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Last week, the United States Department of Defense (DoD) published the unclassified National Defense Industrial Strategy Implementation Plan (NDIS-IP), detailing how the #DoD will achieve the four strategic priorities laid out in the NDIS. Released by the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Industrial Base Policy (OASD(IBP)), the document outlines ongoing and future actions that DoD is taking, to modernize the defense industrial base. #NDIS #defense

Strengthening U.S. #Defense #Ecosystem The United States Department of Defense has released the unclassified #National #Defense #Industrial Strategy Implementation Plan (NDIS-IP), outlining key steps to modernize and enhance the resilience of the U.S. defense industrial base. Led by the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Industrial Base Policy, the NDIS-IP highlights six initiatives to drive #industry growth, mitigate risks, and foster collaboration across government, industry, and international allies. A classified annex will follow, addressing vulnerabilities in detail. #Defense #IndustrialBase #Innovation #DoD #NationalSecurity

The #NDIS-IP describes six cross-cutting #initiatives and associated #lines of effort, which will enable the United States Department of Defense to achieve a more resilient defense industrial #ecosystem and buy-down risks. In addition to detailing the work being done across the Services and DoD components, the NDIS-IP demonstrates activities and initiatives that the U.S. #Government, #privateindustry, and #international #allies and #partners are undertaking, emphasizing that this effort cannot be a DoD-only initiative. "This implementation plan offers industry, global allies, and partners clear direction on the Department's #priorities for industrial #capacity building." said Assistant Secretary of Defense for Industrial Base Policy, Dr. Laura Taylor-Kale. "Implementing these initiatives will require #coordinated efforts across the DoD, and support and #cooperation from our #interagency, industry, and international stakeholders, as well as our champions in US Congress ."

New Milestone in Strengthening U.S. Defense In January, the Department of Defense (DoD) released the National Defense Industrial Strategy (NDIS), a roadmap for enhancing the defense industrial base—the network of private companies powering our military hardware and systems. This week, the DoD took it further: They unveiled the National Defense Industrial Strategy Implementation Plan (NDIS-IP). What does the NDIS-IP do? ➜ Outlines how to achieve the NDIS’s strategic goals. ➜ Provides a path to mitigate risks in the near, medium, and long term. ➜ Strengthens collaboration with private sector partners of all sizes, both domestically and abroad. Why it matters: The NDIS-IP is about securing a resilient, robust defense base to meet tomorrow’s challenges. #DefenseStrategy #NDIS #NDISIP #NationalSecurity #DefenseIndustrialBase #DoD #DefenseInnovation #MilitaryTech #RiskMitigation #PrivateSector #CzechoslovakGroup

Released today: a long, but necessary read for all those interested in defense market opportunities in U.S. Implementation initiatives: 1. Indo-Pacific Deterrence 2. Production and Supply Chains 3. Allied and Partner Industrial Collaboration 4. Capabilities and Infrastructure Modernization 5. New Capabilities Using Flexible Pathways 6. Intellectual Property and Data Analysis This is a deeper dive for the core elements of strategy released in early January 2024. One highlight is initiative #5 that talks about Replicator, Rapid Defense Experimentation Reserve (RDER) and Flexible Acquisition Pathways. The great majority of procurement is following the full acquisition processes as before, but there are a number of tools available for a fast track when new capabilities are developed. If there is one take-away for allied nations, it has to be this: The window of opportunity is open now. Don't wait - just do it, if you were ever planning to.

Future oriented security cooperation. Working closely with our Allies and Partners is an important component to support the NDIS-IP.

🌍 The NDIS Implementation Plan outlines six critical strategies to strengthen our industrial base: 1️⃣ Indo-Pacific Deterrence: Strengthen supply chains to remain globally competitive. 2️⃣ Production & Supply Chains: Build resilient, onshore manufacturing for rapid response. 3️⃣ Allied Collaboration: Streamline partnerships to reduce costs and vulnerabilities. 4️⃣ Modernization: Address logistics challenges to sustain productivity and readiness. 5️⃣ Flexible Pathways: Cultivate skilled talent to drive innovation and align tech with acquisition. 6️⃣ IP & Data Protection: Safeguard IP to secure our technological advantage. Together, these initiatives build a stronger, more resilient defense industrial base that we so desperately need. #NationalDefense #Innovation #SupplyChain #Modernization Sarah Pavillard Janine Koeneke Roger Bernardino

Recently, the Defense Department released a National Defense Industrial Strategy along with a National Defense Industrial Strategy Implementation Plan, or NDIS-IP. This strategy will act as a roadmap for how we plan to build up and support our defense industrial base. "The plan provides the details for how the goals set forth in the NDIS-IP can be achieved and mitigate risks to the department in the near, medium and long term," writes the Department of Defense. It's critical that we have a detailed and focused plan to work that accelerates progress and promotes a sort of economic deterrence for the U.S. and our allies. I suggest checking out this full article to learn more about the 6 specific initiatives included in the NDIS-IP. #DeterrenceNews #DefenseNews #NationalDefenseIndustrialStrategy #thinkdeterrence

Today, the United States Department of Defense published the unclassified National Defense Industrial Strategy Implementation Plan (NDIS-IP) detailing actions that DoD is currently taking, and will continue to take, to modernize the defense industrial base: https://lnkd.in/e85fU9Jt “Publishing the NDIS was a significant accomplishment as we work to strengthen the size and resilience of our industrial base,” Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment William LaPlante said, “But we’ve always said that it was only the first step—implementation is what really matters. While we still have a lot of work ahead of us, this implementation plan is showing that we remain focused on putting words into tangible actions.”      The NDIS-IP includes six cross-cutting initiatives that will enable the Department to achieve a more resilient defense industrial ecosystem and buy-down risks. The plan demonstrates activities the U.S. Government, private industry, and international allies and partners are undertaking, emphasizing that this effort cannot be a DoD-only initiative.   "The vision outlined in the NDIS will require alignment of resources and we will not achieve the NDIS vision alone,” said Assistant Secretary of Defense for Industrial Base Policy, Dr. Laura Taylor-Kale. “Implementing these actions will require coordinated efforts across the DoD, collaboration and partnership with interagency, industry, and international stakeholders, and support and cooperation from our champions in Congress.” Read the full NDIS-IP here: https://lnkd.in/dUp-pDem   #NDIS #ExpandTheBase #SucceedThroughTeamwork

— Bill LaPlante, Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment - “Publishing the National Defense Industrial Strategy (NDIS) was a significant accomplishment as we work to strengthen the size and resilience of our industrial base, but we’ve always said that it was only the first step—implementation is what really matters. While we still have a lot of work ahead of us, this implementation plan (NDIS-IP)is showing that we remain focused on putting words into tangible actions.”    The NDIS-IP includes six cross-cutting initiatives: #1 : Indo-Pacific Deterrence #2: Production and Supply Chains #3: Allied and Partner Industrial Collaboration #4: Capabilities and Infrastructure Modernization #5: New Capabilities Using Flexible Pathways #6: Intellectual Property and Data Analysis — Dr. Laura Taylor-Kale, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Industrial Base Policy - "The vision outlined in the NDIS will require alignment of resources and we will not achieve the NDIS vision alone…Implementing these actions will require coordinated efforts across the DoD, collaboration and partnership with interagency, industry, and international stakeholders, and support and cooperation from our champions in Congress.” - Read the full NDIS-IP here: https://lnkd.in/ebF8bnG4