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Home» News»Navantia Submits Bid for the Hellenic Navy’s New Frigate Program
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Navantia Submits Bid for the Hellenic Navy’s New Frigate Program

Navantia, a leading Spanish shipbuilder, presented its multi-billion euro bid for the frigate needs of the Hellenic Navy last Friday 21st of May. The proposal combines a strong technical product suite based on its most recent naval vessel innovations with a commitment to maximize construction and launching on Greek soil with Greek industry collaboration, while minimizing risk.

Martin Manaranche 01 Jun 2021

On June 9th, the Spanish shipbuilder will launch an Industry Day portal to engage local industrial players

Navantia press release

Navantia has committed to the delivery of 4 new frigates for the Hellenic Navy fleet and the modernization of the Hydra Class within the highly demanding Hellenic Navy schedule. The new frigates include their latest smart frigate design, the F-110, set to become the backbone of the Spanish Navy. The F-110 embeds cutting-edge naval technologies along with its innovative production and operation capabilities. These innovations include full interoperability with European and US systems, latest-generation weapons and the use of a “digital twin” that allows operational simulation and evaluation.

Artist rendering of F-110 frigate for Hellenic Navy. Navantia picture.

Navantia will partner with the Greek shipbuilding industry and will boost the ecosystem of technology developers, engineering companies, industrial process contractors and equipment and materials suppliers in Greece. As a core part of the program, the Spanish shipbuilder presented an ambitious technology and capabilities transfer (ToT) plan to revitalize Greek shipbuilding capability. The ToT plan not only involves industrial relationships, but also building collaborations with universities and centers of excellence for innovation and workforce development.

This plan is backed by the firm’s broad experience in developing capabilities for partner countries including Australia, Norway, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Navantia also plans to drive the necessary investment to redevelop Greek shipyard assets, helping to create a sustainable source of employment and economic growth for Greece.

To strengthen its ties with Greek industry, Navantia is launching an Industry Day web portal on the 9th of June to engage with the Greek shipbuilding and industrial ecosystem, onboarding local companies of all types and sizes. Its goals are presenting the program objectives, offering the opportunity for Greek companies to meet one-to-one with Navantia and signing agreements for collaboration.

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Naval News previously interviewed Navantia about their proposal, check out our article here:

Spain’s Navantia Proposing Two New Frigate Designs to the Hellenic Navy

F-110 Frigate Hellenic Navy Navantia 2021-06-01
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