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VESSELS 2010
DATE: 27th – 30th September 2010 | VENUE: Palacio de Congresos, Cadiz, Spain

Achieving maritime security and border patrol through CoNfERENCE CHAIRmAN:
a cost effective, multi role capability Admiral D. Francisco
Torrente Sánchez (Retired),
Former Secretary General
of Defence Policy, Spanish
Future Requirements MoD
and Operational
Feedback Focus Day: CoNfERENCE CLoSING
27th September 2010 CEREmoNY HoSTED bY:
Admiral General Manuel
Main Conference: Rebollo García, Admiral
28th and 29th Chief of Naval Staff,
September 2010 Spanish Navy
Shipyard Site Visit:
30th September 2010 kEYNoTE bRIEfINGS fRom:
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Vice Admiral Moises Gomez,
Under Secretary of the Navy for
JoIN THE woRLD’S LARGEST AND moST ImPoRTANT oPVS Management, Mexican Navy
mEETING, ATTENDED bY SENIoR NAVAL AND CoAST GUARD Vice Admiral Federico
DELEGATIoNS fRom ACRoSS THE GLobE. THIS YEAR’S AGENDA Niemann, Chief of General Staff,
Chilean Navy
wILL DELIVER:
Vice Admiral Fernando del
Exclusive insights into key requirements identified for new-build OPVs, Pozo, Member of the Wise Pens,
including the Royal Navy’s MHPC project as well as the Albanian Navy’s and European Defence Agency
Nigerian Navy’s plans for future procurements Rear Admiral Jose Antonio
Vibrant debate into pressing issues under consideration for the customer Ruesta Botella, Head of Plans &
Policy Division, Spanish Navy
community, including the question of platform protection, the use of highly-
capable UAVs to cut costs of helicopter operations, whether multi-mission Rear Admiral DJ Ezeoba,
Chief of Training and Operations,
OPVs can truly meet the demands of their varied tasks and a detailed look at Nigerian Navy
the implications of the planned EEZ extension Rear Admiral Angel Martínez,
Case studies assessing OPV performance in the most demanding missions, Director for New Buildings, Spanish
including the Yemeni Coast Guard’s anti-piracy operations in the Gulf of Navy
Aden, the Chilean Navy’s earthquake disaster relief operations and lessons William Schoenster, LCS
from the Italian Navy in the Mediterranean and Adriatic seas Programme Director, US DoD
Latest updates from major OPV programmes highlighting current fleet Colonel Richard Spencer
capabilities and future plans for the Spanish Navy’s BAM project, the US (Royal Marines), Chief of Staff,
NATO Northwood
Littoral Combat Ship and the Turkish MILGEM programme

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Dear colleagues, offSHoRE PATRoL
Building on the huge success of our recent Offshore Patrol Vessels conferences in Genoa and Lorient, VESSELS 2010 SPEAkERS:
with over 180 attendees onsite at each, we are delighted to be able to bring together our most senior
panel of international industry and military subject matter experts to Cadiz, Spain for the event in 2010. Admiral D. Francisco Torrente Sánchez
(Retired), Former Secretary General of Defence
Now established as a highlight in the calendars of naval staff, leading Coast Guards and industry Policy, Spanish MoD
executives, the forum will take place from 27th – 30th September, offering four days of unrivalled Admiral General Manuel Rebollo García,
learning, benchmarking and networking opportunities. Admiral Chief of Naval Staff, Spanish Navy
Simon Knight, Team Leader, Naval Design
Offshore Patrol Vessels 2010 will examine the key considerations and issues in ensuring effective EEZ Partnering Team, DE&S, UK MoD (Pending
security and traditional offshore patrol responsibilities including search and rescue, maritime interdiction final confirmation)
and fishery protection. We will analyse the expanding responsibilities enabled by increasing capabilities Vice Admiral Moises Gomez, Under Secretary
and affordable technologies for OPVs including disaster relief and anti-piracy operations. of the Navy for Management, Mexican Navy
Vice Admiral Federico Niemann, Chief of
In 2010, we will present a truly global programme which will maximize the opportunities for industry General Staff, Chilean Navy
and military alike to learn through sharing experiences and Lessons Learned as well as obtain the latest Vice Admiral Fernando del Pozo, Member of
updates on major OPV programmes. the Wise Pens, European Defence Agency
Rear Admiral Jose Antonio Ruesta Botella,
This event promises to be more than just a conference and your onsite experience will be enhanced by
Head of Plans & Policy Division, Spanish Navy
numerous networking opportunities to engage with industry customers and suppliers, and discuss the
Rear Admiral DJ Ezeoba, Chief of Training and
pressures driving this market forward. This is a key date in the naval calendar so please join your peers
Operations, Nigerian Navy
at the forum in September.
Rear Admiral Angel Martínez, Director for New
I hope to meet you in Cadiz. Buildings, Spanish Navy
Confirmed flag officer, Italian Navy
Best regards, William Schoenster, LCS Programme Director,
US DoD
Colonel Richard Spencer (Royal Marines),
Chief of Staff, NATO Northwood
Joseph Ravenscroft Captain Jesús Manrique Braojos, BAM
Conference Producer, 5th Annual Offshore Patrol Vessels Programme Manager, Spanish Navy
Defence IQ (a division of IQPC International) Captain Eduart Jeminaj, Joint Plans and Policy,
Albanian Naval Forces
P.S Furthermore, do not miss the opportunity to attend the pre-conference future requirements and Captain Halldór Nellett, Chief of Operations,
Icelandic Coast Guard
operational analysis focus day enabling enhanced understanding of existing OPV requirements and
Captain Kirton Huggins, Director, Strategic
current operational case studies of OPV deployments.
Project Management Office, Trinidad and
Tobago Coast Guard
wHAT DELEGATES HAVE SAID AboUT oUR offSHoRE Sabit Umit Ergin, Boats Project Manager, Naval
Platforms Department, Turkish MOD
PATRoL VESSELS CoNfERENCES: Commander Shugaa Almahdi, General Director
of Operations, Yemeni Coast Guard
‘This event has been very valuable by expanding my concepts Lieutenant Commander Troels Sundwall, Staff
for strategic, operational, tactical and asset solutions to this law Officer, Royal Danish Navy
Ambassador Thomas Winkler, Under Secretary
enforcement problem.’ for Legal Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
Stephen Duffy, UAE Coast Guard Denmark
Haitham Al Tabei, Researcher, Egyptian
Council for Foreign Affairs
Georgios Vourekas, Department Head, Maritime
‘Effective and clear. Very high value to exchange ideas and Border Security, Frontex, European Union
experiences.’ Mark Neal Parker, CEng, CMarEng, FIMarEST,
Enrico Baldo, Selex Sistemi Integrati FCMI Business Development Manager, Power
Systems, Ultra Electronics - PMES
Martin Kulbartsch, Head of Sales, Naval
Communications Systems, Rohde & Schwarz
‘Very useful insight into the wider world of OPVs.’ Rene Quezada, Naval Project Manager,
Commander Richard Pethybridge, Royal Navy Fassmer
Philippe Deville, CV(R), Naval Operational
Adviser, Thales
Mike Green, Naval and Land EW Portfolio
‘I am happy we had a balanced panel of speakers that put forth varied Manager, Thales
Dr. Heino Dobiasch, Senior Sales Manager,
ideas and solutions. Overall there were lots of good discussions and Vessel Systems, Atlas Elektronik
sharing of experiences that have utilities to the prevailing situation.’ Frederick de Try, Manager Weapon Control &
Commander M. Karuna, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency C2 Systems, Saab AB
José Espinal, Faba Systems Surface Combat
System Programs Manager, Navantia
Sebastián Abril, Naval Platforms
‘Very good mixture. Very valuable. I met the people I wanted to meet.’ Manager, Navantia Technical Office
Markus von Albedyhll, MTU Pablo González Sánchez-Cantalejo, Unmanned
Platform Programs Director, Defence National
Programs, Indra


fUTURE REqUIREmENTS AND oPERATIoNAL fEEDbACk foCUS DAY:
27TH SEPTEmbER 2010
The Future Requirements and Operational Feedback Focus Day is a brand new feature of the OPV conference and
is truly a highlight of this year’s conference. This dedicated day will offer a unique opportunity for budget holding
military officers and programme managers to hold vibrant discussions into the essential capabilities required in
future acquisitions and which features will not be prioritised.
The morning requirements briefings will be followed in the afternoon by in-depth assessments of the performance
of current vessels in offshore operations. Naval and Coast Guard commanders will relay their Lessons Learned to
respected international peers, ensuring this feedback can be incorporated into future equipment programmes and
the research priorities of the industry community.
08.30: Coffee and Registration t Environmental defence
t Integration with non military forces
08.50: Chairman’s Address and Opening Remarks
t Command support for SAR operations
Admiral D. Francisco Torrente Sánchez (Retired),
José Espinal, Faba Systems Surface Combat System
Former Secretary General of Defence Policy,
Programs Manager, Navantia
Spanish MoD
12.50: Networking Lunch
09.00: Plans and Proposed Solutions for OPV Capabilities for
the Royal Navy 13.50: The Role of NATO in Coordinating Security in the Gulf of
t Current roles and vessel solutions Aden
t The requirement for new types of capability t Enforcing counter-piracy operations through
t The potential solution strategy to deliver the Operation Ocean Shield (OOS)
capability t NATO’s role in regional capacity building with the
t Examining the design options under consideration African Union to increase security
Simon Knight, Team Leader, Naval Design Partnering t Building capability enablers to allow regional states
Team, DE&S, UK MoD (Pending final confirmation) to have their own presence for EEZ patrol
Commodore David Wolfe (Royal Navy), Knowledge
09.40: Detailed Insight into Requirements for the Nigerian
Director, NATO Joint Forces Command Lisbon
Navy
t Understanding and defining the role of OPVs in the 14.30: Yemeni Coast Guard: Meeting the Maritime Security
Nigerian fleet to increase maritime security in the Threats in the Gulf of Aden
Gulf of Guinea t Outlining and assessing contemporary maritime
t Assessing the requirement for an ideal combat security threats present in the Yemeni Coast Guard’s
platform for EEZ patrol and the impact of the EEZ area of responsibility
extension t Piracy focus: The daily battle for the Yemeni Coast
t Establishing the need to balance presence, Guard
endurance, surveillance, interdiction and flexibility t An assessment of current capabilities and future
within cost-effective parameters plans
Rear Admiral DJ Ezeoba, Chief of Training and Commander Shugaa Almahdi, General Director of
Operations, Nigerian Navy Operations, Yemeni Coast Guard
10.20: Coffee Break and Networking 15.10: Coffee Break and Networking

10.50: Albanian Naval Defence’s Plans for the Maritime 15.30: The Roles and Responsibilities of the Recently
Component Procured OPVS for the Chilean Navy with a Focus on
t The concept of One Navy, Two Missions Disaster Relief after the Chilean Earthquake in
t The increasingly important role that Offshore Patrol February 2010
Vessels are playing in combating maritime pollution t An insight into the capabilities of the new vessels
t Future procurement plans for four offshore and their role within the Navy’s Coast Guard
multipurpose patrol boats responsibilities
Captain Eduart Jeminaj, Joint Plans and Policy, t Case study: Disaster relief activities in the aftermath
Albanian Naval Forces of the Chilean earthquake
t Domestic capability development: Enhancing the
11.30: Benefits of Hybrid Electrical Cruise Propulsion OPV fleet with two further planned OPVs
Systems for Offshore Patrol Vessels Vice Admiral Federico Niemann, Chief of General Staff,
t Fuel economy and reduced Through Life Costs Chilean Navy
t Operational flexibility and optimised littoral (and harbour)
emissions 16.10: Overview of the Italian Navy’s Experiences in
t Minimised machinery space footprint Managing Offshore Patrol Vessels
Mark Neal Parker, FCMI Business Development t An insight into real world operations of the Italian Navy
Manager, Power Systems, Ultra Electronics - PMES t Highlighting the experiences gained and Lessons
Learned from recent operations
12.10 OPVs Combat and Maritime Systems - Emerging t Co-operative OPV usage to ensure effective regional
Maritime Operational Needs: Challenges for New security and environmental protection
OPVs Naval Combat Systems Design Confirmed Flag Officer, Italian Navy
t Maritime counter piracy and specific support in fishery
protections 17.00: Summary and Closing Remarks


The main two-day conference at Offshore Patrol Vessels 2010 will provide you with high-level briefings addressing the key issues
affecting OPV acquisitions and cutting-edge ISTAR, weapon system and communications technologies that enable the modern OPV to
meet and exceed demanding capability requirements, whilst remaining within budget. The technology focus will enable a greater depth of
discussion into the latest developments in naval technology delivering multi-mission capabilities, effective C2 systems and employment
of the OPV as a hub, demonstrating how OPVs have become more versatile and adept at tackling current maritime security challenges.
Furthermore expert guest speakers will deliver insightful updates on the major Offshore Patrol Vessel programmes and address
significant factors affecting the operational usage of Offshore Patrol Vessels including anti-piracy, EEZ security, environmental
protection and analysis of key regional security challenges.

CoNfERENCE DAY oNE: HoST NATIoN moRNING: 28TH SEPTEmbER 2010
08.30:Coffee and Registration 11:00:Spanish Navy OPVs The BAM Programme
09.00:Chairman’s Address and Opening Remarks t Producing flexible cost-effective solutions for an
evolving international market
09.10:XXI Century Strategic Maritime Scenario t Highlighting recent successes as an indication of
t Highlighting and contextualising maritime security ‘must-have’ capabilities
challenges for the Spanish Navy t Identifying the key drivers in determining
t The increasing significance of the role of OPVs in procurement criteria for modern OPV projects within
developing security measures a limited budget
t OPVs as a flexible and capable solution to fill a Rear Admiral Angel Martínez, Director for New
capability gap for the Spanish Navy Buildings, Spanish Navy
Rear Admiral Jose Antonio Ruesta Botella, Head of
Plans & Policy Division, Spanish Navy 11.40:Pelicano - Maritime Surveillance AVTOL UAV
t Answering the operational need for unmanned light
09.50: The Avante Family: A Rational Approach To OPV Design platforms on OPVs
t The AVANTE family patrol vessel between 300 and t System designed to meet Navy requirements
3000 tons, capable to be adapted to any customer needs t Short and medium range tactical missions
t The AVANTE family: The concept of modularity in t Platform to project tactical sensors
design as a vehicle to offer standard solutions t Simultaneous operation
combined to perform different main roles Pablo González Sánchez-Cantalejo, Unmanned Platform
Sebastián Abril, Naval Platforms Programs Director, Defence National Programs, Indra
Manager, Navantia Technical Office
12:20:Networking Lunch
10.30:Coffee Break and Networking
STREAM A Naval Security Focus: Ensuring Effective Anti- STREAM B Future OPV Capabilities
piracy Operations and the Implications on the Use of OPVs 13.30:VTOL UAV Complementing and Revitalising Shipboard
13.30: The Impact of Piracy in the African Horn on the Arab Region Helicopter Capability
t The origins of piracy in the African Horn and the impact on Somalia t Not Helicopters vs. UAVs: OPVs need both for optimum
t International interference in the Somali regional water flexibility
and illegal fishing and waste dumping t The rotary wing UAV comes of age: Introduction to SKELDAR
t The impact on the Arab world economically and t Mission scenarios and advantages
strategically (internationalising the Red Sea) t Autonomous operations
t Arab case studies including Egypt and the Suez t Assessing the impact of adverse weather and sea states
Canal and fishing off Yemen t Outlook for the future
Haitham Al Tabei, Researcher, Egyptian Council for Foreign Affairs Frederick de Try, Manager Weapon Control & C2
Systems, Saab AB
14.10: Counter Piracy: The Current Legal Challenges
t Current status of the Contact Group on Piracy off the 14.10:Affordable Yet Scalable Communications Solutions for
Coast of Somalia: What has been achieved and what has OPVs
to be achieved? t The evolution of the OPV and typical mission requirements
t Prosecution Part I: The “dedicated piracy chamber” t The communications needs of today’s complex
content and challenges maritime environment
t What the international community have to do to make it a reality t Adapting operational experience to define
t Prosecution Part II: The obligations of the flag state, tomorrow’s communications solutions
law and reality t Balancing capability and affordability: A modular approach
Ambassador Thomas Winkler, Under Secretary for Legal Martin Kulbartsch, Head of Sales, Naval Communications
Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark Systems, Rohde & Schwarz
14.50: Afternoon Tea and Networking 16.40: Chairman’s Closing Remarks and End of Day Two
15:20: Icelandic Coast Guard: The Procurement Process of 17.15: Networking Drinks
the New Offshore Patrol Vessel Sponsored by BAE SYSTEMS
t The role of Offshore Patrol Vessels in coastal
defence and maritime search and rescue 19.00: Gala Dinner
t International cooperation from design to delivery The Gala dinner offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy some
t Advances and innovations in technology to cope fine dining in one of Cadiz’s best restaurants and allows you to
with Arctic conditions soak up the strong naval traditions of this historic town.
Captain Halldór Nellett, Chief of Operations, Icelandic Following the first informative day of the main conference, take
Coast Guard
advantage of the opportunity to chat informally with the other guest
16.00: Increasing Turkish Naval Capabilities Through the delegations, international speakers and suppliers.
MILGEM Programme This is the perfect way to continue your OPV
t Analysing the MILGEM corvette’s capabilities and
role in ensuring regional offshore security discussions and networking whilst relaxing and
t Increasing capabilities to provide a high tech, combat enjoying everything that this beautiful part of the
capable patrol ship world has to offer. Ensure you do not miss out on this
t Assessing the future role of Offshore Patrol Vessels entertaining evening.
for the Turkish Naval Forces
Sabit Umit Ergin, Boats Project Manager, Naval
Platforms Department, Turkish MoD

CoNfERENCE DAY Two: 29TH SEPTEmbER 2010
08.30: Coffee and Registration 10.30: Coffee Break and Networking
09.00: Chairman’s Address and Opening Remarks 11:00: The Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard’s Port of Spain
Class Procurement for Maritime Law Enforcement
09.10: Addressing the Roles of Offshore Patrol Vessels for t Tailoring requirements to the unique challenges of
National Security Concerns the Caribbean
t Providing an effective offshore capability for t Incorporating the Port of Spain class into existing
fisheries protection to littoral security Coast Guard fleet structures
t The development of shipbuilding in México t Future plans for new vessels to increase regional
t Lessons Learned to date and analysis of offshore security
performance: Assessment of current function and Captain Kirton Huggins, Director, Strategic Project
detailing the future role for existing and additional Management Office, Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard
OPVs in the Mexican fleet
Vice Admiral Moises Gomez, Under Secretary of the 11.40: Multi-Mission Offshore Patrol Vessels
Navy for Management, Mexican Navy t The evolution of the multi-mission OPV concept
t Analysing the roles and capabilities required by
09.50: Analysing the Threat: Regional Security Challenges most navies
from an EU Perspective t Correctly balancing the trade-off between a
t The role of maritime security in the wider purpose-designed single-mission ship and a multi-
international security context and the evolving nature mission ship
of risks and threats in the maritime environment t Examining the implications for purchase price and
t Adopting an inter-agency and international approach whole life cost
within existing legal frameworks Rene Quezada, Naval Project Manager, Fassmer
t The role of OPVs in a co-ordinated a military response
Colonel Richard Spencer (Royal Marines), Chief of 12:20: Networking Lunch
Staff, EU Forces Northwood

STREAM C Weapons Systems and Platform Protection STREAM D The Multi-Mission OPV: Bridging the Gap
13.30: US Navy Littoral Combat Ship Programme Update Between Warfighting and Policing
t Modular systems approach for focussed mission 13.30: The Multi-Mission Flexibility of the Arctic-Capable
capabilities Knud Rasmussen Class OPV for the Royal Danish Navy
t Mine countermeasures and Anti-submarine warfare t Early experiences and feedback from the HDMS
modular capability to extend the traditional role of Ejna Mikkelsen
offshore vessels t A detailed insight into recent Greenland operations
t Detailed focus on mine countermeasures module t Modular capability including RHIB and LCP launch
William Schoenster, LCS Programme Director, US DoD arrangements
Lieutenant Commander Troels Sundwall, Staff Officer,
14.10: Cost Effective Platform Protection Royal Danish Navy
t Advances in cost effective EW and sensor suites 14.10: Enhancing the Versatility of OPVs with Flexible
t Options for self protection: Performance vs. Cost Payload Modules
t What EW capability and equipment is needed for t OPV Bridge System
OPV mission requirements t Mission Module “Command Ship”
t An example cost effective EW suite: Radar ESM, t Mission Module “MCM Task”
Communications ESM and Decoys t Mission Module “Hydrographical Task”
Philippe Deville, CV(R), Naval Operational Adviser and Dr. Heino Dobiasch, Senior Sales Manager, Vessel
Mike Green, Naval and Land EW Portfolio Manager, Thales Systems, Atlas Elektronik
14.50: Afternoon Tea and Networking to ensure effective presence and patrolling
t Redefining the security architectures between
15.20: Co-operative Intelligence and Surveillance as the nations for effective co-operation and the impact of
Key Component in Ensuring Maritime Security this on national requirements
t Highlighting the importance of intelligence to current Georgios Vourekas, Department Head, Maritime
maritime security operations Border Security, Frontex
t Ensuring international and inter-agency maritime
surveillance co-operation 16.40: Conference Closing Ceremony Led by:
t Intelligence gathering and distribution as part of an Admiral General Manuel Rebollo García,
integrated ISR network Admiral Chief of Naval Staff,
Vice Admiral Fernando del Pozo, Member of the Wise Spanish Navy
Pens, European Defence Agency

16.00 EEZ Extension Implications for Maritime Border
Security
t The effects of additional responsibilities and patrol 17.00: Networking Drinks
areas on the role of current OPVs
t EEZ extension fuelling the need for additional vessels

NAVANTIA CADIZ SHIPYARD GUIDED ToUR: 30TH SEPTEmbER 2010
To round off the biggest week of the year for the OPV community we offer an
exclusive opportunity to see first hand how warships are built. In conjunction
with Navantia, we have arranged a guided tour of their Cadiz shipyard.
Located in the south of the country, Navantia’s production facilities on the Bay
of Cadiz are the company’s biggest in terms of area (more than a million square
metres). In addition, Navantia’s docks in this area are among the biggest docks
in the world, where ships of up to 500 metres in length are built, and the biggest
gantry crane in Spain is held.
Navantia’s centres in this area specialise in building deep sea patrol boats,
large military vessels, fast patrol boats and special ships. Major recent
programmes at the Navantia shipyard have included:
w Buque de Acción Marítima class for the Spanish Navy
w Caribbean class patrol vessels for the Venezuelan Navy
TIMETABLE:
10.00: Departure from the conference venue 11.30: Demonstration of current maritime security projects
10.30: Welcome coffee and reception at Navantia’s Cadiz 12.30: Buffet lunch
Shipyard 13.15: Shipyard tour and presentations
11.00: Presentation on the Cadiz shipyard’s history and an 14.45: Coffee and farewell refreshments
overview of shipbuilding work and projects
15.15: Arrival back at the conference venue

wHo HAS ATTENDED offSHoRE PATRoL VESSELS oVER THE PAST Two YEARS?
Why should senior Naval and Coast Guard officers attend OPVs 2010?
w Leverage expertise from across the world to help drive progress in your w Gain access to Lessons Learned from other navies and Coast Guards
Offshore Patrol Vessel projects and ensure that they are applied to your future operations and equipment
w Make contact with counterparts from other forces and leading requirements
manufacturers at a single two-day event, providing you with a global w Benchmark your activities against those of other military organisations,
network of senior experts to help guide your work helping to reduce risk in your projects
Military Organisations:
Armada Argentina Finnish Navy Italian Navy Swedish Armed Forces
Armada de Colombia French Marine Commandos Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark Turkish MoD
Brazilian Navy French Navy Nigerian Navy US Coastguard
Chilean Navy International Maritime Organisation Pakistan Navy US Office of Naval Research Global
DSTA Singapore Italian Coast Guard Royal Navy Yemen Coast Guard

Why should industry contractors attend OPVs 2010?
w Gain access to the global military customer community and truly w Play a role in the setting of future requirements by informing senior naval
understand their needs, priorities and future plans for OPV capabilities and Coast Guard staff of the capabilities you can provide
w Secure contacts within key players from all tiers in the manufacturing
supply chain to develop new business in this vibrant market
Industry Organisations:
ACEBI Converteam Jeruzeth International Engineering Santierul Naval Constanta
Aeromaritime Systembau Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding Company Schottel
Alion Science and Technology DCNS Lockheed Martin Ship Constructor Software
Anglo Belgian Corporation Dearsan Shipyard MAN Diesel North America Sirena Marine
Applied Composites Denizcilik San. ve Tic. A. MBDA STX Canada Marine
Ateliers Normand Diab MTU STX France Cruise
ATLAS Elektronik EADS Astrium Navantia STX Europe Lorient
AVON Communications EADS Deutschland Nexter Systems TenCate Advanced Armour
Babcock Marine ECA Northrop Grumman Sperry Marine Terma
BAE Systems EM Digital NSSL Thales
BMT Defence Services Export Trading Services PALL Corporation Transas Marine
BOPP FB DESIGN PPC International Transas Mediterranean
Bureau Veritas FLIR Systems Quantum Marine Engineering of Florida Ultra Electronics
CALZONI FR Fassmer & Co Rhode & Schwarz Wartsila Defence
Chemring Countermeasures Fritz Werner Industrie Riverhawk Fast Sea Frames YORK Navy Systems
Chernomorsky Shipbuilding Yard General Dynamics Bath Iron Works Saab Zodiac International
CILAS General Dynamics NASSCO Sagem Défense Sécurité
CMN Germanischer Lloyd Saint Gobain Sully
CNIM Ixsea SAM Electronics

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5TH ANNUAL offSHoRE PATRoL VESSELS SPoNSoRS INCLUDE:
Lead Sponsor & Conference Partner Rohde & Schwarz is a company with a global presence in the fields of test and
measurement, information technology and communications. We are a leading international
Navantia, the Spanish naval shipbuilder is one of the few companies in the supplier of professional radio communications equipment, trunked radio systems and
world with a range of capabilities in the fields of design, development, production, encryption solutions for mission-critical environments. Our R&S®M3SR family of software defined radios (SDR) provide
integration and integrated logistic platform support, propulsion and naval combat solutions for interoperable communications in joint and combined network-centric scenarios.
systems, as well as the ability to deliver fully operational vessels. The company inherits a proud legacy of over 250 years of Web: www.rohde-schwarz.com
experience in design, construction, maintenance and conversion of Spanish Naval ships.
Navantia operates three strategically situated shipbuilding facilities in the Ferrol Estuary, Cartagena and the Bay of Cádiz Saab serves the global market with world-leading products, services and solutions from
which specialize in new construction, as well as ship repairs. These shipyards are fully equipped with slipways and dry military defence to civil security. With operations on every continent, Saab continuously
docks with sufficient capacity to meet our clients’ strategic requirements. develops, adapts and improves new technology to meet customers’ changing needs.
Navantia also has an enviable portfolio of naval and coastguard vessels and a vast capacity for undertaking new projects. At At Defence IQ’s OPV conference Saab will be profiling the SKELDAR V200 Maritime – a medium-range rotary wing UAV
the moment, Navantia is building 30 ships which include OPVs, F-100 frigates, F-310 frigates, LHDs, submarines and supply system which can hover for hours while providing real-time information to a ship borne control station or to a remote video
ships for the navies of Australia, India, Norway, Venezuela and Spain. terminal. www.saabgroup.com
Navantia is proud the host Defence IQ’s Offshore Patrol Vessels conference and we look forward to welcoming you to Spain
in 2010. www.navantia.es Thales is a global technology leader for the Aerospace, Space, Defence, Security and
Transportation markets. In 2008, the company generated revenues of 12.7 billion Euros with
68,000 employees in 50 countries. With its 25,000 engineers and researchers, Thales has a unique capability to design,
Conference Sponsors develop and deploy equipment, systems and services that meet the most complex security requirements. Thales has an
Indra is the premier Information Technology Company in Spain and a leading IT multinational exceptional international footprint, with operations around the world working with customers as local partners.
in Europe and Latin America. It is ranked as the second European company in its sector The Thales EW Family
according to stock market capitalisation, and also the second Spanish company with the The VIGILE and SCORPION family of Radar ESM and ECM systems provide the full range of capability from lightweight,
most investment in R&D. In 2009, revenues reached € 2,513 M, of which a third came from the international market. The compact sensors ideally suited to small platforms through to highly sophisticated EW systems providing the full range of
company employs more than 29,000 professionals and has clients in more than 100 countries. capability needed across all types of platforms in today’s modern fleet. www.thalesgroup.com
Indra is a company with worldwide experience in the development of Integrated Defence and Security Solutions, Unmanned
Platforms Systems, ISTAR Systems, including all kind of on-board Sensors, Military Avionics, Military Satellite and Tactical Focus Day Sponsor
Communications and Aircraft Simulators. Web: www.indra.es
Ultra Electronics – PMES specialises in electrical power conversion and control products and low
Fassmer has the experience and expertise it takes to guarantee maximum quality in all phases of design, voltage sub-systems for naval vessels and applications where space is at a premium. Products supplied by
engineering and production. We are proud to have repeatedly contributed to the state of the art in the PMES include a range of inverters and converters, solid-state frequency converters, variable speed drives
shipbuilding industry and will continue to demonstrate this capacity for innovation in the future. Fassmer has and bespoke power supplies as well as specialist control consoles. PMES offers a range of power-dense
also designed and built various patrol vessels for police, coast guard and naval applications that have firmly motor drive systems which use commercially available components while delivering military levels of performance.
established the company in the international market for naval vessels. Web: www.fassmer.de Applications include electric cruise propulsion and gas turbine electric start systems. In addition, Ultra has a world-leading
capability in the modelling, measurement and control of ships’ magnetic signatures. www.ultra-pmes.com
Stream Session Sponsors
The ATLAS ELEKTRONIK group stands for maritime and naval solutions both above Cocktail Reception Sponsor
and below the ocean’s surfaces. The company holds a “pole position” in all fields of
naval technology, from command & control systems, including radio & communication systems for submarines, surface BAE Systems is a leader in the production and development of naval gun systems, such as the 57mm Mk 3/ Mk110, the
combatants and mine warfare vessels, to mine-hunting systems, from heavyweight torpedoes to coastal protection systems. Mk45 Mod 4 and the 40Mk 3 and the new Mk 4 naval gun systems as well as related
As the electronics specialist for maritime and naval systems, ATLAS - a joint company of ThyssenKrupp and EADS - has intelligent munitions. BAE Systems provides maritime forces with unmatched precision,
established an extensive world-wide customer base. Capabilities and product range are based on the “sensor-to-shooter” lethality and mission success. Phone: +46 586 733 000 Web: www.baesystems.com
concept. This allows ATLAS to play a leading role in addressing the new and growing challenge of asymmetric threats.
www.atlas-elektronik.com

5th Annual Offshore Patrol Vessels Exhibitors Include: OPV 2010 Exhibition Floor Plan

www.mtu-online.com www.nexter-group.fr

www.northropgrumman.com www.quantumhydraulic.com

www.stxmarine.net www.terma.com

Sponsorship Opportunities Three easy ways to get involved
Defence IQ’s 5th Annual Offshore Patrol Vessels will be attended by senior decision-makers from the military, government and industry, bringing together buyers and suppliers in one location. Focused and high-level, the
event will be an excellent platform from which to initiate new business relationships. With tailored networking, sponsors can achieve the face-to-face contact that overcrowded trade shows simply cannot deliver. Exhibition
and Sponsorship options are extensive, and packages can be specially made to suit your company’s commercial requirements. From informal cocktail drinks and lunches, to gala dinners and high level sponsorship, the
range of available opportunities is almost endless. Most packages include complimentary entry passes, targeted marketing and bespoke networking arrangements.
1) Thought Leadership: With an expected audience of senior mili- 3) Featured Networking Events: Focused and high level, our
2) Branding: We bring together buyers and suppliers in a tailored
tary customers and decision makers from across the globe, Defence events will provide you with the perfect environment to initiate new
location with unbeatable facilities for onsite branding and exposure.
IQ events enable you to build your reputation as a market-leader in business relationships and achieve face to face contact that over-
Furthermore, our dedicated marketing team can help you achieve
your chosen domain through speaking sessions and subject-specific crowded tradeshows cannot deliver. Sponsorship opportunities range
your promotional aims in the months leading up to the conference
conference streams, workshops and focus days from exhibition stands to sponsored lunches, cocktail receptions,
with dedicated mailings to cover 50,000 contacts through brochure
drops, extensive e-mail campaigns and tailored web coverage
gala dinners and a host of informal social networking events.
For further details, or to discuss which option is best for your organisation, please call +44 (0)207 368 9500 or e-mail enquire@defenceiq.com

Media Partners
SSA is the voice of the UK Marine Industry representing shipyards, equipment
Lloyd’s List Intelligence is the leading provider of global maritime manufacturers, suppliers, service providers, Marine universities, and the wider Marine
information. With news and data on over 120,000 vessels, 163,000 supply chain. SSA members account for 99% of all ship production in the UK.
shipping companies and 2,800 commercial ports, Lloyd’s List Intelligence is the largest maritime database in the world Shipbuilding, both civil and military, is a strategic sector for the UK and we have extensive know-how in designing, building
today. The depth and comprehensive nature of the information provided enables you to make day to day business decisions and maintaining ships across the country.
more effectively. For more information visit: www.seasearcher.com SSA deals direct with UK Government Departments, Regional, European and International agencies and is the ‘Gateway to
Lloyd’s is the registered trade mark of the Society incorporated by the Lloyd’s Act 1871 by the name of Lloyd’s Europe’ for the UK Marine Industry. The association addresses the Business and Innovation needs of the Marine Industry
and provides a platform for, advancing the interests of the sector so that UK organisations involved in marine related
Defense Update online bi-monthly defense magazine highlights defense programs worldwide activities get a safe, level playing field and competitive platform from which to operate.
including land, air, naval, C4ISR, intelligence, and net-centric warfare, infantry warfare, Tel: +44 (0) 191 567 8965 office@ssa.org.uk
homeland defense etc. The coverage is frequently updated to follow the development of key defense programs. Major
global defense exhibitions are covered. Defense Update is available free at our web site. Website: www.defense-update.com SP’s, since 1964, has been publishing premier magazines in Aerospace and Defence covering military
strategy of not just India, but across Asia - extensively. Today, it’s an enterprise synonymous with ‘quality’.
ASD Media is a provider of online media services for the global Aerospace, Space, Aviation, Defence SP’s globally renowned flagship product, SP’s Military Yearbook was launched in 1965. International repute
and Security market Today ASD Media has three websites related to the ASD market: and global readership received a further boost with the launch of SP’s Aviation -1998, SP’s Land Forces
www.ASD-Network.com - Business Information Platform -2004 and SP’s Naval Forces -2006 and now with the recent addition- SP’s Airbuz. Today SP’s with SP’s
www.ASDWire.com - Dedicated News Distribution Military Yearbook and four magazines have successively surged ahead of competitors with a array of analytical, incisive and
www.ASDSource.com - Online Source Database insightful articles.


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