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UK announces contenders for Fleet Solid Support ship construction
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UK announces contenders for Fleet Solid Support ship construction

The UK defense minister has announced the five contenders shortlisted to compete for the contract to build Fleet Solid Support ships for the Royal Fleet Auxiliary. As outlined by Stuart Andrew, a British consortium of Babcock, BAE Systems, Cammell Laird and Rolls-Royce will be pitted against Italy’s

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
Rolls-Royce to deliver MTU Series 4000 gensets for Type 45 propulsion overhaul
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Rolls-Royce to deliver MTU Series 4000 gensets for Type 45 propulsion overhaul

Rolls-Royce has been contracted to supply 18 of its MTU Series 4000 diesel generator sets which will be used to improve the reliability of Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer. The contract was awarded by BAE Systems who is the main contractor on the Power Improvement Project (PIP) which is being undertak

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
BAE Systems investing into AR/AI for future combat systems
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BAE Systems investing into AR/AI for future combat systems

UK defense company BAE Systems announced it is investing £20 million into the development of augmented reality and artificial intelligence which will improve the capability of future combat systems. As explained by the company, the innovations will help naval personnel improve their decision making

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 7 years ago
US Coast Guard to commission 1st California-based fast response cutter in San Pedro
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US Coast Guard to commission 1st California-based fast response cutter in San Pedro

The US Coast Guard is scheduled to commission today the first California-based 154-foot fast response cutter at Catalina Express Terminal in San Pedro. The Forrest Rednour (WPC-1129) is the first of four Sentinel-Class fast response cutters (FRC) to be homeported at Base Los Angeles-Long Beach. In J

about 7 years ago
US Coast Guard’s 30th fast response cutter arrives at California homeport
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US Coast Guard’s 30th fast response cutter arrives at California homeport

The US Coast Guard’s Los Angeles-Long Beach base is welcoming the second California based 154-foot fast response cutter in San Pedro, on Wednesday, October 31. US Coast Guard Cutter Robert Ward is the second California-based Sentinel-class FRC and the 30th ship in its class. It was delivered to the

about 7 years ago
Type 26 frigates to feature SCANTER radars
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Type 26 frigates to feature SCANTER radars

The Royal Navy’s new Type 26 frigates will be fitted with Terma’s SCANTER radars and Raytheon Anschütz naval radar software whose joint solution recently obtained the International Maritime Organization certificate. The Terma-Raytheon solution will help save space, cost, and training efforts because

about 7 years ago
Babcock lands Royal Navy aircraft carrier training contract extension
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Babcock lands Royal Navy aircraft carrier training contract extension

Engineering services company Babcock International announced on Wednesday that its Marine Training business signed a 36-month contract extension with the Royal Navy. The company also noted that the maritime training business is expanding to a new facility in Hampshire. The recently awarded Future Tr

about 7 years ago
Canada picks BAE’s Type 26 frigate for its Canadian Surface Combatants
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Canada picks BAE’s Type 26 frigate for its Canadian Surface Combatants

The Canadian government and Irving Shipbuilding Inc. have selected the BAE Systems’ Type 26 frigate design for the Royal Canadian Navy’s future Canadian Surface Combatants. In an announcement on Friday, the government said it would now enter a “due diligence process” with Lockheed Martin Canada Inc.

about 7 years ago
BAE Systems launches fourth River-class OPV Tamar
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BAE Systems launches fourth River-class OPV Tamar

BAE Systems has launched HMS Tamar – the fourth of five Batch 2 River-class offshore patrol vessels – lowering it into the water at its Govan yard. Tamar was then towed three kilometers downstream to the firm’s Scotstoun facility, where fitting out takes place. There she joins the third ship in the

about 7 years ago
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