Click here - to select or create a menu

Naval News

Synqor Astute – Naval Power Webinar Registration
  • News
  • Event News
    • Euronaval 2020
    • SNA 2020
    • MADEX 2019
    • PACIFIC 2019
  • Videos
  • Advertising
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
You are at :Home»News»Australian industry to benefit from $900 million Attack-class work packages
Attack-class submarine RAN Australia Naval Group
Artist impression of the future Attack-class submarines of the Royal Australian Navy. Naval Group image.

Australian industry to benefit from $900 million Attack-class work packages

The Australian Government and Naval Group last week launched a new campaign seeking Expression of Interest (EOI) from Australian industry to become Australian Capability Partners for the manufacture of 23 major items of equipment for the Attack-class submarine program.

Xavier Vavasseur 21 Oct 2020

This work has been assessed by Naval Group as being worth up to $900 million across the 12 Attack-class submarine fleet.

Minister for Defence, Senator the Hon Linda Reynolds CSC said

“This commitment by Naval Group demonstrates the significant benefits to Australian industry that will flow from the Attack Class Submarine Program.

“As we approach the preliminary design in January 2021, this is a critical phase of the program where we are in the process of designing and selecting more than a million submarine parts that need to work perfectly together.

“The skills and knowledge to manufacture this equipment and others will progressively be transferred to Australian industry as work packages are released to industry as part of the Government’s sovereignty objectives.

Jean-Michel Billig, Naval Group Executive Vice-president Australian Future Submarine, said that this significant package of work demonstrated Naval Group’s real action to maximise Australian capability and involvement as well as benefit local manufacturing and jobs.

Jean-Michel Billig said

“Ever since Naval Group has been chosen as strategic partner for the Attack-class submarine program, we have had a strong focus on ensuring that significant benefits are delivered to Australians and local industry through the 50-year program,”

Minister Reynolds and Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment Simon Birmingham, the same day also opened Naval Group Australia’s new office. Naval Group’s new Port Adelaide base has been officially opened as the gear up for the move to the Attack-class submarine construction yard gathers momentum.

Naval Group Australia has embarked on an aggressive recruiting campaign with the workforce expected to increase to over 1,700 direct jobs in 2028 with many more indirect jobs being created through the life of the program.

The new office space will be able to host up to 350 employees and provide access to local amenities including a creche, gym, cafes, shopping centre and other local businesses.

Attack-class Australia Naval Group Royal Australian Navy 2020-10-21
Xavier Vavasseur
Tags Attack-class Australia Naval Group Royal Australian Navy
Facebook Twitter Stumble linkedin Pinterest More

Authors

Posted by : Xavier Vavasseur
Xavier is based in Paris, France. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Management Information Systems and a Master of Business Administration from Florida Institute of Technology (FIT). Xavier has been covering naval defense topics for nearly a decade.

Related Articles

Naval Group Solutions for Naval Aviation at FAMEX 2019 in Mexico

Naval Group Solutions for Naval Aviation at FAMEX 2019 in Mexico

Naval News Staff 25 Apr 2019
Naval Group participates for the first time to FAMEX 2019 in Mexico to present its solutions for naval aviation.
Australian DST Group selects Sonardyne’s BlueComm underwater communications

Australian DST Group selects Sonardyne’s BlueComm underwater communications

Martin Manaranche 10 Jun 2020
Australia's Defence Science and Technology Group (DST) has acquired a BlueComm undersea communications system from Sonardyne International Ltd. as part of its ongoing program in maritime autonomous systems (MAS).
Australia Starts Tender to Upgrade Hobart-class Destroyers Combat Management System

Australia Starts Tender to Upgrade Hobart-class Destroyers Combat Management System

Xavier Vavasseur 26 Oct 2020
The Australian Department of Defence started the tender process to upgrade the combat management system...

Recent posts

IAI’s ELTA & HENSOLDT to Collaborate on Submarine Communications and Surveillance Systems
Euronaval 2020

IAI’s ELTA & HENSOLDT to Collaborate on Submarine Communications and Surveillance Systems

27 Oct 2020
Euronaval Online: Exhibition Report
Euronaval 2020

Euronaval Online: Exhibition Report

27 Oct 2020

Advertisement

Legal / Privacy Policy
About Us
Contact Us

© Naval News 2019 - 2020
All Rights Reserved
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.Ok