Babcock International, the Aerospace and Defence Company, has secured a seven-year contract worth around £50 million with the Ministry of Defence for the repair and maintenance of Sea Water Systems on HM Ships and Submarines. The arrangement leads on from Babcock’s previous programmes, and will operate from Devonport Royal Dockyard in ...
The Royal Navy are developing a new Multi Role Ocean Surveillance ship (MROSS) to protect our nation against hostile actors and grow our understanding of maritime threats. The ship, which will come into service by 2024, will be a surface vessel, with a crew of around 15 people who will conduct ...
Raytheon Intelligence & Space will continue operating and maintaining the US government’s Relocatable Over-the-Horizon Radar (ROTHR) system under a $146 million, five-year contract. Originally developed to track long-range targets for aircraft and ships, ROTHR is now the primary detection system for border security and drug smuggling interdiction for the Joint Interagency ...
The French Navy has selected the SonoFlash new-generation sonobuoy from Thales. Thales developed the SonoFlash buoy, a new-generation sonobuoy with an unequalled performance-to-mass ratio that builds on decades of expertise in sonars and acoustic sensors to offer an ambitious new solution. Its innovative design and advanced technology include a number of key ...
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