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BAE Systems picked to build Australia’s nine Future Frigates
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BAE Systems picked to build Australia’s nine Future Frigates

BAE Systems has beaten its Spanish and Italian competitors in a bid to build a fleet of nine frigates for the Royal Australian Navy. The Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull announced the decision on Friday. Once in Royal Australian Navy service, the frigates will be referred to as the Hunter-

about 8 years ago
US State Department approves Aegis for Australian Future Frigates
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US State Department approves Aegis for Australian Future Frigates

The US State Department has approved a potential sale of Aegis combat system equipment for the Royal Australian Navy’s new SEA5000 frigates. The approved $185 million sale would include equipment associated with the integration of the Australian CEAFAR 2 phased array radar system with the Lockheed M

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy frigate deploys to Asia with new Sea Ceptor missile system
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Royal Navy frigate deploys to Asia with new Sea Ceptor missile system

Type 23 frigate HMS Argyll became the third Royal Navy ship to deploy to Asia as she got underway from her Devonport Naval base on June 18. The frigate will be spending the next nine-months in Asia, sailing as far as Japan as part of a national push to strengthen military and diplomatic ties in [&he

about 8 years ago
Navantia, BAE Systems ink Australian AWD destroyer maintenance deal
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Navantia, BAE Systems ink Australian AWD destroyer maintenance deal

Navantia Australia and BAE Systems have signed a contract for the maintenance of Royal Australian Navy Hobart-class air warfare destroyers. According to Navantia, the agreement for “platform system design and engineering assurance services” was signed at the Garden Island Naval Base on Tuesday, 15 M

about 8 years ago
BAE Systems picks Future Frigate steel suppliers
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BAE Systems picks Future Frigate steel suppliers

BAE Systems Australia will partner separately with each of BlueScope and Liberty OneSteel for the supply of more than 48,000 tons of Australian steel, should the company be selected to build nine Future Frigates as part of the Federal Government’s SEA 5000 program. BAE Systems is offering its Global

about 8 years ago
Malaysia contracts Boustead for Lekiu-class frigate communications upgrade
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Malaysia contracts Boustead for Lekiu-class frigate communications upgrade

BHIC Defence Techservices Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Boustead Heavy Industries Corporation Berhad, announced it has finalized a contract with the Malaysian defense ministry for the upgrade of Lekiu-class frigate communication suites. The RM19,500,000 (approx. US$5 million) contract was signed on Febru

about 8 years ago
Elettronica, partners ink MOUs for Aussie frigate program
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Elettronica, partners ink MOUs for Aussie frigate program

Italian-based electronic warfare specialist Elettronica has laid the groundwork for further collaboration with Thales Australia and the Australian systems house Daronmont related to the potential construction of nine new frigates for the Royal Australian Navy. Under the Memoranda of Understanding, t

about 8 years ago
Australia awards AU$1.2 billion contract for Anzac frigate upkeep
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Australia awards AU$1.2 billion contract for Anzac frigate upkeep

Australian defense industry minister on March 2 announced the signing of a AU$1.2 billion program for the five-year upkeep of Royal Australian Navy Anzac-class frigates. The sustainment contract has secured the jobs of almost 1700 workers minister Christopher Pyne said on Friday. The contract is an

about 8 years ago
Australian Navy contracts Saab for Anzac-class frigate upkeep
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Australian Navy contracts Saab for Anzac-class frigate upkeep

The Australian defense department has awarded Saab a contract to continue sustainment works for the Royal Australian Navy Anzac-class frigates under the Warship Asset Management Agreement (WAMA). WAMA is a strategic partnership which includes Saab Australia, BAE Systems Australia Defence and Naval S

about 8 years ago
Royal Navy frigate stops in Adelaide on Australia tour
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Royal Navy frigate stops in Adelaide on Australia tour

Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigate HMS Sutherland stopped in Adelaide on February 23, for a visit as part of her tour of Australia tour. Sutherland is on a seven-month deployment to the Indo-Pacific to strengthen defense ties, as well as promote stability and security through combined naval operations and

about 8 years ago
L3 joins BAE Systems for Australian Future Frigate bid
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L3 joins BAE Systems for Australian Future Frigate bid

US-based command and communication company L3 Technologies announced it is joining the BAE Systems Power and Propulsion Team by providing the integrated platform management system (IPMS) for BAE’s proposed Type 26 frigate design adapted for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) SEA5000 program. L3 was sel

about 8 years ago
Japan orders further SM-3 interceptor missiles from US
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Japan orders further SM-3 interceptor missiles from US

The US State Department has approved the sale of Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) anti-ballistic missiles to the the government of Japan, the US Defense Security Cooperation Agency announced on January 9. Japan’s order is worth an estimated $133.3 million and includes four Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) Block I

about 8 years ago
UGL, Babcock joint venture lands AU$200m Australian Navy contract
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UGL, Babcock joint venture lands AU$200m Australian Navy contract

The joint venture team composed of UK defense contractor Babcock and Australia’s UGL has been awarded a new five year agreement for the maintenance of Royal Australian Navy’s Anzac-class frigates. Under a contract worth around £115 million (AU$200 million), the Naval Ship Management (NSM) joint vent

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
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