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Work progresses on first Royal Navy Type 26 frigate
Shipbuilding

Work progresses on first Royal Navy Type 26 frigate

Future HMS Glasgow, the first of the new class of Royal Navy Type 26 frigates, is beginning to resemble a ship as her manufacturing progresses on the Clyde. The new City-class ships will be the successor to the Duke-class Type 23 frigates currently in service. She’ll comprise more than 60 blocks in

about 7 years ago
Bomb scare on Royal Navy nuclear submarine yard a hoax
Shipbuilding

Bomb scare on Royal Navy nuclear submarine yard a hoax

The BAE Systems’ Barrow-in-Furness shipyard was evacuated on April 10 after a bomb was reported to have been found on one of the Royal Navy nuclear submarines under construction at the yard. An estimated 1,700 staff are believed to have been evacuated in the process. “Following an extensive sweep of

about 7 years ago
Thales establishing UK office to develop Tacticos for Type 31 frigates
Shipbuilding

Thales establishing UK office to develop Tacticos for Type 31 frigates

France-based defense contractor Thales is opening a UK office for work on the Royal Navy’s future Type 31 frigate program. The company said it would be joining the Babcock-led team which is proposing the Arrowhead design for the new class of general-purpose frigates for the Royal Navy. Should the Ar

about 7 years ago
Final decision on German Navy’s 10,000-ton MKS180 facing delays again
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Final decision on German Navy’s 10,000-ton MKS180 facing delays again

The decision on the preferred contractor for the construction of the German Navy’s new MKS 180 surface combatants could be delayed once more, minister president of the northern German state of Schleswig-Holstein has indicated. Speaking to the German Press Agency DPA in Paris, Daniel Günther said a d

about 7 years ago
Fourth Royal Navy OPV named in Glasgow ceremony
Shipbuilding

Fourth Royal Navy OPV named in Glasgow ceremony

The Royal Navy held an official naming ceremony for HMS Tamar, the fourth of overall five new Batch 2 River-class offshore patrol vessels being built. The OPV naming ceremony took place in the shipyard in Glasgow where she and her sisters were built. The 90-meter ship is equipped with a 30mm cannon

about 7 years ago
UK starts integration of Meteor, SPEAR missiles on F-35B fighter jets
Shipbuilding

UK starts integration of Meteor, SPEAR missiles on F-35B fighter jets

UK defense contractor BAE Systems announced it has started work on the integration of Meteor air-to-air and SPEAR surface attack missiles on to the UK’s fleet of F-35B fighter jets. As explained by the company, it has received an initial funding award from Lockheed Martin, the prime contractor on th

about 7 years ago
Spain mulling purchase of US assault amphibious vehicles
Shipbuilding

Spain mulling purchase of US assault amphibious vehicles

Spain could buy BAE Systems-built assault amphibious vehicles(AAV) following a US State Department approval for the possible sale of 11 AAVs to the European country. As outlined in the approval, announced on March 15, Spain is looking to buy 11 AAVs in three different configurations under a deal tha

about 7 years ago
Second River-class OPV Medway handed over to Royal Navy
Shipbuilding

Second River-class OPV Medway handed over to Royal Navy

The White Ensign was raised for the first time on the second of five Batch 2 River-class offshore patrol vessels, HMS Medway, as BAE Systems handed the ship over to the Royal Navy. Medway was handed over as the crew of lead ship HMS Forth are in the final stages to resume trials and training, [&hell

about 7 years ago
Rolls-Royce gets Royal Navy submarine propulsion upkeep contract
Shipbuilding

Rolls-Royce gets Royal Navy submarine propulsion upkeep contract

The UK defense ministry has awarded Rolls-Royce Submarines Limited a £235 million (US$309 m) contract to support nuclear propulsion systems on board the current fleet of Trafalgar, Vanguard and Astute class submarines until 2022. The deal will see the company provide the support, advice and material

about 7 years ago
Ultra Electronics to lead Canadian Surface Combatant underwater systems integration
Shipbuilding

Ultra Electronics to lead Canadian Surface Combatant underwater systems integration

Ultra Electronics is part of the winning Canadian Surface Combatant team.

about 7 years ago
Australia picks Raytheon for Aegis integration on Hunter-class frigates
Shipbuilding

Australia picks Raytheon for Aegis integration on Hunter-class frigates

The Australian defense ministry has selected Raytheon Australia to act as the country’s Aegis systems integration agent. Defense minister Christopher Pyne announced that the ministry issued a limited request for tender to Raytheon to establish a deed of standing offer under which Raytheon Australia

about 7 years ago
BAE Systems gets $114.5M for USS Bulkeley modernization
Shipbuilding

BAE Systems gets $114.5M for USS Bulkeley modernization

The US Naval Sea Systems Command has awarded BAE Systems a $114.5 million contract for the maintenance and modernization of guided-missile destroyer USS Bulkeley (DDG 84) at its Norfolk shipyard. The value of the competitively awarded contract could reach $136.2 million if all options are exercised.

about 7 years ago
Canadian Surface Combatant contract officially awarded to Type 26 team
Shipbuilding

Canadian Surface Combatant contract officially awarded to Type 26 team

The Canadian government has officially signed a contract with Irving Shipbuilding and the BAE Systems-Lockheed Martin team for the construction of Canada’s future surface combatants. The contract was signed on February 7 after the BAE Systems’ Type 26 Global Combat Ship design was selected in Octobe

about 7 years ago
Babcock nets Royal Navy ship data handling contract
Shipbuilding

Babcock nets Royal Navy ship data handling contract

The UK defense ministry has awarded defense contractor Babcock International a configuration management contract for the Royal Navy (RN) and the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) surface ship fleet. Supported by Allan Webb Ltd, who will provide specialist data interrogation skills, Babcock will assume res

about 7 years ago
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