When CCC was created in 1946, the Corporation’s purpose was to assist the Government of Canada in the reconstruction of Europe after World War II. From 1947 to 1951, CCC was the domestic procurement agency for the Department of National Defence. CCC’s role as Canada’s lead government agency for international defence contracting was solidified in 1956, with the establishment of the Defence Production Sharing Agreement (DPSA) with U.S. DoD.
For over 50 years CCC has been a leader in helping Canadian exporters deliver aerospace, defence and security products and services worldwide. Here are some examples:
2000s - present
- Refurbishment of six C130J type aircraft for the Norwegian Airforce
- Helicopters to the Royal Thai Army
- Infrared missile defence system to the Royal Netherlands Navy
1990s
- Sonobuoys to the U.S. Navy
- Aircraft maintenance simulators for the Royal Australian Air Force
- Radar training simulator system to the Royal Norwegian Navy
1980s
- Helicopter wire strike system
- Chemical detection paper
- Helicopter engineering services for U.S. Navy
- Flight simulators for the Italian Ministry of Defence
- Prepared food packages to the U.K. Royal Navy
- Gas masks to Royal Netherlands Army
1970s
- NF5 Logistic Support for the Netherlands
- Communications equipment to U.S. DoD
- Underwater detection equipment and computer systems to U.S. DoD
- Flight simulators to NATO countries
- Canadarm is delivered to NASA
1946-1960s
- Overhaul of aircraft engines for United States Military Departments
- Joint Canada-U.S. “Pinetree” radar warning project
- Ration packs for the U.K. War Office
- “Minitrack” Satellite Tracking to NASA
- Tactical support aircraft for the Netherlands
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