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A F R I C AAEROSPACE & DEFENCE

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AAD2010 MESSAGE BY MINISTER OF TRADE & INDUSTRYHONOROUBLE DR ROB DAVIES

The Industrial Policy Action Plan 2 (IPAP2) emphasises the importance of the Aerospace and Defence sector as a critical generator of new technologies and a key to future innovation in South Africa. One of the key objectives in this sector is to ensure the beneficial integration of South African producers into global supply chains. Several South African suppliers have managed to achieve recognition and confidence from the Original Equipment Manufactures (OEMs) as reliable suppliers of components and parts, including advanced materials. These are among some of the key capabilities that the South African Aerospace and Defence has already developed.

A vibrant and growing aerospace and defence industry requires active collaboration between government, industry and international partners. This African Aerospace and Defence Trade Show offers testimony to the evolving and growing relationship between South African and international companies. The Department of Trade and Industry (the dti) has initiated several programmes since AAD 2004 through our Aerospace Industry Support Initiative (AISI) which aims to support competitive aerospace clusters and promote firm-level integration into global supply chains.

This year, a total of 27 Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs) will be showcasing their products and services at Africa’s premier Aerospace and Defence Trade Show, courtesy of the dti. As we move towards the knowledge economy, it is critical that the development of a strong sub- tier supply chain be high on our agenda to promote growth and sustainability in high technology sectors. Two more initiatives are also currently underway. These are the development of an Advanced Manufacturing, Aerospace and Defence cluster in Centurion (CAV), and the National Aerospace Centre of Excellence (NACoE), based at Wits University. These initiatives both supported by the dti, will provide additional industry capabilities to the sector.

The aerospace and defence industry is an exciting industry that holds a lot of potential for our country. I wish all participants in AAD 2010 every success and invite you to visit the Small and Medium Enterprises Aerospace Pavilion in Hall 4, supported by the dti.

Dr. Rob Davies, MPMinister of Trade & Industry

Foreword

Dr. Rob Davies, MPMinister of Trade & Industry

AISI Mangement Team

Mr Johan le Roux

Group Manager

Strategic Initiatives Implementation Group

CSIR

Ms Nomfuneko Majaja

Chief Director

Advanced Manufacturing

the dti

Mr Lucas Ndema

Director

Aerospace and Defence

the dti

Ms Marié Botha

Programme Manager

Aerospace Industry Support Initiative

CSIR

CONTENTS

Histroy and role of the AISI . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8Vision and Mission of the AISI. . . . . . . . . . . . .9AISI Operating Structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10AISI Programmes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

1 INITIATIVES 12CAV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13NACOE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14IAC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15CSIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

2 ENGINEERING COMPANIES 18Robin Cross Aviation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Aerotechnic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Daliff / Precision Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Elmer airport Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22HMR High Tech Machine Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Night Vision Optics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24ANDTC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

3 SPACE 26F’SATI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Marcom Aeronautics and Space . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Sunspace and Information Systems . . . . . . . . . . 29Space for Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Space Advisory Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

4 AIRCRAFT CHARTERING 32Alpine Aviation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33SRS Aviation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Mtha Aviation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

5 PROTECTIVE CLOTHING 36Letsika Creations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Thorax. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

6 SERVICES 40VSC Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41Hi-Fly Marketing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42Brainwaves Projects 2443 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43Lefa Engineering and Security . . . . . . . . . . . . 44Optronics Africa & RF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

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History and Role of the AISI

KEY FACTS

• South Africa has the largest aerospace industry in Africa• The South African government is very active in the aerospace sector and is contributing positively to local content, partnerships, growth and job creation.• South Africa has over 40 years’ experience in aerospace R&D, manufacturing and testing.• South Africa is home to approximately 140 companies in the defence and civilian aerospace sectors. • The country has active partnerships with international Original Equipment Manufacturers such as Airbus, SAAB, Boeing, BAE Systems and Turbomeca

Africa, amongst others.• The AISI actively works with government, academia and industry to ensure growth of this significant industry.

HISTORY AND ROLE OF THE AISI

The Aerospace Industry Support Initiative (AISI) is a fully government funded mechanism which exists to support the local South African aerospace industry. The AISI aims to support the local industry in its drive to become an active and valued player in the global aerospace industry.

In 2005 the Aerospace Industry Support Initiative became fully operational, under the project management of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), with specific emphasis on supply chain improvement, technology advancement, coordination, promotion and awareness.

The role of the AISI as an industry support mechanism is to:

• Increase the contribution of small enterprises in the economy• Significantly enhance Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE)• Raise the levels of direct investment overall, as well as in defined priority sectors• Increase market access opportunities for and export of South African goods and services• Contribute towards building skills and technology platforms• Improvement of the local industry competitiveness• Ensuring that new technologies are taken up by industry through an active process of innovation.

Deliverables of the AISI:

• LINKAGES Creating the necessary relationships with global stakeholders as a means to acquire the necessary technologies and skills

• LEVERAGES Move beyond the static client-contractor-type relationship to a new paradigm in which the client is seen as a partner.

• LEARNING Use these partnerships to improve the existing technologies whilst simultaneously mastering the production and process technologies needed to build new sustainable platforms.

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THE AISI VISION

Through the collective leadership of government and industry, upgrade, propel and position the South African aerospace industry to be firmly integrated as part of global supply chains.

THE AISI MISSION

• To enhance the global competiveness of the South African aerospace industry• To provide an institutional platform to facilitate partnerships and innovation between

government, industry and academia• To identify, develop, support and promote the interest and capabilities of the South African

aerospace industry• To accelerate the achievement of government strategic objectives including growth,

employment and equity.

Vision and Mission of the AISI

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AISI Operating Structure

The AISI is guided by a management committee (Manco) and an operations committee (Opco). Projects are managed by the CSIR and strictly adhere to all Public Finance Management Act (PFMA) principles within the CSIR’s policy and procedural framework.

Management Committee

Programme Manager

Operating Committee

Programmes and Initiatives

CSIR Board

CSIR Executive

Strategic Initiatives Implementation Unit & CSIR Support Services

DivisionIndustrial Development

Chief DirectorateIndustrial Development

Stakeholder

Strategic Guidance & Oversight

Governance & Operational Management

the dti / CSIRBilateral

Aerospace & Defence Space

Directorate

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AISI Programmes

AISI Programmes

The AISI serves to assist the industry by seeding and undertaking focused development programmes on their behalf. The mandate and offerings of the AISI requires it to be aligned with the imperatives of all relevant government departments. It is promoted to the industry at large through the structure and range of programmes illustrated in the diagram.

PROGRAMME 1:Coordination, Promotion

and Awareness

PROGRAMME 2:New Industry Development

PROGRAMME 3:Industry and

Impact Studies

PROGRAMME 4:Industry Technology

Support

PROGRAMME 5:Human Capital Development

& Space Regulations

PROGRAMME 6:Supplier Development

PROGRAMME 7:Supplementary Projects

SupplierDevelopment Human Capital Development

INITIATIVES

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Centurion Aerospace Village (The CAV)CAV is a hi-tech Aero-Mechanical Manufacturing Cluster aimed at enhancing the South African Aerospace Industry as a global competitor and integrating the industry into global markets

CAV is a Section 21 Company based alongside Waterkloof Airforce Base (Centurion), built on State owned land allowing the development, construction and operation of this property by the CAV.

Key industrial partners to the CAV are Denel Group and Aerosud (as Tier 1 suppliers) who will mentor and assist sub-tier suppliers that are located in CAV. UTi is the Logistics Partner to provide shared logistics services to tenants. Further shared services are ICT, security and facilities management

CAPABILITIES:

The CAV Landside Development

• 13.6 Ha located outside eastern boundary wall of Waterkloof Airforce Base• For tenants and owners of facilities that do not require runway access and

hangar space• Facilities for conference centre, business centre, corporate offices• Facilities for warehousing, manufacturing, support services for tenants• Facilities for mini-factories for smaller companies (from 200m )• Manufacturing and design facilities for large companies (up to 45 000m )

The CAV Airside Development:

• Integrated to Landside Development through link road • 36 Ha located along and inside eastern boundary wall of Waterkloof

Airforce Base• For tenants and owners of facilities that do require runway access and

hangar space• Facilities for hangars, workshops, office space and warehousing

STATUS:

• An Initiative of the dti• Special Project Status with the City of Tshwane

CONTACT DETAILS:

the dti Programme Manager:Mr Lucas NdemaDirector: Aerospace and DefenseDepartment of Trade and Industry

Tel: +27 12 394 1182Mobile: +27 71 681 6876Website: www.cav.org.zaE-mail: [email protected]

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CAPABILITIES:

• Human Capital Development - Bursaries and scholarships - Awareness programmes • Human Capital development through Industry focused Research and Development - Industry focused research• Thematic areas - Aerospace Manufacturing Processes and Materials (AMPM) - Aeronautical Dynamics and Control (AD&C) - Aeronautical Design Capability (ADCap) - Firm Level Competitiveness (FLC)

PARTNERSHIPS:

The NACoE is a development partner with the following organizations:

• AIRBUS• Denel Dynamics• International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)• AeroAfrica-EU members organizations - Aerospace Valley (AV) (France) - Fraunhofer Institute (Germany) - Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden) - Cranfield University (UK)• The Aerospace, Maritime and Defence Industries Association (AMD)• South African Universities (Cape Peninsula (CPUT), Cape Town (UCT), Wits

and Stellenbosch (SUN))

National Aerospace Centre of Excellence The NACoE is a government funded initiative that focuses on skills development for South Africa’s aerospace sector in order to enhance global competitiveness and develop self-sufficiency in selected areas, thereby addressing scarce and critical aerospace skills and in general providing a feeder-stream of skills, technology and capabilities in support of the South African industry.

• Key outputs of the NACoE are: - highly skilled human resources, - new or more competitive technologies/products, - new knowledge, and - technology transfer

• These outputs are achieved through a collaborative, multi-disciplinary effort between government, industry, academia and research institutions

• The NACoE is a partner programme to the Aerospace Industry Support Initiative (AISI).

CONTACT DETAILS:

Philip HauptNational Aerospace Centre of Excellence

Tel: +27 11 717 7373Fax: +27 11 717 7383E-mail: [email protected]: www.wits.ac.za/centres/nacoe

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The International Astronautical Federation (IAF) is an international non-governmental and non-profit organisation, founded in 1951. The Federation encourages the advancement of knowledge about space and the development and application of space assets for the benefit of humanity. It plays an important role in disseminating information, and in providing a significant worldwide network of experts in the development and utilization of space. It remains to this day the only international federation for the space community that addresses all aspects of space - developments, activities, knowledge, experts and the future.

3 – 7 October 2011Cape Town

International Astronautical Congress 2011

CAPABILITIES:

• A forum for leading space professionals and space entities to network and exchange information

Discriminators

• The world’s largest organisation of space-related entities• The largest annual event on the world’s space calendar• The largest exhibition of space capabilities Key Customers

• Space professionals in the public and private sectors and academia• Leading space companies• Government agencies Key Partners

• International Academy of Astronautics• International Institute of Space Law• United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs• National Research Foundation• Department of Trade and Industry• Aeronautics Industry Support Initiative

CONTACT DETAILS:

IAC 2011 SecretariatMs Margaret Kumalo

Tel: +27 21 460 9357E-mail: [email protected]: www.iac2011.com

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QUALITY APPROVALS & AWARDS:

• Quality Management System Certification to ISO 9001:2008• Safety Management System Certification to OSHAS 18001:2007• Environmental Management System Certification to ISO 14001:2004• Laboratory Management System Accredited to IEC/ISO 17025:2005

While system certification is considered to be a prerequisite to corporate governance, the CSIR employs a risk based approach to the implementation and maintenance of their management systems resulting in clearly demonstrated return on investment through organisational efficiency indicators. The aforementioned approach has subsequently earned the organisation a reputation of excellence which serves as a baseline to similar entities.

CONTACT DETAILS:

Beeuwen GerrytsE-mail: [email protected] Tel: +27 12 841 4838

SUPPORTING AND LEADING NATIONAL INITIATIVES

Besides the research and innovation activities, the CSIR also performs a hosting and implementation function for a number of government initiatives, such as hosting the:

• Aerospace Industry Support Initiative (AISI) on behalf of the Department of Trade and Industry (the dti)

• Titanium Centre of Competence on behalf of the department of Science and Technology (DST)

The CSIR also acts as implementation agency for national strategies and initiatives such as:

• Establishing the South African National Space Agency (SANSA)• Establish and migrated the Advanced Manufacturing Technology Strategy (AMTS)

to the Technology Innovation Agency (TIA)• Establishing the Photonics Initiative of South Africa (PISA)

CAPABILITIES:

• Extensive research infrastructure for research, test and evaluation, characterization of systems and subsystems

• Development of new technologies and solutions in the materials, manufacturing, sensors, airframe, avionics, aerostructure and aerodynamic domains

• Extensive networks in the global aerospace domain, including OEM’s, subsystem suppliers, research institutes and universities.

The CSIR is one of the leading scientific and technology research, development and implementation organisations in Africa. The council has the ability to respond to a complex set of expectations, delivering world-class work and making a real difference in critical areas of South Africa’s socio-economic development. Extending beyond African borders, Aerospace R&D contributes to the readiness, effectiveness and resources required to design, qualify, test and evaluate technologies and components in the Aerospace domain.

CSIR

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ENGINEERING COMPANIES

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CONTACT DETAILS:

Tel: +27 21 385 1601Fax: +27 21 385 1521Website: www.cossaviation.co.zaE-mail: [email protected]

PO Box 832Howard PlaceCape Town7450

89 Manhattan RoadAirport IndustriaCape TownSouth Africa

• Best known for custom built Vans RV aircraft. • The only professional build facility in South Africa, approved by

Van’s Aircraft Inc, to manufacture and maintain the full range of Van’s RV two and four-seater aircraft.

• The first and only Lycoming approved kit engine assembly facility outside the USA.

• Service and maintenance of all RV’s under SACAA AMO 1147.• Production built aircraft of a world-class standard that are ideal

for military and civilian pilot training. • The first in Africa to manufacture approved aero medical kit

interiors for the Agusta A109/A119, Eurocopter EC130 / B4 helicopters and the Pilatus PC12.

• Specialised spray painting for rotor and fixed wing aircraft.

CAPABILITIES:

• Suppliers of ab-initio and advanced training aircraft• Lycoming Engine Assembly• Aircraft Maintenance • Custom Aircraft & Helicopter Spray Painting• Air Rescue / EMS Medical Interiors for Fixed & Rotor Wing Aircraft


• Aircraft Maintenance Organisation AMO 1147• Van’s Aircraft Non-Type Certified Aircraft Acceptance / Approval

Certificate: J15/12/451

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CAPABILITIES:

• Stockist.• Global Representation of leading Manufacturers:

Thales, Saint-Gobain Sully, Barry Controls, Technofan, Lufthansa Technik, Hr-Smith and more.

• MANKIEWICZ Aircraft Paint: Full Technical Support, Training as well as colour tinting and mixing capability at our Johannesburg facility.

• Management of Components under Repair and Overhaul.• Management of Consignment Stock.• TESP: Total Engine Health Management Support Program:

A modular package offering services related to your engines’ requirements• SPM: Spare Parts Manager.


• Aerotechnic Quality Management System is developed and implemented to comply with Highest Aviation Standards and Requirements: ISO9001:2008 FAA AC00-56A

• Aerotechnic is a Level 6 BBBEE Supplier, certified by an accredited SANAS Verification Agency.

• Holders of Conventional Arms Development, Manufacturing and Services Permit registered under the National Conventional Arms Control Committee.

AEROTECHNICSince 1994, Aerotechnic has been supporting the Aviation Industry through global offices and Representatives (located in South Africa, France, South America and Asia) by holding stock in close proximity to Clients.

Aerotechnic SA’s core business is to support African Operators, by distributing leading Manufacturers and offering spare parts for Airbus, ATR, Boeing, Bombardier (CRJ & DHC8) and Embraer aircraft from stock located in Johannesburg, SA, Toulouse, France and Singapore.

Our Clients are Major and Regional Airlines, MRO and OEM, aircraft manufacturers, brokers, stockists as well as Air Forces.

CONTACT DETAILS:

CAPE TOWN 86, Mobile Road - Airport Industria IITel: +27 21 386 4360 / +27 82 775 1437 Fax: +27 21 386 4302/1 E-mail: [email protected]

JOHANNESBURG23, Wellington Street – Kempton ParkTel: +27 11 975 3997 / +27 82 574 9693Fax: +27 11 975 3998E-mail: [email protected]

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Daliff is a well established precision engineering company focusing on the production of complex machined components for the aerospace and defence industries, in aluminium, hard metals and other exotic materials, including Titanium and Inconel.

Daliff participates in a number of research projects under the auspices of the Department of Science & Technology, working closely with the University of Stellenbosch. In addition Daliff has adopted LEAN manufacturing, Six Sigma and other globally recognized manufacturing philosophies in order to improve efficiency and reduce both costs and lead times.

DALIFF

CAPABILITIES:

• CNC 5 axis milling• CNC Turning • Grinding • Full metrology department included CMM • Component Assembly• NDT- outsourced to aerospace approved supplier• Surface Treatments - outsourced to aerospace approved supplier• Material Analysis and Recommendation - outsourced


• ISO 9001:2000• AS/EN 9100• Aerosud• Airbus • BAE Systems• Denel SAAB• BBBEE Rating Level 3

CONTACT DETAILS:

Rowland ChuteChairmanDaliff Precision Engineering (PTY) LtdPhone: +27 21 386 1851Mobile: +27 82 461 8420 Fax: +27 21 386 2520E-mail: [email protected]: www.daliff.co.za 17 Milan Street Airport Industria 7490Cape TownSouth Africa

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ELMER Airport SystemsElmer Airport Systems is an independent consulting and airport engineering and airline company, with considerable experience in airport upgrades and construction. It was founded in 2001 to be a full service turn-key systems integrator for upgrading airports as well as new construction. Have solutions and systems providing the client with complete command and control of all aspects of the airport and airline; EAS integrates systems into a solution that exactly meets the clients’ needs today and into the future.

We specialize in the following: Airport: airport terminal layouts; all security systems, logistics; land and airside movements, emergency service provision, air traffic control.

And Airlines: avionics; check-in systems; biometric controlled access; airline operations.

EAS offers design; environmental, assessment & viability studies; all types of surveys; PANS Ops; project management; performance verification; business plans; communication, air traffic control equipment, radar & weather systems ground & air; cargo & baggage handling systems; catering systems & menus; start-up and existing systems verification; all hardware & software requirements, specifications & supply; installation; commissioning; maintenance and user requirement specifications in the following areas:

• Complete control tower systems - controller consoles; HF, VHF and UHF communications as well as communication switching; mimic displays; meteorological systems and standby power. EAS also provides complete ATC navigation systems including approach and ground control radars, VOR and C/VOR, DME, ILS and TACAN as well as airport surveillance radar and training simulators - hardware and software.

• Consultancy Services – airports and airlines; Airport Buildings, Control Towers and Runways; Airport and Runway Lighting; Navigation, Approach and Landing Systems and Electronic Systems - provision and integration of hardware and software – Military Bases & Civil airports, airfields and air strips; Ground – Air and Mobile Communications – supply and implementation; Airport Terminal Buildings

• Other Areas - Airport Management and Aircraft Tracking; Asset Management and Tracking; Financial Planning and Management; Vehicle Tracking – all types – passenger, emergency services, baggage, catering and other transport vehicles; Logistics – all sectors and fields, software, databases, quality control and assurance; Flight Inspection and Calibration - Flight Inspection and Calibration Services for Navigation and Approach Systems, Runway Lighting and Visual Approach Aids (ICAO Cat I, II and III), private, commercial and defence pilot training using simulators and air time at well equipped facilities in South Africa

CONTACT DETAILS:

Design QuarterNicol Grove Office ParkLeslie AvenueFourways 2055

GPS Coordinates:26° 01’ 53.5” S | 28° 00’ 46.9” E

Postal Address:Postnet Suite 1Private Bag X75Bryanston 2021GautengSouth Africa

Tel: +27 11 275 0519 (switchboard)Fax: +27 11 513 3084E-mail: [email protected]

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HMR HIGH TECH MACHINE TOOLS (PTY) LTD.

HMR was established in early 2003 after many years of involvement in the precision engineering environment.

Our emphasis is on high tech products for a variety of industries ranging from the automotive -, aerospace - and medical industry to educational and scientific institutions.

We offer products which are leading and innovative world class cutting edge technology.

HMR HIGH TECH MACHINE TOOLS

CAPABILITIES:

Marketing, Sales and Services of:

• Gas Springs (lockable gas springs, traction springs, also stainless steel and CeramPro®

• Hand held, portable 3D Laser Scanners• Portable Co-ordinate Measuring System• Laser Scanning Services• Co –ordinate Measuring Machines• Upgrading of Co – ordinate Measuring Machines• Minimal Lubrication Systems• Environmentally friendly lubricants


• SANAS approved Laboratory No 026 in conjunction with TRI Dimension CC

CONTACT DETAILS:

Rolf EssigTel./Fax: +27 11 475 4959Mobile: +27 83 379 7421E-mail: [email protected]

Postal Address: P.O. Box 1553Northcliff2115South Africa

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CAPABILITIES:

• Surveillance• Counter terrorism• Crowd control• Sniper suppression• Reconnaissance etc• Illumination from a safe distance for front line operations

We are part of a group of companies associated with design and lighting over the past 25 years and now specialize in ultra- high intensity portable and mobile searchlights. Our product range includes the MR175 handheld searchlight; the MR4300 standalone searchlight to be used in conjuction with CCTV surveillance in a fixed position, computer controlled, or via control box and our latest MR2000 machine gun and vechile mounted searchlight. All our searchlights operate in both visible and IR modes, making it ideal for an array of tactical applications.

CONTACT DETAILS:

Megaray SA (PTY) LtdSomerset House 11 York StreetRandburg, 2194South Africa

Tel +27 11 326 1167 Fax: +27 11 326 1165E-mail: [email protected]: www.megaray.com

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African NDT Centre

African NDT Centre is a company that is focused on non-destructive testing (NDT) of parts for the aerospace industry as well as the training and qualification of NDT technicians for the general industry. With our roots established in both France (NDT Expert) and South Africa (Aerosud), we have access to the latest technology while remaining a truly South African company.

CAPABILITIES:

• NDT Inspections (radiography, fluorescent penetrant, magnetic particle, ultrasonic and eddy current)

• NDT Training and Examinations• NDT Level 3 Consultation• Research and Development


• Bureau Veritas AS 9100 : 2004 (IAQG OASIS OIN 6130440945)• Bureau Veritas NF EN ISO 9001 : 2008• Airbus SAS (Radiography and Fluorescent Penetrant Testing)• Spirit AeroSystems (Europe)• Aerosud• British Institute of NDT (BINDT)(Accredited Training Establishment)• Northern Test Centre (UK)/BINDT (PCN Examination Centre)• Personnel qualified to French NANDTB (Cosac) (EN4179/NAS410)

and British PCN (ISO9712/EN473) certification schemes.

CONTACT DETAILS:

Tel: +27 12 665 3248Fax: +27 12 665 4749E-mail: [email protected]: www.andtc.com

14 Pieter StreetHighveld TechnoparkCenturion

PO Box 68253HighveldCenturion0169South Africa

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French South African Institute of Technology

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F’SATI is a Graduate School in Electronic and Electrical Engineering. The Institute is a broad collaborative venture between national and international bodies, including French Universities, the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, Tshwane University of Technology, the Department of Science and Technology and the National Research Foundation.

The Institute’s focus at CPUT is Satellite Systems Engineering. Through this Programme we develop human capacity for the national Space Science and Technology initiatives.

By joining the Satellite Programme, students enter into the dynamic and vibrant CubeSat global fraternity with more than 40 programmes worldwide. The CubeSat platform – a nanosatellite standard – supports our hands-on training philosophy. Students are part of the team that will showcase CPUT’s first CubeSat at the 2011 International Astronautical Congress to be held in Cape Town.

Specialisation (select 2 supporting the research project):

• Satellite Communication Systems• Antennas• Advanced Power Electronics• Satellite Power Systems

Language:

• French Language (conversational)

Full scholarships are available.

Admission Requirements

BTech or equivalent degree in a relevant field with proven academic acumen(A bridging course is offered to applicants with a BSc in Science.)Application forms available online.

CONTACT DETAILS:

Office: +27 21 959 6925Fax: +27 21 959 6117E-mail: [email protected] (Mr Ian van Zyl, Operations Manager)Web: http://www.cput.ac.za/fsati

CAPABILITIES:

• An international Master’s Degree in Science (Electronic Engineering) from Groupe Ecole Supérieure d’Ingénieurs en Electronique et Electrotechnique, Paris

• Master’s Degree in Technology (Electrical Engineering) from the Cape Peninsula University of Technology

Doctorate degrees are also offered.

Areas Of Specialisation

• Satellite Systems Engineering: Communication Systems• Satellite Systems Engineering: Power Systems• Satellite Systems Engineering: Embedded and Computer Systems

Programme Structure

The Programme comprises a full research-based MTech degree, in addition to course work supporting the Programme focus. The duration of the Programme is 2 years full-time.

Course Work:

Core modules:

• Applied Engineering Mathematics • Software Applications and System Simulation• Research Methodology and Management (Ethics, Entrepreneurship, Space Law) • Electromagnetic Field Theory• Signal and Control Theory• Embedded and Real-time Systems• Satellite Systems and Operation

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MARCOM Aeronautics & Space

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MARCOM Aeronautics & Space is a small, innovative high-technology company providing research, development and testing of cost effective and enabling aerospace technologies for the international space industry.

MARCOM’s current focus is the development of the CHEETAH-1 CSLV, an expendable, two-stage, liquid fuelled, commercial satellite launch vehicle, capable of delivering small and medium sized payloads to low-Earth inclined, polar and sun-synchronous orbits.

MARCOM’s primary objective is the provision of reliable, cost-effective, local and global space transportation services to the burgeoning commercial space industry.

CAPABILITIES:

• Liquid Rocket Engine Design• Guidance Navigation & Control• Attitude Control System Design• Trajectory Optimization • Thrust Vector Control System Design• Finite Element Analysis (Strand7) • Flight Dynamics Analysis (LaunchSIM)• Solid Modelling (NX, SolidEdge),


• Registered - DTI - Space Affairs Council• Registered - DTI - Non Proliferation Council• Registered - DTI - National Conventional Arms Control Committee

CONTACT DETAILS:

Ms. Vanessa KriekHead, Business Development & Marketing

Mobile: +27 83 388 5180Tel: +27 11 325 2915Fax: +27 86 614 4414E-mail: [email protected]: www.marcom-as.com

MARCOM Aeronautics & Space (Pty) LimitedP.O. Box 397CramerviewJohannesburg2060South Africa

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SunSpace SunSpace is the sole provider of small to medium earth observation satellites, that can carry military and civilian imaging and monitoring payloads, on the African continent. SunSpace supplies national and international products, engages in joint collaboration and know-how transfer and training for mainly government clients.

SunSpace designed, built and commissioned Sumbandilasat for the South African government, collaboratively supplied an orbiting and operating satellite with payload for a foreign client, and developed innovative imager payloads for its projects and various clients. SunSpace successfully delivered three early stage satellite know-how transfer programs for local and foreign engineers as part of larger projects with clients.

CAPABILITIES:

The following technical capabilities are available for use in satellite production: • Project Management to ensure delivery at minimum risk to the client • System Engineering which takes overall responsibility for the technical

integrity of the system from inception to operation• Electronic hardware evaluation, design, testing and manufacturing in

command and data handling, attitude control, communications, integration and ground support

• Software development, testing, implementation, debugging and operation in embedded systems over most major programming languages

• Mechanical design, production and testing of opto-mechanical and mechanical structures, including satellite and handling and transportation equipment.

CONTACT DETAILS:

Tel: +27 21 880 8100Fax: +27 21 880 1703E-mail: [email protected]

Physical Address:Electron House15 Electron StreetTechno ParkStellenbosch7600South Africa

Postal AddressP.O. Box 3183Matieland7602South Africa

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Wouterien MatthewSpace for Development15 Termo StreetTechnoparkStellenbosch 7600South Africa

Mobile: +27 74 243 2184Tel.: +27 21 300 0061Fax: +27 86 617 7097 Fax: +44 709 226 1572E-mail: [email protected]

CAPABILITIES:

Development focussing on remote communities and consisting of:

• Community-based spatial analysis and development plans • Community-wide individual and enterprise development services• The implementation for interconnected communication for e-learning,

e-health and other e-services• Geospatial mapping, monitoring and assessment• Socio-demographic risk analysis• Integrated character building • Community communication management• Service delivery monitoring• Training• Large scale community production services

Through access to space technology, this is cost effective in:

• Information gathering and management• Interactive information distribution• Providing remote telecommunications services

CONTACT DETAILS CAPE TOWN:

Gerhi Janse van VuurenSpace for Development15 Termo StreetTechnoparkStellenbosch 7600South Africa

Mobile: +27 79 884 1882Tel: +27 21 300 0061Fax: +44 709 226 1572E-mail: [email protected]: www.space4dev.com

Space for Development utilises space technology to leapfrog the digital divide. Using space technology, Space for Development accesses and compiles context-sensitive spatially referenced information. This information is prepared and presented in a community development plan.

The plan is drawn up at the initiation of a development project, and it is updated on a regular basis throughout the run of the project, providing not only current development targets, but also a report of the successes and impact of the project.

Space for Development uses the community development plan to develop and invest in core competencies and personal values in order to increase the economic value-creation of individuals within the community.

CONTACT DETAILS PRETORIA:

Dr. Bothlale TemaSpace for Development

Tel: +27 12 0040100

The Grain Building477 Witherite CloseThe Willows ext 82PretoriaSouth Africa

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SCS-Space delivers geospatial observation solutions using space and airborne observation systems for government and commercial customers.

We recognise that effective program management and execution combined with key in-house systems engineering and technical capability leads to accelerated and cost effective program implementation, improved quality and reliability, as well as optimised utilisation. This is achieved in a framework of effective global collaboration. Given the strength and experience of SCS-Space’s four-tier structure comprising of Program Development and Management, Systems Engineering and Functional Area Specialists, combined with established relationships with major role players locally and abroad, we are ideally situated to understand, define and assist with management of space acquisition projects in its entirety. Taking into consideration our advisory role, we can source best of class solutions from various suppliers, ensuring unbiased and optimized program execution.

CAPABILITIES:

The space advisory company’s in-house competence combined with its supplier networks excels at:

• Space Program Spacecraft Development Systems Engineering • Payload Systems Engineering • Attitude Determination and Control System Engineering • Mechanical Design and Analysis of Aerospace Structures • Optical and Optomechanical Design and Analysis of Space Imaging Systems • Small Geosynchronous Earth Orbiting Satellite Systems • Systems Engineering Synthetic Aperture Radar Systems • Systems Engineering Satellite Observation Systems in collaboration with SCS GI• Strategic and Tactical Observational Solutions • Real-time Geospatial Decision Information Solutions (C4I) • Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) for Decision Support Systems (DSS) • Geospatial Observation Capabilities

Smuts Louw

Mobile: +27 83 653 4864

CONTACT DETAILS:

Hendrik Burger

Space Advisory Company15 Termo StreetTechnoparkStellenbosch 7600South Africa

Tel: +27 21 300 0061Fax: +44 709 226 1572E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.scs-space.com

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Alpine AviationAlpine Aviation is an entrenched helicopter service provider dedicated to providing individuals, executives and corporates with excellent service. Since 1996, our experienced team has been providing our clients with the highest standard of travel experience, a convenient and cost effective service in a safe and timely manner. Alpine Aviation has a Helicopter Training School as part of its offering. Flying instructors are qualified to train students from ab- initio flight instruction to PPL status and through to CPL status with type conversions.

ALPINE AVIATION HAS MADE STRATEGIC DECISIONS TO:

• Own modern, technology advanced aircraft• Operate well- maintained equipment at all times• Ensure safety standards are never compromised• Provide highly skilled pilots who have the ability to fly the full range of

helicopters • Offer a 24/7 service

Alpine Aviation also prides itself on its safety track record of no accidents in its thirteen years of operation

Services Delivered

• Helicopter Charters - VIP (government & corporate) helicopter charter throughout Africa

• Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS)• Heli Air Sandton (Shuttle Service between OR Tambo and Sandton CBD)• Hangarage • Helicopter PPL and CPL Training (Civil and Military Training)• Secure aerial movement of valuable and/or sensitive goods• Vehicle tracking and searches• Power producing industry, surveillance, aerial photography, construction

mapping, maintenance and cleaning of power lines• Provide airborne security and tracking services to the security industry and

government (provincial and national).• Electronic News Gathering• Traffic patrol• Helicopter Maintenance• Tourism lights

CONTACT DETAILS:

Alpine AviationBlock BNew Road Grand Central AirportHalfway HouseMidrandJohannesburgSouth Africa

PO Box 50455RandjesfonteinMidrand 1683JohannesburgSouth Africa

TEL: + 27 11 805 0073FAX : + 27 11 805 0379

24 HOUR CONTACT: +27 82 955 3501E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.alpineaviation.co.za

QUALITY APPROVALS AND AWARDS:

• Alpine Aviation includes an Aircraft Maintenance Organization registered under Part 145 of the Civil Aviation Regulations. Each helicopter is maintained in accordance with the manufacturers and Civil Aviation Authorities (CAA) specifications.

• Emergency Medical Service registered under Part 138 of the Civil Aviation Regulations.• All maintenance and aircraft components are monitored by a strictly controlled quality

system in compliance with Aviation Legislation of RSA.• Alpine Aviation places emphasis on the quality of its fleet. To this end, the

company has invested extensively in state- of- the- art equipment and is diligent in ensuring that all aircraft are routinely checked to ensure that they comply with the manufacturers, CAA and AMO standards

• Annual audits of all Southern African service providers to verify that all air recovery operations meet with all CAA requirements

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CAPABILITIES:

• Air VIP and VVIP Charter• Air Cargo Charter• Aviation Shop • Shop AR17 International arrivals • OR Tambo International Airport


• BWA’s Regional Business Women of the year award for the Star-up category, (Black Woman in Business Awards) 2006, London,

• 2006 winner of the Impumelelo Top Female Entrepreneur of the year• Finalist at the Cosmopolitan Movers of the year 2007. • Winner at the BIBA (Black Woman in Business Awards) 2006 in London, • Sibongile Samba, managing director of SRS Aviation is a recipient of the

2008 BMF (Black Management Forum) Presidential Award in the Category of Youth Business Leadership. Furthermore she featured on the World Bank reports in 2008: Doing Business Women in Africa.

• In 2009 she was nominated for the ‘Queen Victoria Memorial Award (International Socrates Award) by the Europe Business Assembly in London.

• Nominated for 2010 International woman’s entrepreneurial challenge.

CONTACT DETAILS:

Physical Address712 Puttick AvenueSundowner Ext 11, Randburg 2158Shop AR17 OR Tambo International AirportSouth Africa

Rhulani SamboOperations ManagerTel: +27 11 794 6484Fax: +27 11 794 6543Fax: +27 86 546 6488Mobile: +27 83 290 9859E-mail: [email protected]: www.srsaviation.co.za Skype: rhulani. Sambo

SRS Aviation (PTY) LTD is South Africa’s first, and only, fully empowered, black woman-owned and operated airborne services business. Piloted and pioneered by Sibongile Sambo, SRS Aviation offers client’s professional and personalized flight options to destinations around the world, though predominantly within the African continent, whilst also providing a cost-effective and efficient air solution to businesses.

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Managing Director: Busi Maqungo

Mobile: +27 82 520 0206Office: +27 12 665 1119E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]: www. mtha-aviation.co.zaFaxmail: +27 86 553 9856

Formally established in 2007 by a group of professionals in the Aviation Industry with collective experience of more than 40 years.

Company built in response to the need for organisational reconfiguration & change management challenges in the aerospace sector.

Guided by appreciative methods of enquiry that are not judgmental.

Our vision and mission is to be a world class aviation consulting firm in the African Continent and to provide specialised services to the wider aviation industry.

Mtha Aviation

CORE COMPETENCIES• Airline Transport Pilots• Flying Instructors• Flight Safety Specialists• Professional Engineers• Sales and Marketing Specialists• Organisational Development Specialists• Human Resources Specialists• Accountants and Business Administration Specialists• Industrial and Clinical Psychologists• Technical Researchers

KEY SERVICE OFFERINGS• Aviation Management Consulting and Advisory Services• Aircraft Maintenance• Aviation Awareness Programmes• Skills Development And Training Facilitation In Aviation• Procurement of aviation accessories, spares & components • Technical Research• Industry Related Knowledge Management Solutions

CLIENT LIST• South African Police Service (Air Wing Division)• South African Air Force• National Skills Fund of the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET)• Transport Education Training Authority (TETA)• The Department of Trade and Industry (Aerospace and Defense)• Centre for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)

SUPPLIER ACCREDITATION• FDC Aero filters- certified supplier for Southern Africa• JD Knowles Chopper Spotter – certified supplier for Sub Saharan Africa• DAC International Avionics- Certified supplier for Southern Africa • Registered as an importer by SARS• Facility Security Clearance Certificate by Armscor• BBBEE Accreditation – 110% procurement level and Level 3 Contributor

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS• South African Airways Technical• Denel Aviation ( DCLD)• South African Police Service (Air Wing division)• Deloitte Consulting SA (Skills Development Unit)

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CONTACT DETAILS:

“Best Quality, Best Service, Meeting Demand all the times…”

Mr. Khazi MatjekeMobile: +27 72 903 5719 E-Mail: [email protected]. +27 12 541 4160 Fax. +27 12 541 4107 or +27 86 605 2813

No 116 Phillip StreetRosslynPretoria0201South Africa

P.O. Box 93708Boordfontein0201

Letsika Creations CC was established in 1997. Since the, it has evolved into a true class clothing manufacturing that offers a comprehensive service to a diverse customer base.

The idea was the brainchild of Letsika and Khazi Matjeke, who at the time operated from a small holding within their premises in the Orchards, North of Pretoria, South Africa. In 2000, the Corporation expanded, utilising their existing house in the Orchards as a facility for manufacturing as well as its corporate offices.

Towards the end of 2008, Letsika CC moved premises to the nearby Rosslyn Industrial Area as a result of capacity problems as well as their decision to reposition the company in anticipation for further growth.

Our vision is to be a strategic player in the manufacturing of high quality clothing products that meets the needs and expectations of its client and the communities. It is our mission to capture the markets by being dedicated to providing high quality products via an efficient and qualitative service.

Letsika Trading Enterprise

PRODUCT AND SERVICES

• Uniforms for SAPS• Uniforms for Defence (Army, Navy, etc)• Hospital Linen• School Uniforms• Rain Coats/Suits• Body Bags

OUR BACKGROUND

Letsika Creations is a 100% Black Economic Empowered Company with a staff compliment of 40. Of this, over 95% are black women, specializing in Cut Make & Trim (CMT) activities. These comprise of specialized machinists, designers and trimmers. Our factory space is 580 square meters.

OUR STRONG SUPPLIER BASE

Letsika Creations has created a strong supplier base, including the following:

• The South African Air Force• Department of Defence• Department of Correctional Services• South African Revenue Services.

The company is in the process of acquiring more customers locally and within the continent, with the long term goal of supplying international clients through the assistance of the Department of Trade and Industry. (AISI)

ACCREDTITATIONS

• Armaments Corporation (ARMSCOR)• South African Revenue Services (SARS)• South African Bureau of Standards (SABS) (ISO9001:2008)• EmpowerDex• The Department of Trade and Industry• The Department of Defence• The Department of Correctional Services

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WE DIFFERENTIATE OURSELVES IN THE MARKETPLACE IN 3 SPECIFIC WAYS:

• The owners collectively have over 17 years experience in the textiles field, empowering them with extensive skills and knowledge of the industry

• Centralized location to the company’s target local market and international representation allows for full market reach and serviceability and a vision of growth for the company’s market that will enable the application of contemporary tools to determine solutions for the end user.

• Flexibility of product design, accommodating the end users specific requirements and quantities differentiates us from the rest.

CAPABILITIES:

• Product design on Corel Draw, Photoshop and CAD• Product development• Product training• Manufacturing of all protective clothing & body armour• Manufacturing of uniforms and anti-riot gear• 2 Factories, smaller one for small highly technical products and a second for

bigger factory for longer runs and larger quantities• Capacity of 1000 - 2500 units of body amour/month and up to 7000 units of basic

styles.• Vertical production solution – from fabric to finished product in store• Sourcing of specialized raw materials• Turnkey product solutions

CONTACT DETAILS:

Tel: +27 11 864 2766Fax: +27 11 864 4332 / +27 86 500 2697E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]: www.thorax.co.za

7 Chris StreetAlrode1451Gauteng

PO Box 123866Alrode1450GautengSouth Africa

THORAX™, established in 2002, is one ofSouth Africa’s leading manufacturers of protective equipment. Our range comprises body armour, anti-riot systems and other protective clothing. We service SA government departments and international customers. Thorax™ provides an array of services to its customers which includes; product design, technical knowledge, product development and product use training.

We specialise in multi threat systems comprising HIT, STAB, SLASH and BALLISTIC protection. Ensuring high quality standards, Thorax™ complies with the latest editions of SA Bureau of Standards, EN471, NFPA, Schutzwesten, NIJ & ISO9001:2008 certified.

Thorax LP Equipment


• ISO9001:2008• SABS Capability certificate• Armscor quality certificate

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CONTACT DETAILS:

Collaborative XchangeExecutive House27 Impala RoadChislehurstonSandtonSouth Africa

Tel: +27 861 933 393Grant MarshbankOperations ManagerCollaborative Xchange

Tel: +27 41 373 9921 Fax: +27 86 521 8370 Mobile: +27 72 241 1811E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.vscsolutions.co.za

Collaborative Xchange was created in response to the demand for collaborative solutions enabling companies to securely share information both internally and across trading partners within the supply chain. CX’s integration hub enables a quick, cost-effective real-time messaging environment, linking organisations, people and systems effortlessly. By providing supply chain communities with the ability to exchange information across disparate IT systems, CX ensures improved decision making in real-time. CX provides receipt, translation and transformation of messages allowing full visibility of the movement of goods and events through a supply chain.

CAPABILITIES:

• Secure Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)• Data Traceability• Information visibility across multiple systems within a supply chain community• Increased visibility into real-time supply chain constraints• Real-time dashboards with Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)• Increased proactive management of supply chain issues• Increased sales forecasting accuracy• Improved service levels: the right quantity of the right part at the right time• Reduction in the amount of disputes with suppliers• Supply chain events management• Reductions in the number of “non-value adding” supply chain activities in the

areas of procurement, urgent consignment management, stock redeployment, and redeliveries.

QUALITY APPROVAL AND AWARDS:

• Collaborative Xchange is the appointed technology service provider for the Motor Industry Supply Chain Competitiveness Improvement Programme (MISCCIP), a world-first industry-initiated project of the Automotive Industry Development Centre (AIDC).

• Collaborative Xchange is also the technology service provider for the Aerospace Industry Support Initiative.

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Authorized partner for

• ADsoftware www.adsoftware.fr (Fleet Management and Logistic System)• Alyzair www.alyzair.fr (Operations Quality Assurance FOQA / Operational

Flight Data Monitoring FDM services)• Aerotechnic www.aerotechnic-group.com (Stockist and distributor of fully

traceable aircraft spare parts)• Aeroconseil www.aeroconseil.fr (Aviation maintenance and engineering,

asset management and modifications)


• ADsoftware meets all requirements in terms of functionality, traceability, performance, aviation legislation and regulations worldwide

• Alyzair is compliant with IOSA (IATA Operational Safety Audit), ICAO annex 6, Amendment 26, EU-OPS - 1.720 and 1.725, CAA - CAP 739 and FAA Advisory Circular No: 120-82

• Aerotechnic is certified ISO9001:2000, EN9120:2003 and FAA AC00-56A• Aeroconseil is certified ISO9001, EN9100, EASA 145, EASA Part 21 J

&G and EASA Part M Subpart G.

CONTACT DETAILS:

Hi-Fly Marketing24 Bloem StreetCape TownSouth Africa

Tel: +27 21 813 6980Fax: +27 21 423 7593Wesite: www.hiflymarketing.comE-mail: [email protected]

Hi-Fly Marketing provides consultancy and services to the African aviation industry, helping clients develop their businesses through four core offerings: Information Technology systems, aircraft spare parts, aviation training and aviation engineering. Hi-Fly’s mission is to provide an outsourced alternative to airlines, vendors, manufacturers and services providers needing specialist business expertise backed by broad aviation industry knowledge. Hi-Fly builds bridges to grow the business of its clients in the African market – both in strategy development and in practical activities to solve immediate problems.

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We focus on effective business marketing for small and medium sized enterprises. We harness all marketing avenues and options available, to ensure that our clients gain maximum exposure for their products and services. No business can survive without customers, and our marketing activities and campaigns strives to create and maintain positive awareness of your business.

We also do marketing plans, target market analysis, customer profiles analysis and business plans. Through our associates we can help with graphic designs, accountancy, tax, cash flow analysis and projections.

We are your one stop business solution .

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CAPABILITIES:

• Marketing locally and overseas• Exhibitions , events and advertising• Increased exposure• Multimedia approach – printed and electronic media• Actively creating opportunities• Creating and maintaining business awareness• Improved marketing footprint• Interlinking of business possibilities• Option of 1 to 1 consultancy• Various options to suit your budget

CONTACT DETAILS:

Henk Dreyer E-mail: [email protected]: +27 86 111 0215Fax2e-mail: +27 86 525 9722Website: www.info4all.co.za

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• Defence Acquisition Consulting• Industrial Participation (National And Defence) Advice.• Public Sector Supply Chain Management Strategy Development.• Public Sector Supply Chain Management Curriculum Development• Public Sector Supply Chain Management Training

CONTACT DETAILS:

323 Lynwood RdMenlo ParkPretoria0001South Africa

Tel: +27 12 364 2409Fax: +27 86 683 9549E-mail: [email protected]

LEFA offers defence acquisition consulting services to companies planning to offer defence related services and equipment to the SANDF and Defence Forces in the SADC region. The service includes: advice on the appropriate proposal strategy for identified weapons or services acquisition projects; advice on the fulfillment of off-set requirements; participation in project management and participation in the support of commissioned systems.

LEFA also offers services for the implementation of SCM best practice in the public sector. This service includes: SCM strategy development; Improvement of SCM processes and governance; and SCM restructuring to improve value to end-users.

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Optronics Africa is a young dynamic company, with a strong pedigree. We are an empowered organization that aims to bring knowledgeable and capable skills to the broader specialised imaging market, thus ensuring that fit-for-purpose solutions are realised for high value security, R&D and demanding industrial applications.

Our controlling members have a strong connection with infrared imaging applications, having worked within the CSIR during the 1980’s predominantly on defence IR and during the 90’s and 2000’s predominantly on optical imaging solution development.

The importance of integrating complementary sensors to meet demanding environmental conditions, and the presence of non-co-operative targets especially for Maritime surveillance has led to Optronics Africa partnering with and offering stand-alone or integrated multi-sensor configurations from world-class suppliers such as Pegase Systems (for RF detection and range), Xenics (for thermal imaging) and Raptor Photonics (for colour identification at night).

Optronics Africa

CAPABILITIES:

Scientific and R&D

• Infrared Measurement Instruments (Laser measurements and Radiometry)• Infrared (all bands) and EMCCD Sensors for Surveillance, Image Processing

and Security Solutions

Defence and OEM

• Infrared and RF Surveillance Systems• Ultra-High-Sensitivity Night Observation Sensors• IR and EMCCD sensor engines• Infrared and EMCCD Modules for Airborne, Land and Maritime Systems

Civilian

• Camera solutions for non contact Thermography, Observation and Inspection• IR Cameras for Airport, Estate and Plant Security Applications• Gas Flare, and Mining Process thermal inspection camera systems

QUALITY APPROVAL & AWARDS:

The Controlling Members of Optronics Africa have been recognised individually within the Defence Sector for their role in the challenging field of IR R&D solution development. The recognition includes them being recipients of the ArmscorChairman’s Award in the technical category as part of a research team, and several CSIR awards for technical solutioninnovations and service standards.

CONTACT DETAILS:

Optronics Africa CCPO Box 5Innovation Hub0087South Africa

Fax: +27 12 662 2595E-mail: [email protected]

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TEL: +27 11 325 2915FAX: +27 86 614 4414E-mail: [email protected]: www.marcom-as.com


TEL: +27 21 880 8100FAX: +27 21 880 1703E-mail: [email protected]: www.sunspace.co.za


TEL: + 27 11 805 0073FAX : + 27 11 805 0379E-mail: [email protected] WEB: www.alpineaviation.co.za


TEL: +27 11 794 6484FAX: +27 11 794 6543E-mail: [email protected]: www.srsaviation.co.za


TEL: +27 12 665 1119FAX: +27 86 553 9856E-mail: [email protected]: www. mtha-aviation.co.za


TEL: +27 41 373 9921FAX : +27 86 521 8370 E-mail: [email protected] WEB: www.vscsolutions.co.za


TEL: +27 21 813 6980FAX: +27 21 423 7593E-mail: [email protected]: www.hiflymarketing.com


TEL: +27 86 111 0215FAX: +27 86 525 9722E-mail: [email protected]: www.info4all.co.za


TEL: +27 21 385 1601FAX : +27 21 385 1521E-mail: [email protected] WEB: www.cossaviation.co.za


TEL: +27 21 386 4360FAX: +27 21 386 4302/1E-mail: [email protected]: www.aerotechnic-group.com


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TEL: +27 21 300 0061FAX: +44 709 226 1572E-mail: [email protected]: www.space4dev.com


TEL: +27 12 841 4838FAX: +27 12 349 1153E-mail: [email protected]: www.csir.co.za


TEL: +27 11 864 2766FAX: +27 11 864 4332E-mail: [email protected] WEB: www.thorax.co.za


MOBILE: +27 82 454 8732FAX: +27 12 662 2595E-mail: [email protected]: www.optronics.co.za


TEL: +27 11 475 4959FAX: +27 11 475 4959E-mail: [email protected]: www.hmrhightech.co.za


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TEL: +27 12 364 2409FAX: +27 86 683 9549E-mail: [email protected]: www.lefaengineering.co.za


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TEL: +27 11 325 2915FAX: +27 86 614 4414E-mail: [email protected]: www.marcom-as.com


TEL: +27 21 880 8100FAX: +27 21 880 1703E-mail: [email protected]: www.sunspace.co.za


TEL: + 27 11 805 0073FAX : + 27 11 805 0379E-mail: [email protected] WEB: www.alpineaviation.co.za


TEL: +27 11 794 6484FAX: +27 11 794 6543E-mail: [email protected]: www.srsaviation.co.za


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