Panel on cost soon to firm up sub project
1 month, 1 week ago

Panel on cost soon to firm up sub project

New Indian Express  

NEW DELHI: Formation of a cost negotiation committee is under way to speed up the Indian Navy’s Project 75 project under which submarines will be built in alignment with the Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan. TKMS will need to meet 100% of the commercial and technical requirements, including transfer of technology and Indian content,” an MoD source said. “This area will be closely scrutinised to ensure that actual design knowledge is transferred to India after the delivery of the first submarine, allowing India to freely use this technology as needed,” the source added. The transfer of technology from the original equipment manufacturer should be such that the next class of submarines should be totally Indian, from scratch to operational system,” the source said.

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