Babcock increases support on UK’s Dreadnought programme
Babcock has been awarded two further contracts for work on the UK’s new Dreadnought Class submarine worth a combined GBP 120 million.
Babcock has been awarded two further contracts for work on the UK’s new Dreadnought Class submarine worth a combined GBP 120 million.
Some 36 companies representing large, medium and small businesses specialized in the underwater technology domain, most of which are […]
Babcock has signed a four-year GBP 750 million contract with the UK Ministry of Defence’s (MOD) Submarine Delivery Agency (SDA).
The Israeli Navy's German-built, very advanced Dolphin-class submarines are part of the Israeli network of systems aimed at foiling any attempts by Iran to take a greater part in the ongoing war.
The S-81 submarine Isaac Peral has successfully overcome the last safety milestone with navigation at the maximum operational depth, before its commissioning to the Spanish Navy.
Thales in the UK has awarded Marshall Slingsby Advanced Composites a contract to develop and produce next-generation composite optronic mast fairings for submarines.
Babcock has signed a five-year contract with the UK Ministry of Defence to provide input into the detailed design for the new ‘Ship Submersible Nuclear AUKUS‘ (SSN-A) submarines.
The Ministry of Defence has awarded GBP 3.95 billion of funding to BAE Systems for the next phase of the UK's next-generation nuclear-powered attack submarine programme.
Navantia has successfully completed the factory acceptance tests of the AIP BEST (Bio-Ethanol Stealth Technology) system for the S-80 submarines.
The British Submarine Delivery Agency announced that, in collaboration with Babcock International, a significant milestone had been achieved in the dismantling process of nuclear-powered submarines.
Another state-of-the art submarine ordered by the Israeli Navy is in a very advanced stage of construction in the thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (tkMS) shipyard in Kiel, Germany.
The Dutch Ministry of Defence has revealed that it received three offers for a new submarines programme for the Koninklijke Marine (Royal Netherlands Navy).
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