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RFA Mounts Bay stops in Bermuda
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RFA Mounts Bay stops in Bermuda

Taking a break from her Atlantic patrol duties, Royal Fleet Auxiliary Mounts Bay stopped in Bermuda on December 15 for a three day visit. The ship has been deployed to the region to provide humanitarian and disaster relief for the UK’s Caribbean overseas territories and Bermuda. This year RFA Mounts

about 8 years ago
Australian government announces $20m contract for destroyer sustainment
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Australian government announces $20m contract for destroyer sustainment

The Australian government on December 13 announced a AU$20 million contract for the upkeep of Royal Australian Navy air warfare destroyers. The contract, awarded to BAE Systems and Raytheon Australia, will see the creation of 50 new jobs at Raytheon’s Macquarie Park facility in Sydney. Today’s annou

about 8 years ago
US Coast Guard announces fast response cutter names
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US Coast Guard announces fast response cutter names

The US Coast Guard has announced the names of another batch of Sentinel-class fast response cutters to be built by Bollinger Shipyards. The service said each vessel is being named for a deceased leader, trailblazer or hero of the Coast Guard and its predecessor services of the US Revenue Cutter Serv

about 8 years ago
Canada brushes off outside, fixed-price FREMM frigate offer for Canadian Surface Combatant project
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Canada brushes off outside, fixed-price FREMM frigate offer for Canadian Surface Combatant project

Canada will not be be accepting an outside offer which promised up to $32 billion in savings on the construction of the Canadian Surface Combatant fleet. Responding to media reports about a bid proposed by French Naval Group and Italian Fincantieri, offering to build 15 frigates based on the FREMM d

about 8 years ago
UK defense ministry announces new £18m Long Range Radar contract
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UK defense ministry announces new £18m Long Range Radar contract

A new £18 million contract for work on the Royal Navy’s Long Range Radar (LRR) was announced by UK defense minister Harriett Baldwin as she visited BAE Systems’ Great Baddow site on November 23. The contract will ensure the continued availability of Long Range Radar (LRR) equipment on the UK’s six T

about 8 years ago
BAE Systems gets $139,8m contract for USS Tortuga overhaul and modernization
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BAE Systems gets $139,8m contract for USS Tortuga overhaul and modernization

The US Naval Sea Systems Command has awarded BAE Systems Norfolk Ship Repair a $139.8 million firm-fixed-price contract for the repairs and modernization of Whidbey Island-class dock landing ship USS Tortuga (LSD 46). BAE Systems will be responsible for carrying out the fiscal 2018 modernization per

about 8 years ago
BAE begins sensor production for LRASM missile
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BAE begins sensor production for LRASM missile

Lockheed Martin, the main contractor on the US Long Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM) program, has awarded BAE Systems a $40 million to begin production of its sensor technology for the missile. BAE’s sensor suite enables the missile to seek and attack specific high-threat maritime targets within grou

about 8 years ago
Australia upgrading Nulka missile decoy with AU$200m boost
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Australia upgrading Nulka missile decoy with AU$200m boost

The Australian government announced AU$200 million in funding for upgrades to the Australian-developed Nulka anti-ship missile decoy in use by the Australian and ally navies. Nulka is a rocket propelled active missile decoy designed to entice hostile radio frequency guided anti-ship missiles away fr

about 8 years ago
Australian companies bag UK Type 26 contracts
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Australian companies bag UK Type 26 contracts

Two Australian companies have received contracts for work on the UK Royal Navy’s new Type 26 frigates, Australian defense industry minister announced November 2. Christopher Pyne said Type 26 main contractor BAE Systems chose Tasmanian-based Liferaft Systems Australia to provide the ship’s Marine Ev

about 8 years ago
BAE Systems teams with Cammell Laird for UK Type 31 frigate build
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BAE Systems teams with Cammell Laird for UK Type 31 frigate build

Cammell Laird and BAE Systems announced an agreement to collaborate on the construction of Royal Navy’s future Type 31 frigates. Commercial shipbuilder Cammell Laird would act as prime contractor while BAE Systems would be supplying its warship design and combat systems expertise. The teaming agreem

about 8 years ago
US Navy orders more APKWSTM guidance kits
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US Navy orders more APKWSTM guidance kits

The US Navy has contracted BAE Systems a $59.5 million contract to deliver additional APKWSTM guidance kits which transform unguided 2.75-inch (70-millimeter) rockets into laser-guided precision munitions. The new award, which follows a recent contract for $180.5 million, is part of a 2016 indefinit

about 8 years ago
BAE Systems cuts over 300 maritime positions in company-wide restructuring
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BAE Systems cuts over 300 maritime positions in company-wide restructuring

British defense contractor and shipbuilder BAE Systems is cutting around 375 jobs across its Maritime Services division, the company announced on Tuesday. The cuts in Portsmouth and Solent are part of a wider, company-wide restructuring which will see BAE Systems reduce over 1900 positions. The move

about 8 years ago
UK reorganizes Royal Navy support model
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UK reorganizes Royal Navy support model

UK defense secretary Michael Fallon on Tuesday unveiled a new Royal Navy fleet support model bringing a spate of existing contracts under new, overarching arrangements. Called Common Support Model (CSM), the arrangement will provide a framework for comprehensive support across the Royal Navy’s fleet

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy’s third Type 26 frigate to be named Belfast
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Royal Navy’s third Type 26 frigate to be named Belfast

The Royal Navy’s third Type 26, or City-class, frigate will be named Belfast, First Sea Lord Admiral Philip Jones announced on September 27. Whilst the second to be named, HMS Belfast is Ship 3 in the Type 26 programme. Ship 1 is called HMS Glasgow and Ship 2 is yet to be named. The future […

about 8 years ago
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