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MOD announce £235 Million Submarine Nuclear Propulsion deal

MOD announce £235 Million Submarine Nuclear Propulsion deal

Maritime March 1, 2019

The Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has announced details of £235 million contract award to support nuclear propulsion systems and revealed the name of the third Dreadnought submarine. The multi-million-pound deal with Rolls-Royce Submarines Limited will sustain around 500 UK jobs and provide the support, advice and material required to ensure the ...

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