Tag: Future Submarine program
Naval Group seeks Australian companies to manufacture and supply Future Submarine equipment
Naval Group has released expressions of interest (EOIs) and requests for information (RFIs) for the Future Submarine Program’s major equipment and common technologies as...
New virtual shipyard development program to prepare SA SMEs for upcoming defence shipbuilding projects
The SA State Government has teamed up with French software giant Dassault Systèmes, the AMGC and Australian business IT specialist ASG to launch a...
Future subs builder signs landmark agreement with Australian unions
Naval Group Australia – a subsidiary of Naval Group – has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Australian unions that outlines the partnership...
126 Australian businesses confirmed ‘eligible’ to bid for Future Submarine tenders
126 Australian businesses have been cleared to compete for work on the $50 billion Future Submarine Program, Defence Industry Minister Christopher Pyne has announced.
Making...
Australia releases its first Naval Shipbuilding Plan
The Australian Government has released the highly anticipated Naval Shipbuilding Plan, outlining the nation’s largest ever programme of naval shipbuilding and sustainment.
Defence Minister Marise...
DCNS selects Keswick as site for its Australian HQ
French shipbuilder DCNS has established its Australian headquarters in Keswick as it prepares to commence work on South Australia’s $50 billion Future Submarine Program.
The...
SA companies set to compete for lucrative subs work
DCNS, the Australian Government’s preferred international partner for the design of 12 Future Submarines, is holding a high level Future Submarine Industry Briefing at...
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...
Federal Government must rule out hybrid or overseas build of Australia’s new submarine fleet,...
Minister for Defence Industries Martin Hamilton-Smith has called for the Federal Government to rule out a hybrid or overseas build of the nation’s next...
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