Britain’s critical subsea infrastructure is set to be strengthened as the first of two future undersea surveillance ships today arrived into Birkenhead. Once operational, the ship will be dedicated to safeguarding seabed telecommunications cables and oil and gas pipelines. The 98-metre-long, adaptable offshore patrol vessel – the length of Big Ben ...
Thales has signed a service contract with OCCAR (Organisation for Joint Armament Co-operation) on behalf of the French, Italian and UK Navies. The contract, which covers a period of three years, with an optional additional two years, was signed on behalf of the three nations by OCCAR (Organisation for Joint Armament ...
BAE Systems has received a $119.2 million contract from the US Navy to perform major modernisation work aboard the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Lassen (DDG 82). The value of the competitively-awarded contract could reach $137.9 million if all options are exercised. BAE Systems Jacksonville Ship Repair will dry-dock the ship for seven ...
The Royal Navy has selected Envitia to deliver its Enterprise Architecture Capability in a two-year contract worth up to £4 million. This capability sits at the heart of the Royal Navy’s Digital & Data Plan which sets out how the Navy will become data-driven in everything it does from Strategic Headquarters ...
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