Tag: Collins class submarine
Australian gov’t collaborates with industry to secure Collins class submarine
The Australian Government has reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining a strong and adaptable submarine capability by launching an independent assurance activity to guide the life-of-type extension of the Collins class submarine fleet.
ASC secures submarine services contract from Saab
ASC has been contracted by defence and security company Saab to provide a range of design and engineering services for the A26 submarine program, two...
Ai Group Defence Council: Australian defence industry ready to take on Naval Shipbuilding Plan...
The Ai Group Defence Council is convinced that the Australian industry has both the capability and the capacity to meet the Naval Shipbuilding Plan...
Thales Australia wins $100m contract to upgrade Australia’s Collins class submarine sonar systems
Thales Australia has been awarded a $100 million pre-production contract to design a major sonar system upgrade for Collins class submarines.
In announcing the contract...
ASC to be split into three Government-owned companies
The Federal Government has announced that it will split Adelaide-based shipbuilder ASC into three individual, Government-owned companies.
According to the statement, the formal separation of...
ASC upgrades ‘virtual shipyard’ in preparation for work on Australia’s Future Submarine project
Australian submarine builder ASC will upgrade its Dassault Systèmes ENOVIA application to the 3DEXPERIENCE platform - a virtual design, functional mock up, collaboration, Product...
ASC welcomes release of Defence White Paper
Australian shipbuilder ASC has welcomed the release of the Government’s Defence White Paper which revealed plans for a larger fleet of future warships and...
ASC celebrates 30th birthday
It’s been thirty years since Kockums, designer of the Collins class submarine, teamed up with Chicago Bridge & Iron, Wormald International and the Australian...
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