Seven-Point Plan

The National Fighter Procurement Secretariat is primarily responsible for the review, oversight, and coordination of the implementation of the Government's Seven-Point Plan. The Plan will ensure that the Royal Canadian Air Force acquires the fighter aircraft it needs to complete the missions asked of it by the Government, and that Parliament and the Canadian public have confidence in the open and transparent acquisition process that will be used to replace the CF-18 fleet.

Report

• Seven-Point Plan: Status Report [2012-12-12]

News Releases

• Government of Canada makes progress on Seven-Point Plan to replace Canada's CF-18 fleet [2013-05-31]
• Secretariat Delivers Progress Report on Seven-Point Plan [2012-12-12]

Backgrounders

• Progress on the Seven-Point Plan – Technical Briefing, May 31, 2013 [2013-05-31]
• Highlights: National Fighter Procurement Secretariat releases key documents in support of the replacement of Canada's fighter jets [2012-12-12]
• Seven-Point Plan: Status Report [2012-12-12]
• Progress on Seven-Point Plan [2012-12-12]
• Action Plan Summary [2012-10-30]

Deck

• Industry Engagement Request: Assessment Methodology presentation [2013-05-31]
• Technical Briefing Deck: Seven-Point Plan: National Fighter Procurement Secretariat [2012-12-12]

Frequently Asked Questions:

• Seven-Point Plan