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BAE Systems gets nearly $200M for work on first two Zumwalt destroyers
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BAE Systems gets nearly $200M for work on first two Zumwalt destroyers

The U.S. Navy has awarded BAE Systems a $192.7 million contract for post-delivery availability work on Zumwalt and Michael Mansoor, the first two of overall three stealth destroyers the navy will operate. In addition to mission systems activation and post shakedown availabilities (PSA) of USS Zumwal

about 9 years ago
UK finally starting work on Type 26 frigates
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UK finally starting work on Type 26 frigates

UK’s Defence Secretary announced on Friday that first steel for the Royal Navy’s new Type 26 frigates would be cut in summer 2017. Michael Fallon made the announcement during a visit to Govan in Scotland and added that the deal was subject to final contract negotiations. Fallon also announced a £100

about 9 years ago
UK engineers are aboard USS America for F-35B trials
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UK engineers are aboard USS America for F-35B trials

The U.S. Navy recently shared news of the Marines’ F-35B stealth fighter jet conducting trials aboard the amphibious assault ship USS America. A total of seven of the STOVL (short take-off vertical landing) variants of the Lockheed Martin-built jet are embarked on USS America for both developmental

about 9 years ago
BAE Systems to start work on new Virginia Payload Module tubes
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BAE Systems to start work on new Virginia Payload Module tubes

General Dynamics Electric Boat has contracted BAE Systems to start the production of Virginia Payload Module (VPM) tubes for Block V Virginia-class (SSN 774) submarines. This initial award will fund work related to certification, special tooling, and other items related to production readiness, BAE

about 9 years ago
France, UK initiate manufacturing phase of joint mine counter measures programme
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France, UK initiate manufacturing phase of joint mine counter measures programme

The UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) and French Defence Procurement Agency (DGA) are continuing their collaboration on the combined maritime mine counter measures programme with an agreement to transit to the manufacturing phase. The agreement, signed at Euronaval on October 20 between Harriet Baldwin,

about 9 years ago
US Navy speeds up production of APKWSTM laser-guided rockets
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US Navy speeds up production of APKWSTM laser-guided rockets

The U.S. Navy has contracted BAE Systems to manufacture Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System (APKWSTM) laser-guided rockets. With an initial award of more than $130 million, the three-year, indefinite delivery / indefinite quantity contract is potentially worth $600 million. It is supposed to help

about 9 years ago
US Navy contracts BAE Systems for air traffic systems support
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US Navy contracts BAE Systems for air traffic systems support

The U.S. Navy has awarded BAE Systems a five-year contract potentially worth $52 million to provide essential maintenance and testing support for various air traffic control and landing systems. These systems provide Navy pilots with electronic guidance to help them land safely on the ground and at

about 9 years ago
General Dynamics contracts Babcock for Successor submarine missile tube work
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General Dynamics contracts Babcock for Successor submarine missile tube work

UK’s Babcock International Group announced Thursday that it has been awarded a contract from General Dynamics Electric Boat to support the manufacturing of 22 tactical missile tube assemblies for the UK Successor and US Ohio-class replacement submarine programmes. The work is part of the second phas

about 9 years ago
Rain fails to spoil first day of Unmanned Warrior
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Rain fails to spoil first day of Unmanned Warrior

A damp day across the Western Isles greeted the dozens of range staff, RN augmentees and Joint Warrior liaison teams who turned out before first light on the first official Unmanned Warrior flying day and headed for the brightly lit Range Control Building 12 miles south of Benbecula on the island of

about 9 years ago
Report: Germany delays MKS 180 contract award
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Report: Germany delays MKS 180 contract award

A 4 billion euro (approx. $4.5B) contract for the construction of the German Navy’s new MKS 180 (Mehrzweckkampfschiff) ship has been delayed by six month, news agency Reuters has reported. The German defense ministry is postponing the contract to ensure high-quality standards are met, the report sai

about 9 years ago
BAE Systems bags Royal Navy combat system integration contract
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BAE Systems bags Royal Navy combat system integration contract

BAE Systems announced Monday that it has signed a ten-and-a-half-year contract extension to provide combat systems integration services for Royal Navy’s in-service and future platforms. The contract includes, among others, Type 45 destroyers, the new Queen Elizabeth (QE) Class aircraft carriers, and

about 9 years ago
Photo of the day: First steel is cut for British Successor submarine
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Photo of the day: First steel is cut for British Successor submarine

British Defence Secretary Michael Fallon attended the steel cutting ceremony for the first Successor submarine yesterday at BAE Systems’ Barrow-in-Furness site. The event marked the official start of the production of four nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines which will replace Royal Navy’s

about 9 years ago
HMS Westminster first Type 23 frigate to complete life extension upgrade
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HMS Westminster first Type 23 frigate to complete life extension upgrade

Work on upgrades to the Royal Navy’s Portsmouth-based Type 23 frigate, HMS Westminster, have been completed at Portsmouth Naval Base, UK. The multi-million pound refit on the 24-year-old Duke Class frigate has followed several busy years of deployments across the globe and includes upgrades to weapo

about 9 years ago
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
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