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QS 9000 or TS 16949

Hi all,

At this moment we are being audited by TUV on our QS 9000.

We are gearing up to start with TS 16949.

The auditors informed us that we did not need to go for the TS 16949, but could continue with our QS 9000 and add on VDA, SSMT etc

I am now confused as as far as I know the QS 9000 will be obselete after December 14 2006!

Does anyone have any information on what they are talking about?

Thanks
Ove

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