Canada to announce submarine contract winner on Monday, Globe and Mail says
Canada is set to announce the winner of a high-stakes competition to build a new fleet of 12 submarines this Monday.
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The brief
Canada will decide on a contract for 12 new submarines on Monday. The competition has narrowed down to bids from Germany and South Korea.
Coverage from The Globe and Mail, Reuters, and AP News emphasizes the timing of the announcement. Bloomberg reports that Germany has described the TKMS bid as 'unbeatable,' while CBC notes that Carney is poised to make the selection.
Attention now turns to Monday's official announcement to determine whether the contract will be awarded to the German or South Korean bidder.
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Quick answers
When will the submarine contract winner be announced?
The winner is expected to be announced on Monday.
How many submarines are included in the contract?
The competition is to build 12 submarines for Canada.
Which countries have submitted bids?
Bids have been submitted by Germany and South Korea.
Coverage (8)
- Germany says TKMS submarine win would bring Canada closer to Europe Reuters · 19h ago
- Ottawa picks Germany’s TKMS to build Canada’s new submarines, sources say The Globe and Mail · 19h ago
- Germany Calls TKMS Bid to Build Canadian Submarines ‘Unbeatable’ Bloomberg.com · 19h ago
- Winner of high-stakes competition to build Canada 12 submarines to be announced Monday, sources say The Globe and Mail · 19h ago
- Submarine showdown: Carney poised to choose Canada's next submarine fleet CBC · 19h ago
- Germany Calls TKMS Bid to Build Canadian Submarines ‘Unbeatable’ Bloomberg.com · 19h ago
- Canada to decide between German, South Korean submarine bids on Monday AP News · 19h ago
- Canada to announce submarine contract winner on Monday, Globe and Mail says Reuters · 19h ago
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