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Steel raised at Osborne Naval Shipyard
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Steel raised at Osborne Naval Shipyard

The new landscape of the Australian Osborne Naval Shipyard is taking shape with steel now being raised into place for the Hunter-class construction yard. “It’s estimated the $535 million Osborne South project will create up to 600 jobs,” Christopher Pyne, Minister for Defence, said. As informed, the

about 7 years ago
BAE Systems Australia opens shipside support tower
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BAE Systems Australia opens shipside support tower

BAE Systems Australia formally opened a new shipside support tower at its Henderson facility on November 30. The $5 million, multi-level support tower was opened by defense industry minister Steven Ciobo. The structure will initially support the ANZAC Mid Life Capability (AMCAP) upgrade program bein

about 7 years ago
First Anzac frigate to undergo AMCAP upgrade undocks in Henderson
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First Anzac frigate to undergo AMCAP upgrade undocks in Henderson

The first Royal Australian Navy Anzac-class frigate to undergo the Anzac Mid Life Capability Assurance Program (AMCAP) upgrade was undocked at BAE Systems’ Henderson shipyard in Western Australia. HMAS Arunta entered water on November 30, after a 14-month refit period which started in December 2017

about 7 years ago
BAE confirms Lockheed, Saab as Australian Type 26 frigate combat system integrators
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BAE confirms Lockheed, Saab as Australian Type 26 frigate combat system integrators

BAE Systems Australia, the main contractor in the Royal Australian Navy’s Hunter-class frigate acquisition project, announced that it has selected Lockheed Martin Australia and Saab Australia for combat system integration on the frigates. The decision further supports the development of an Australia

about 7 years ago
Pentagon clears sale of SM-3 missiles to JMSDF
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Pentagon clears sale of SM-3 missiles to JMSDF

The US State Department has approved a possible sale of eight Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) Block 1B missiles and thirteen SM-3 Block 2A missiles to Japan for an estimated cost of $561 million. In an announcement on November 19, the US Defense Security Cooperation Agency said the contract also included

about 7 years ago
AMCAP upgrade: HMAS Arunta gets new mast
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AMCAP upgrade: HMAS Arunta gets new mast

BAE Systems Australia has shared a video of the installation of a new mast on board the Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Arunta. The Anzac-class frigate is currently undergoing Mid Life Capability Assurance Program (AMCAP) at Henderson facility. The new mast was manufactured by BAE Systems as part

about 8 years ago
Australia’s ASC announces further job cuts as AWD destroyer project wraps up
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Australia’s ASC announces further job cuts as AWD destroyer project wraps up

Australian shipbuilder ASC said it is cutting up to 63 jobs as work on the Royal Australian Navy’s Air Warfare Destroyers comes to a close. ASC is currently in the process of delivering ‘Sydney’ – the final of three destroyers in the class and the company said it was reducing the shipbuilding workfo

about 8 years ago
Industry team submits proposal for Australian LHD maintenance
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Industry team submits proposal for Australian LHD maintenance

An industry team composed of BAE Systems, Atlantic & Peninsula Australia, Saab Australia and Navantia Australia has submitted a bid to the Australian government to provide sustainment and support for the Canberra-class landing helicopter dock ships (LHD). Also included in the bid are support for the

about 8 years ago
Australia awards BAE Systems first Hunter-class frigate contract
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Australia awards BAE Systems first Hunter-class frigate contract

The Australian government announced on October 4 the signing of an interim contract with BAE Systems Australia for the Royal Australian Navy’s Hunter-class frigate program. The Advanced Work Arrangement (AWA) will cover ongoing work on the $35 billion program, ahead of agreeing the head contract. Au

about 8 years ago
Royal Australian Navy’s third Anzac-class ship arrives in Henderson for AMCAP upgrade
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Royal Australian Navy’s third Anzac-class ship arrives in Henderson for AMCAP upgrade

BAE Systems Australia has welcomed the Royal Australian Navy’s third Anzac class warship to its Henderson facility. As explained, this is part of the navy’s fleet upgrade to keep the ships in service until they are replaced by the Hunter class frigates. The Mid Life Capability Assurance Program (AMC

about 8 years ago
Australia to upgrade navy’s fleet of onshore simulation trainers
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Australia to upgrade navy’s fleet of onshore simulation trainers

The Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN) fleet of simulation trainers is planned to undergo a major upgrade and expansion, the country’s defense minister said. Christopher Pyne, Minister for Defense, announced on August 31 the investment worth more than A$80 million. A new bridge simulation trainer will be

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy frigate wraps up seven-month Asia Pacific deployment
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Royal Navy frigate wraps up seven-month Asia Pacific deployment

Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate HMS Sutherland returned to her homeport at Her Majesty’s Naval Base Devonport on August 10, concluding a seven-month deployment to the Asia-Pacific. Sutherland and her crew got underway on January 9, becoming the first Royal Navy vessel to operate in Asia Pacific in rece

about 8 years ago
HMAS Parramatta undergoes propeller maintenance while still afloat
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HMAS Parramatta undergoes propeller maintenance while still afloat

HMAS Parramatta recently became the first Australian Anzac-class frigate to receive new A bracket bearings while still afloat. The one-of-a-kind operation was carried out to avoid impacting the ship’s mast upgrade schedule. The A bracket bearings support the propeller shafts between the ship’s hull

about 8 years ago
Ship Zero: Australia investing AU$670m in Future Frigate hub
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Ship Zero: Australia investing AU$670m in Future Frigate hub

A new training and capability center at HMAS Stirling and Henderson which will support the Australian Navy’s new SEA 5000 frigates – to be built by BAE Systems – will benefit from an AU$670 million investment, the Australian government has announced. To be known as ‘Ship Zero’, the center will trans

about 8 years ago
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