June/30/2014玩深沉的 土耳其人又延期鸟。呵呵http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com ... 8&NewsCatID=345 Turkey again extends deadline for anti-missile defense proposals
Sevil Erkuş
ANKARA – Hürriyet Daily News
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The U.S. Patriot air defense system, which is seen in the photo, was deployed by NATO against an eventual attack from Syria in the beginning of 2013. It was one of the systems competing for Turkey’s long-range anti-missile and air defense systems. DAILY NEWS photo
Turkey has again extended by two months the deadline for bids for a multi-billion dollar anti-missile defense system tender, despite having provisionally awarded the deal to China, a Turkish official has told the Hürriyet Daily News.
The new deadline for rival bidding companies to submit their proposals is Aug. 30, allowing U.S. company Raytheon Co and Lockheed Martin Corp and Italian-French team Eurosam SAMP/T to revise their offers and try to head off the Chinese company, with which Turkey is still in talks.
This is the third time Ankara has extended the deadline for revised offers.
The new head of the Undersecretariat for Defense Industries (SSM), İsmail Demir, recently held talks in China about the Chinese bid, according to sources.
Turkey’s NATO allies have repeatedly voiced concerns over Ankara’s choice on the Chinese FD-2000 missile defense system, a rival offer from Franco-Italian Eurosam and U.S.-listed Raytheon Co.
In particular, the U.S. has been putting pressure on Turkey’s defense industry giants to dissuade Ankara from choosing a Chinese firm, over concerns about interoperability with NATO systems.
Raytheon, Lockheed Martin and Eurosam are in talks with Turkish defense companies - such as military electronics specialist Aselsan, defense software specialist Havelsan, missile manufacturer Roketsan and Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) - and warning that their partnerships in certain fields would not be able to continue if Turkey buys missiles from China.
Turkey said China had offered the most competitive terms and would allow co-production in Turkey.
Rival companies said they would give consent to co-production, which has been one of Turkey’s top priorities, but this would increase the price to a great extent.
Chinese manufacturer China Precision Machinery Import and Export Corp (CPMIEC) has been on the U.S. State Department’s sanctions list since February 2013 due to non-proliferation concerns. The National Defense Authorization Act that the U.S. Congress also passed a decision, with a clause barring the use of “2014 funds to integrate the missile defense systems of the People’s Republic of China into U.S. missile defense systems.
June/30/2014
Sevil Erkuş
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The U.S. Patriot air defense system, which is seen in the photo, was deployed by NATO against an eventual attack from Syria in the beginning of 2013. It was one of the systems competing for Turkey’s long-range anti-missile and air defense systems. DAILY NEWS photo
Turkey has again extended by two months the deadline for bids for a multi-billion dollar anti-missile defense system tender, despite having provisionally awarded the deal to China, a Turkish official has told the Hürriyet Daily News.
The new deadline for rival bidding companies to submit their proposals is Aug. 30, allowing U.S. company Raytheon Co and Lockheed Martin Corp and Italian-French team Eurosam SAMP/T to revise their offers and try to head off the Chinese company, with which Turkey is still in talks.
This is the third time Ankara has extended the deadline for revised offers.
The new head of the Undersecretariat for Defense Industries (SSM), İsmail Demir, recently held talks in China about the Chinese bid, according to sources.
Turkey’s NATO allies have repeatedly voiced concerns over Ankara’s choice on the Chinese FD-2000 missile defense system, a rival offer from Franco-Italian Eurosam and U.S.-listed Raytheon Co.
In particular, the U.S. has been putting pressure on Turkey’s defense industry giants to dissuade Ankara from choosing a Chinese firm, over concerns about interoperability with NATO systems.
Raytheon, Lockheed Martin and Eurosam are in talks with Turkish defense companies - such as military electronics specialist Aselsan, defense software specialist Havelsan, missile manufacturer Roketsan and Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) - and warning that their partnerships in certain fields would not be able to continue if Turkey buys missiles from China.
Turkey said China had offered the most competitive terms and would allow co-production in Turkey.
Rival companies said they would give consent to co-production, which has been one of Turkey’s top priorities, but this would increase the price to a great extent.
Chinese manufacturer China Precision Machinery Import and Export Corp (CPMIEC) has been on the U.S. State Department’s sanctions list since February 2013 due to non-proliferation concerns. The National Defense Authorization Act that the U.S. Congress also passed a decision, with a clause barring the use of “2014 funds to integrate the missile defense systems of the People’s Republic of China into U.S. missile defense systems.
June/30/2014玩深沉的 土耳其人又延期鸟。呵呵http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com ... 8&NewsCatID=345 Turkey again extends deadline for anti-missile defense proposals
Sevil Erkuş
ANKARA – Hürriyet Daily News
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The U.S. Patriot air defense system, which is seen in the photo, was deployed by NATO against an eventual attack from Syria in the beginning of 2013. It was one of the systems competing for Turkey’s long-range anti-missile and air defense systems. DAILY NEWS photo
Turkey has again extended by two months the deadline for bids for a multi-billion dollar anti-missile defense system tender, despite having provisionally awarded the deal to China, a Turkish official has told the Hürriyet Daily News.
The new deadline for rival bidding companies to submit their proposals is Aug. 30, allowing U.S. company Raytheon Co and Lockheed Martin Corp and Italian-French team Eurosam SAMP/T to revise their offers and try to head off the Chinese company, with which Turkey is still in talks.
This is the third time Ankara has extended the deadline for revised offers.
The new head of the Undersecretariat for Defense Industries (SSM), İsmail Demir, recently held talks in China about the Chinese bid, according to sources.
Turkey’s NATO allies have repeatedly voiced concerns over Ankara’s choice on the Chinese FD-2000 missile defense system, a rival offer from Franco-Italian Eurosam and U.S.-listed Raytheon Co.
In particular, the U.S. has been putting pressure on Turkey’s defense industry giants to dissuade Ankara from choosing a Chinese firm, over concerns about interoperability with NATO systems.
Raytheon, Lockheed Martin and Eurosam are in talks with Turkish defense companies - such as military electronics specialist Aselsan, defense software specialist Havelsan, missile manufacturer Roketsan and Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) - and warning that their partnerships in certain fields would not be able to continue if Turkey buys missiles from China.
Turkey said China had offered the most competitive terms and would allow co-production in Turkey.
Rival companies said they would give consent to co-production, which has been one of Turkey’s top priorities, but this would increase the price to a great extent.
Chinese manufacturer China Precision Machinery Import and Export Corp (CPMIEC) has been on the U.S. State Department’s sanctions list since February 2013 due to non-proliferation concerns. The National Defense Authorization Act that the U.S. Congress also passed a decision, with a clause barring the use of “2014 funds to integrate the missile defense systems of the People’s Republic of China into U.S. missile defense systems.
June/30/2014
骑虎难下了
这个单子，成不成已经无所谓了。
据说自从这事火起来，现在航天的蛋蛋业务红火了很多啊，咨询洽谈爆增。
据说自从这事火起来，现在航天的蛋蛋业务红火了很多啊，咨询洽谈爆增。
广告做的好就够了
静观其变 
每一次炒作都是一次广告。
火鸡真想买，怎奈北约盯得紧，只好往后拖。
两个月一次广告，呵呵
如果不能溶进北约系统，那火鸡真的很难下决心买。。
看来北约真的不打算减价卖,土尔其这次对外对内都搞不定了.对国民无法说服这些钱花得值,对外无法说服北约.
估计最终是以高出最少1倍的价值在买意大利法国的货.
估计最终是以高出最少1倍的价值在买意大利法国的货.
九鬼 发表于 2014-7-2 01:28
如果不能溶进北约系统，那火鸡真的很难下决心买。。
不是系统融入的问题，而是北约的数据读取和传输必须有对方军事标准代码。
其实也就是北约的准入通行证，兔子若能通过军售接触到这个，哪怕不是授权给兔子对接；至少北约的执行标准，和安全防护是怎么做的。
都将会有一个直观而且切身的感受。
米军的菊花有点冷飕飕的咩
如果不能溶进北约系统，那火鸡真的很难下决心买。。
不是系统融入的问题，而是北约的数据读取和传输必须有对方军事标准代码。
其实也就是北约的准入通行证，兔子若能通过军售接触到这个，哪怕不是授权给兔子对接；至少北约的执行标准，和安全防护是怎么做的。
都将会有一个直观而且切身的感受。
米军的菊花有点冷飕飕的咩
每一次都是一次广告
那就权当是打广告呗
一句不给翻译？懒蛋撸主
这个国家的信用也不高
让平可夫说着了
不是系统融入的问题，而是北约的数据读取和传输必须有对方军事标准代码。
其实也就是北约的准入通行证 ...
冷搜搜还不降价……看来md并不认为这很严重嘛……
其实也就是北约的准入通行证 ...
冷搜搜还不降价……看来md并不认为这很严重嘛……
我觉得这样也不错，继续炒，炒热了，HQ9的知名度就上了了，哈哈，很好的博眼球的机会。
土耳其现在骑虎难下了，本来想借着红旗9压价，结果西方人不吃这一套，想买红旗9又被拒绝接入北约系统。
翻来覆去给hq9打广告，火鸡仿佛是在说，我超级想买啊，北约不让啊！
这尼马有苏35的潜质了，发展下去又要月经了
这尼马有苏35的潜质了，发展下去又要月经了
这次是客户自己月经
这次是客户自己月经
到底有没有诚意啊
dddd-dh2016 发表于 2014-7-1 23:07
这个单子，成不成已经无所谓了。
据说自从这事火起来，现在航天的蛋蛋业务红火了很多啊，咨询洽谈爆增。 ...
呵呵，广告效应明显啊。
这个单子，成不成已经无所谓了。
据说自从这事火起来，现在航天的蛋蛋业务红火了很多啊，咨询洽谈爆增。 ...
呵呵，广告效应明显啊。
红旗9应该加价了，让土耳鸡出点血，或者和几家达成价格协议，好好敲一笔来自: Android客户端
九鬼 发表于 2014-7-2 01:28
如果不能溶进北约系统，那火鸡真的很难下决心买。。
事实上土耳其真心看上来陪读党。怎奈太子不放行
如果不能溶进北约系统，那火鸡真的很难下决心买。。
事实上土耳其真心看上来陪读党。怎奈太子不放行
北约和山姆大叔都在从中作梗，这生意不好谈的
土鸡压价不成，反被摸了老底，现在不是买不买的问题，而是北约加价几倍的问题。
土鸡，你要挺住！乃们是强大的突厥人！乃们不畏惧基督徒的讹诈！安拉保佑乃们和免子的交易！
土耳其真是自作孽不可活
被忽悠了，只是不愿意承认
土耳其政府完全不拿国防安全当回事，一个国防项目反复跳票。
一堆YY说广告效应的，没感觉广告做了多少，始终觉得土耳其这个家伙在拿我们压价
接着打广告呗
静观其变吧
土耳其怎么不在TG的导弹和北约系统之间做个接口装置？
莫非这是在等我们修改招标书，把传说中的19拿出去秒杀他们
不用交广告费。
大漠苍狼 发表于 2014-7-2 20:08
土耳其怎么不在TG的导弹和北约系统之间做个接口装置？
敌我识别真的不是能轻易融合的
土耳其怎么不在TG的导弹和北约系统之间做个接口装置？
敌我识别真的不是能轻易融合的
中国的红9，俄罗斯的SU35