Find Your Fit in Canada's Defence Supply Chain

You May Be Closer to the Defence Supply Chain Than You Think.

Canada’s defence investments are creating new opportunities. Many Nova Scotia companies already have the expertise, products and services defence buyers are looking for. Let us help you take the next step.

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Where Does Your Business Fit?

Nova Scotia companies may already have the products, services, and expertise Canada’s defence supply chain needs. We can help you identify where your capabilities fit and connect to new opportunities.

It Takes More Than Defence Companies

Canada’s defence supply chain relies on expertise from across industries. Manufacturing, technology, engineering, marine services, logistics, construction and specialized professional services all have a role to play.

Major defence procurements can also create opportunities for Canadian companies through the Industrial and Technological Benefits (ITB) Policy. Understanding how defence procurement works can help you identify where your business fits and how to prepare.

Learn How Defence Procurement Works

Start Before the Opportunity Arrives

Entering the defence supply chain takes preparation. Understanding buyer requirements, procurement processes and potential partners early can help position your business when opportunities emerge.

Invest Nova Scotia can help you navigate the market, make relevant connections and prepare for opportunities as they emerge.

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Skills That Deliver

Expertise Defence Needs

Nova Scotia companies bring specialized expertise that can support defence programs, including:

Advanced manufacturing and precision machining
Marine services and ocean technology
Engineering and technical services
Digital technologies and cyber security
Logistics and transportation
Construction and infrastructure
Maintenance, repair and overhaul

Get Defence Ready

Understand Security Requirements

Some defence contracts require businesses and personnel to meet specific security requirements. Understanding what may apply to your business early can help you prepare for opportunities that require security screening or access to protected information, assets or worksites.