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UK starts construction of Successor nuclear submarines
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UK starts construction of Successor nuclear submarines

The United Kingdom is starting construction work on the next-generation nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines. UK Defence Secretary Michael Fallon revealed this as he announced nearly £1.3 billion of funding was awarded to BAE Systems to start the ‘Delivery Phase 1’ of the Successor program.

about 9 years ago
QinetiQ bags 11-year contract extension for Royal Navy mission systems
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QinetiQ bags 11-year contract extension for Royal Navy mission systems

The UK Ministry of Defence has awarded QinetiQ an 11-year, £109 million contract extension to continue to develop and de-risk Royal Navy mission systems and infrastructure through integration and testing at Portsdown Technology Park, Portsmouth, UK. The renewal of the naval combat system integration

about 9 years ago
Australian companies get opportunity to join Royal Navy’s Type 26 program
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Australian companies get opportunity to join Royal Navy’s Type 26 program

Australian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) will have the opportunity to enter the supply chain for the Royal Navy’s Type 26 Global Combat Ship program. BAE Systems, the company in charge of developing the frigate, announced that some 150 Australian companies would pitch their products and

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy frigate to engage Scotland public
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Royal Navy frigate to engage Scotland public

Royal Navy frigate HMS Somerset will sail up the Clyde river in Scotland this weekend for a period of local engagement, the Royal Navy said. The Clyde-built Warship, one of thirteen Type 23 Duke-class frigates in service with the Royal Navy, arrives in Govan’s King George V Dock late on Friday eveni

about 9 years ago
Britain hires industrial team to work on laser weapons
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Britain hires industrial team to work on laser weapons

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) is preparing a £30M contract which will see a number of companies join together to develop a Laser Directed Energy Weapons (DEW) capability demonstrator that will give the government an insight into laser weapon possibilities. Led by the missile producer MBDA, the in

about 10 years ago
New gangways arrive for British Queen Elizabeth carriers
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New gangways arrive for British Queen Elizabeth carriers

Two new gangways to support Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carriers have arrived at Portsmouth Naval Base. Designed and developed by Dutch specialists Verhoef, on behalf of BAE Systems, the gangways are part of an investment of £100 million to support HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales whil

about 10 years ago
BAE Systems told to refine Type 26 design for new Australian frigates
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BAE Systems told to refine Type 26 design for new Australian frigates

The Australian government has awarded BAE Systems a contract to further refine its design of the Type 26 Global Combat Ship (GCS) for the Royal Australian Navy under the SEA 5000 (Future Frigate) program. BAE Systems said that a team of the company’s Australian engineers would be deployed to the UK

about 10 years ago
Scottish economy cannot do without navy shipbuilding contracts
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Scottish economy cannot do without navy shipbuilding contracts

The crucial importance of Royal Navy shipbuilding contracts to the Scottish economy has been laid bare in a report commissioned by GMB Scotland today (Friday 2 September). An economic analysis of Scotland’s defence sector by the Fraser of Allander Institute revealed that: · 5,943 jobs and £162.7 mil

about 10 years ago
Royal Navy’s new offshore patrol vessel enters the water
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Royal Navy’s new offshore patrol vessel enters the water

The first of the Royal Navy’s new style of River-class offshore patrol vessels has entered the water for the first time. Forth completed her 1¾-mile journey from BAE Systems shipyard at Govan on the Clyde to the company’s Scotstoun site. The first plate of steel was delivered to Govan in October 201

about 10 years ago
Fincantieri to participate in Competitive Evaluation Process
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Fincantieri to participate in Competitive Evaluation Process

Fincantieri has signed a contract with the Australian Government to participate in the Competitive Evaluation Process, conducted by the Department of Defence, to deliver 9 Future Frigates – to be built in Adelaide, South Australia – for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) under the SEA 5000 programme. F

about 10 years ago
Photo: BAE reveals first Royal Navy offshore patrol vessel HMS Forth ahead of launch
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Photo: BAE reveals first Royal Navy offshore patrol vessel HMS Forth ahead of launch

British shipbuilder BAE Systems has shared a photo of the first of three new Royal Navy offshore patrol vessels, HMS Forth, outside the Govan construction shed in Glasgow prior to its launch. BAE received a £348 million contract to build the three vessels in August 2014. The offshore patrol vessels

about 10 years ago
BAE Systems prepares shipyard for Successor submarine
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BAE Systems prepares shipyard for Successor submarine

British defense contractor BAE Systems is upgrading its submarine construction site in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria to prepare it for the construction of UK’s new Successor-class submarine. The company informed Tuesday it awarded another major contract and erected the first steelwork for the largest o

about 10 years ago
U.K. MoD to grant first £1bn for first Successor submarine
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U.K. MoD to grant first £1bn for first Successor submarine

UK’s Ministry of Defence is considering granting over £1 billion to Rolls-Royce and BAE Systems so they can start building the first of four Successor ballistic missile submarines. According to a report by The Financial Times, the Ministry might allocate approx. $1.3 billion of funds as early as Sep

about 10 years ago
UK MoD inks about USD 241,3 Mln weapons system contract
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UK MoD inks about USD 241,3 Mln weapons system contract

The UK’s Ministry of Defence has signed a £183 million contract for a weapons system which will sit on board the Royal Navy’s new next generation Type 26 Global Combat Ship. The Maritime Indirect Fire System (MIFS) will be integrated onto the Type 26 Global Combat Ships, currently being designed by

about 10 years ago
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