A specialist mine-hunting ship has formally become a Royal Navy warship as it prepares for front-line operations aimed at protecting UK waters from underwater threats.
Indian shipbuilder Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE) has launched the eighth and last ship in a series of anti-submarine warfare shallow water crafts (ASW SWCs), which it is building for the Indian Navy.
The Royal New Zealand Navy’s (RNZN) multi-role vessel, HMNZS Canterbury, has sailed into Suva, carrying uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) – the Bluebottles Tahi and Rua, as part of Operation Calypso, a joint maritime security effort with the Republic of Fiji Navy.
INS Nistar, the first indigenously designed and constructed diving support vessel (DSV), has been commissioned into the Indian Navy.
The second of five Type 31 frigates under construction for the Royal Navy, HMS Active, has reached another key stage in its build journey at Babcock International Group.
Scientific Systems has unveiled a new vehicle for expeditionary naval over-the-horizon missions (VENOM), a small unmanned surface vehicle (sUSV.)
The Indian Navy is all set to commission the first of the class diving support vessel (DSV) Nistar at Naval Dockyard, Visakhapatnam.
US Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has announced the partial termination of a “wasteful shipbuilding contract” that was awarded to Florida-based shipbuilder Eastern Shipbuilding Group (ESG) for US Coast Guard vessels.
Saronic Technologies and Vigor Marine have formed a strategic partnership focused on rapidly advancing the delivery of autonomous maritime capabilities and strengthening operational support for defense and commercial use.
Austal USA delivered USS Pierre (LCS 38) to the US Navy, the 19th Independence-variant littoral combat ship (LCS) delivered by the company, and the last of the Independence-variants to be delivered.
Spanish shipbuilding major Navantia has held a keel-laying ceremony for the first in a series of three new Avante 2200 corvettes to be built for the Royal Saudi Navy (RSN).
The Hunter-class Frigate Program has hit a milestone after the first two machinery units for the first ship were consolidated under the construction phase of the program.
The US Navy has awarded Textron Systems a $353.9 million contract modification to build three additional ship-to-shore connector (SSC) landing craft air cushion 100-class (LCAC 100) vessels.
U212 NFS Program Manager Decio Trinca and Dario Oliveri, Fincantieri Vice President Italy Naval Project Development, have signed an amendment no. 7 to the U212 NFS contract
