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DAOS Approved Organizations Last Updated 09/11/2015 0A0H DAOS Approved Organizations Last updated 09/11/2015 DAOS Approval Company Company Latest Revision Reference Scope of approval Issue Status Review Date Name Address Details Number Unicorn Building PP 88 Military Aircraft Fixed Wing - Modifications 1710 Naval Air Unicorn Rd UK.MAA.DAOS.158 Military Aircraft Rotary Wing - Repairs and Modifications Approved 15/10/2017 Signatory changes Squadron HM Naval Base Military Aircraft Unmanned Air Systems - Repairs and Modifications Portsmouth PO1 3GX 1a. Repair Schemes for fixed wing aircraft structure for the Royal Air Force, the Royal Navy and the Army Air Corps, developed from existing authorised repair schemes within the constrains of 71 Inspection and Repair authoritative and published repair information. Sqn 71(IR) Inspection 1b. Concessions and production permits which: Approved (Temporarily RAF St Athan and Repair UK.MAA.DAOS.212 1b(1) Approve the use of alternative material. Suspended due to re- 04/03/2016 Signatory changes Barry Squadron 1b(2) Approve deviations from design specifications. organizational changes) Vale of Glamorgan 1c. Installation and fittings for mechanical equipment and systems, classified as a Service CF62 4WA Modification for military aircraft, that do not affect structurally significant items or flight critical systems. Aerazur, 61, Rue Pierre Aerazur Curie 78373, Plaisir, ALTG/07/03/11/308 Design and Post Design Services for Parachute systems and associated equipment. Approved 17/03/2016 CEO Change France a. Design of aircraft interior equipment including avionics equipment consoles, avionics equipment Aerospace Design racks and aircraft electrical cables and associated installation parts. Facilities Ltd b. Design of modifications to aircraft tertiary and secondary structures required for the installation of Unit 7 Aerospace Design the above. Swan Wharf UK.MAA.DAOS.309 Approved 23/02/2018 N/A Facilities Ltd c. Design of modifications to aircraft non-essential electrical and mechanical systems required for Waterloo Rd the installation of the above. UXBRIDGE d. EMI/EMC and Structural analysis, testing and substantiation of equipment and installations listed UB8 2RA above. a. Rotorcraft and their Systems, including mission systems such as sensors, communications, weapons integration and tactical data management. Agusta Westland Ltd b. Modifications to aircraft that have achieved the status of “Under Ministry Control”. Westland Works c. Specification, integration and installation of purchased engines and their associated systems. Lysander Rd UK.MAA.DAOS.84 Agusta Westland Ltd d. Authorised flight testing, as required to demonstrate compliance with contract requirements, to Approved 01/08/2016 Signatory change Yeovil include quantitative and qualitative assessment of fundamental airworthiness characteristics and Somerset compliance, system and sub-system performance demonstration (including engine and weapon BA20 2YB system behaviour and performance) and demonstration, as may be required for the purposes of certification. Airborne Systems Limited a. Parachute systems and associated equipment. Airborne Systems Llanngeinor b. Safety and survival products and associated equipment. ALTG/07/03/11/291 Approved 10/12/2015 Signatory change Ltd BRIDGEND c. Restraint harness systems and associated equipment. CF32 8PL d. Airborne, air droppable and air transportable systems, including airframe components. For the design, development and certification of military modifications to the Airbus Industries A330- Avda. John Lennon s/n 200 series aircraft over and above the EASA STC 1 and 2 approval under contract with the Ministry Airbus Defence and 28096 Getafe UK.MAA.DAOS.363 of Defence (MOD): Approved 09/11/2017 Change of Scope Space SA Madrid a. Voyager Spain b. Grant permission for aircraft to undertake specified flight(s) in accordance with RA 5202. EUROCOPTER SAS Design, development, modification and flight testing of rotorcraft, their equipment and associated Airbus Helicopters (France) systems, including the installation of bought-out engines. previously Aéroport International UK.MAA.DAOS.055 Approved 06/05/2016 Signatory change Eurocopter (FR) Marseille-Provence Post Design Services (PDS) for the above (including Puma LEP, Puma MK1 and Gazelle MK1) (France) 13725 Marignane- CEDEX France 0A0H DAOS Approved Organizations Last updated 09/11/2015 DAOS Approval Company Company Latest Revision Reference Scope of approval Issue Status Review Date Name Address Details Number a. Co-ordinating Design Organization for the design and modification of Puma HC Mk2 rotorcraft Airbus Helicopters UK and associated systems, excluding installation of engines and software design and development. Limited b. Modification and design integration of electronic and other equipment into EC designed Airbus Helicopters Oxford Airport rotorcraft. UK.MAA.DAOS.296 Approved 30/06/2016 Signatory change UK Ltd Kidlington c. Post Design Services for the above. Oxfordshire d. Ground and flight test of Puma HC Mk2 and EC designed rotorcraft for the purposes of OX5 1QZ quantitative and qualitative assessment of the air vehicle and associated systems. a. Nets and associated equipment for cargo restraint in aircraft. Amsafe Bridport b. Nets and associated equipment for aerial delivery systems, including helicopter underslung load The Court equipment. Amsafe Bridport Bridport UK.MAA.DAOS.026 c. Helicopter underslung lightweight torpedo recovery systems and associated equipment. Approved 13/08/2016 Signatory change Dorset d. PDS work on aerial delivery systems, helicopter underslung load equipment (excluding aircraft DT6 3QU attachment points and release units) and lightweight torpedo recovery systems and associated equipment. Aviation Traders Ltd Modifications and repairs to fixed and rotary wing aircraft, including special installations and the 3 Brackley Close external mounting of equipment. Bournemouth Airport Scope change and Aviation Traders Ltd UK.MAA.DAOS.011 Approval of standalone and system associated components, parts, appliances and their associated Approved 04/02/2017 Christchurch signatory changes structural fixtures and fittings. Dorset Post Design Services (PDS) for armoured aircrew seats, excluding ejector seats. BH23 6SE Ashton House Babcock Defence Ashton Vale Road Design and Development PDS for the Small Boat Modular Platform (HTPT2B/1024) Herc UK.MAA.DAOS.311 Approved 13/08/2015 Initial System Technology Bristol JC/00157. (Bristol) BS3 2HQ 6500 Tracor Lane, BAE Systems Austin, Development. UK.MAA.DAOS.376 Approved 01/06/2018 Initial (Austin) Texas. 1. 99. Electronic Warfare 78725-2151 a. Aeroplanes, including their systems and sub-systems. BAE Systems b. Unmanned Air Vehicles, including their systems and sub-systems. (Operations) Ltd c. Co-ordinating the design, development, qualification and certification of contracted aircraft, Warton Aerodrome BAE SYSTEMS including all their systems and sub-systems (including engines), limited to periods when those Warton UK.MA.DAOS.021 Approved 04/08/2016 Signatory change (Operations) Warton assets are active on the UK Military Aircraft Register. Preston d. Installation of engines and their integral systems. Lancashire e. Grant permission for aircraft to undertake specified flight(s) in accordance with RA 5202. PR4 1AX f. Design Control and continued airworthiness of the other aircraft for which it holds the type record. BAE SYSTEMS (Operations) Ltd Design, development and certification of: BAE SYSTEMS Regional Aircraft - Fixed wing communication and transport aircraft Operations, Prestwick International ALTG/07/03/11/028 Approved 12/12/2017 Signatory change - Flight testing. Authorised flight testing is Ltd to quantitative assessment of aircraft performance Regional Aircraft Airport and avionic systems on fixed wing communication and transport aircraft. Ayrshire KA9 2RW BAE Systems, Electronic Systems BAE Systems, Threat Management Electronic Systems Solutions a. Design and Post Design Services (PDS) of Infrared Countermeasure and Missile Warning Threat Management UK.MAA.DAOS.313 Approved 03/11/2016 Initial 95 Canal Street System Products and Services. Solutions - Nashua NH, 03064 NASHUA USA 0A0H DAOS Approved Organizations Last updated 09/11/2015 DAOS Approval Company Company Latest Revision Reference Scope of approval Issue Status Review Date Name Address Details Number Automatic Flight: Development of 22-00 Auto Flight Communications / Navigation: Development of 1. 34-00 Navigation 2. 43-00 Tactical Communication Engine, Auxiliary Power Unit: Development of 1. 73-00 Engine Fuel and Control BAE Systems Operations 2. 76-00 Engine Controls Ltd 3. 77-00 Engine Indicating BAE Systems Defence Avionics Flight Controls: Operations, UK.MAA.DAOS.077 Approved 05/11/2018 Renewal and Change Rochester Development of Rochester Kent 27-00 Flight Controls ME1 2XX Indicating/Recording Systems: Development of 31-00 Indicating/Recording Systems Weapons Systems: Development of 94-10 Weapons release Reconnaissance: Development of 97-70 Image Recording The Boeing Company Integrated Defence a. Chinook rotorcraft and associated systems. Systems b. Installation of Chinook rotorcraft engines and associated systems. Rotorcraft Division - Boeing c. Modification of Chinook rotorcraft and associated systems. Philadelphia ALTG/07/03/11/014 Approved 07/04/2016 Signatory change (Philadelphia) d. Post Design Services for the above. PO Box 16858 e. Ground and flight test of Chinook rotorcraft for the purposes of quantitative and qualitative Philadelphia assessment of the
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