Australian Department of Defence, A contract signing event to mark the commercialisation of the F-111 Engines Business Unit (EBU) will be hosted by Tasman Aviation Enterprises (TAE) and Strike Reconnaissance Systems Program Office (SRSPO), today at RAAF Base Amberley.
Tasman Aviation Enterprises (TAE) has won the contract which will provide support for the TF30 engine in the F-111.
TAE is currently the holder of the F-111 Workshops Business Unit Contract which is responsible for machining, electroplating and general engineering in support of the F-111.
The EBU is one of four independent Business Units that support the Royal Australian Air Force F-111 weapon system. The EBU was established in 2001 as an
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