F-35 Lightning II:

Connecting to the Global Supply Chain

Tom Burbage
Executive Vice-President and General Manager
F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Program

26 October 2010

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 F-35 Value Proposition

2 Interchangeable Tri-Variant Design

Airframe Engines STOVL
70-90% Common CV
F136 CTOL
or Cousin Parts Sustainment Lift Fan
Toolset Commonality F135
Key To
Affordability
International Partners

Avionics System 5TH Gen Fighter

~100% Common

Global Delivery
System
• VLO Stealth
• Fighter Performance
• Integrated Sensor Fusion
Economies • Net Enabled Ops Global Cooperation
of Scale • Advanced Sustainment

International Industrial
Results In:
Participation

Global Recapitalization
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 F-35 International Partnership

The Netherlands Canada Australia United Kingdom

Turkey Norway Italy Denmark

Production, Sustainment and Follow-on Development

MOU Signed by All Nine Partners (Canada – Fall 2006)
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 Continued Canadian Commitment
To F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Program

• 1997-2002 – Concept Demonstration

and Prototype Phase

• 2002-2013 – System Development and

Demonstration Phase

• 2007-2051 – Production, Sustainment and

Follow-on Development

• 2014 – Beginning of Planned Procurement

Canadian Government Evaluation at Each Phase Proved

Strong Business Case for Continued Participation
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 F-35 Program Schedule

FY 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
CY 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

First Flights
System
Development
AA-1 STOVL CTOL
and
Demonstration
CATB CV

LRIP 1 (2)
LRIP 2 (12)
Low-Rate Initial LRIP 3 (17)
Production LRIP 4 (32)
and LL LRIP 5 (42 )
Multiyear LRIP 6
Procurement
LRIP 7
Planned Production LRIP 8
• Air Force 1,763 CTOL
LRIP 9
• Dept of Navy 680 CV/STOVL
• Partners 800-1,500 EOQ MULTI YEAR 1

Updated schedule in work based on ongoing program restructure

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 Aircraft Production
Aircraft on Order
SDD (19 A/C)

LRIP 1 (2 A/C)

LRIP 2 (12 A/C)

LRIP 3 (17 A/C)

LRIP 4 (32 A/C)

Long Lead Funding

LRIP 5 (42 A/C)

Production Ramp Underway

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 Flight Test Progress

CTOL

4502010 Flight Test Plan

Cumulative Flights 400 STOVL
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
CV 0
J F M A M J J A S O N D CATB

Exceeding 2010 Cumulative Plan, STOVL Challenges

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 Best Value Industrial Model

 JSF Industrial Participation follows the Best Value Approach –

Not a Traditional Offset (IRB) Program
 All Direct Work on F-35 Through Life Of Program
 No Offset Multipliers
 Contracts Begin Years Prior to First Canadian F-35 Planned
Delivery

 Best Value Industries in US and Partner Nations are Offered

an Opportunity to Compete and Win Work
 Extended Business: Forecasts of SDD and LRIP Contracted and
Committed Projects Extended through Full Rate Production
 Strategic Opportunities: Exclusively Reserved for Canada
 Competitive Opportunities: Open Competitions to Which
Canadian Companies Are Invited

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 Canadian Innovations

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 Industrial Participation Summary

 Currently Identified 192 IP Opportunities Through 2035 For Canadian

Industry in IP Plan Valued at >$9.5B (TY USD)
 Increased More Than $2B Since Industrial Participation MOU Signing in Fall 2006
 Additional Work for Sustainment Will Evolve
 Engine Work Additional

 Contracts for $277M Currently In Place With Canadian Industry

 High-Tech, High-Value Work Identified for Canadian Industry Over 30+ Years
 CTOL Horizontal Tails
 CV Outboard Wings
 Composite Parts
 Machining

 F135 and F136 Engine Provide

Additional Industrial Work

New Opportunities Continue To Be Identified

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F-35 Opportunities Across Canada

• BNH • Howmet, Laval Division

• Bombardier Aerospace • Mindready Solutions Inc.
• CMC Electronics, Inc. • Montreal Carbide Co. Ltd.
• Advanced IO • CPS Industries • Nav-Aids
Systems • DY4 Systems Inc. • P&W Canada
• AVCORP • Edward Moore Design • Simgraph
• BCD Electronic • GE Bromont • SIDO Limited
• Firebird • Heroux - Devtek • Shellcast
Semiconductors • University of Quebec
Ltd.
• NGRAIN
• Xantrex
Technology
• IMP Group
• Novatronics
• AMENAZA Technologies • Composites Atlantic
• Axia NetMedia Corp.
• Mediatronics • Magellan - Bristol
• Northern Aero

• 2Source Manufacturing • Centra Industries • FTG • JN Nilson • National Research Council

• Acroturn • CFN • Goodrich CA • Magellan Chicopee • NCR
• ACT • Curtiss Wright • Graphico Edgelit Panels • Magellan Orenda • Noranco
• ALCOA Forged and Cast Products • Cyclone (Graphic Precision) • Mediatronics • Northstar Aerospace
• Alpha Casting • Dishon • Handling Specialty • Nikon Metrology • Ontario Die Company
• Amphenol • DRS Technologies • Honeywell Engines Sys (formerly Metris/Virtek) • Spartan Electronics
• ASCO • Eagletronics Industries and Serv. • Motivational Industrial • Stealth Computer Corp
• Ben Machine Inc. • Hummingbird Equipment • Strite
• Casebank Technologies • FAG Aerospace • Interfast • Mxi Technologies • Unique Broadband Systems

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 F-35 Canadian Components
LEFAS – Machined Details
Strite , Northstar

CV Outboard Wing & Machining

AVCORP CTOL Horizontal Tail
Magellan-Bristol
Machining Center Fuselage
Heroux-Devtek, EPMS Power Panels
Aerostructures, Inc. DRS
Pylon AME
Dishon

Machining – Fwd Fuselage & Wing

Magellan-Chicopee
Heroux Devtek

Inlet Lip Castings

Howmet - Laval Division
PTMS Controller Pkg
Honeywell Engine
GPS Chassis Machining Systems & Services
Centra / Dishon

Landing Gear M&O Heat Exchangers – Machining,

Goodrich Castings, Tube Bending
ELS Circuit Cards CPS Ind., Alpha Casting
FTG, Samuel Specialty, CMR
Radar Subsystems & Machining Landing Gear Components
CMC Electronics TNS Connectors & PWBs Acroturn Handling System Tooling
Mindready Handling Specialty
Composite Structures – Ctr Fuse Fiber-Placed Nacelle Skins
Composites Atlantic
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 F-35 Projected Market

United States
United
Canada
Kingdom

Australia Netherlands

Turkey Denmark

Italy Norway

Israel Singapore Japan South Korea Greece Spain Finland Belgium

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 F-35 Production vs 4th Gen Aircraft
250

Capacity For New

FMS Customers
200

150

F-35 Production-U.S. & Partners

100

50

0
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

F-35 Lightning II: The Future of Aerospace Work

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 Creating Enduring Global
Industrial Relationships

F-35 Production System Autonomic Logistics

Global Sustainment

Global Delivery
System

Connecting to the Global Supply Chain

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