16 NOVEMBER 2015AlCircle.com
Denmark's Multicut A/S to produce aluminum parts for F-35
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Multicut A/S, a precision component manufacturer located in Vildjberg, Denmark, has been notified by Lockheed Martin that it would be awarded the contract for making aluminum machined parts for F-35 fighters.
Under the contract to be issued, the Danish company will produce items such as brackets and fittings for the F-35 for an initial period of three years.
"Denmark continues to benefit from participating in the F-35 program, and this contract award with Multicut reaffirms Lockheed Martin's commitment to grow the industrial participation program with Danish companies of all sizes," said Jack Crisler, Lockheed Martin F-35 vice president, at Multicut in Vildbjerg.
"Multicut and other Danish companies are participating in a truly international, highly innovative 'next generation' program, which will endure for more than 40 years. Should Denmark select the F-35, Danish companies will be involved in the construction of the F-35 global fleet, and potentially in sustainment of the F-35 over the entire life cycle of the program."
Lars Rasmussen, Multicut A/S chief executive officer, called the development a major landmark that "allows us to move into component manufacturing for a fifth-generation fighter aircraft and positions our company well for many years to come."
Under the contract to be issued, the Danish company will produce items such as brackets and fittings for the F-35 for an initial period of three years.
"Denmark continues to benefit from participating in the F-35 program, and this contract award with Multicut reaffirms Lockheed Martin's commitment to grow the industrial participation program with Danish companies of all sizes," said Jack Crisler, Lockheed Martin F-35 vice president, at Multicut in Vildbjerg.
"Multicut and other Danish companies are participating in a truly international, highly innovative 'next generation' program, which will endure for more than 40 years. Should Denmark select the F-35, Danish companies will be involved in the construction of the F-35 global fleet, and potentially in sustainment of the F-35 over the entire life cycle of the program."
Lars Rasmussen, Multicut A/S chief executive officer, called the development a major landmark that "allows us to move into component manufacturing for a fifth-generation fighter aircraft and positions our company well for many years to come."
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