Structures Technology Maturity Project (SteM)
Lead Participant:
GKN AEROSPACE SERVICES LIMITED
Abstract
The STeM programme of work brings together a consortium of Primes and leading supply chain companies representative of the civil aerospace sector.
STeM’s aim as part of the UK Centre for Aerodynamics programme, is to support new concepts in wing design that push the boundaries of aerodynamic performance, contributing to securing work in the UK for the next generation of aircraft. STeM targets substantially advance high rate, high value manufacturing capability for airframe structures that meet the requirements of advanced aerodynamics through automation and assembly technologies. This programme provides a vehicle by which UK Aerospace companies can maintain the competitive edge and help secure UK manufacturing growth.
STeM’s aim as part of the UK Centre for Aerodynamics programme, is to support new concepts in wing design that push the boundaries of aerodynamic performance, contributing to securing work in the UK for the next generation of aircraft. STeM targets substantially advance high rate, high value manufacturing capability for airframe structures that meet the requirements of advanced aerodynamics through automation and assembly technologies. This programme provides a vehicle by which UK Aerospace companies can maintain the competitive edge and help secure UK manufacturing growth.
Lead Participant | Project Cost | Grant Offer |
|---|---|---|
| GKN AEROSPACE SERVICES LIMITED | £3,836,699 | £ 1,918,350 |
Participant |
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| INNOVATE UK | ||
| GE AVIATION SYSTEMS LIMITED | £1,216,597 | £ 608,299 |
| SPIRIT AEROSYSTEMS (EUROPE) LIMITED | £2,035,630 | £ 1,017,815 |
| SHORT BROTHERS PLC | £5,160,309 | £ 2,580,155 |
People |
ORCID iD |
| Craig Carr (Project Manager) |