Australia and Naval Group Reach Settlement
The Australian Government has finalised negotiations with Naval Group to conclude the Attack class submarine program.
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French MoD Sets the Record Straight on Australian Submarine Affair
The spokesperson of the French Ministry of Defense (MoD), Hervé Grandjean, took to Twitter today to set the record straight on the "Australian submarine affair".
French Government, Naval Group React to Australia’s Decision to end Attack-class Submarine Program
Following yesterday’s announcement that the Australian Government will no longer be proceeding with the Attack ...
Attack Class Submarine : French President and Australian PM Confirm Strong Partnership
French president and Australian prime minister confirmed the strategic partnership the two nations share, and the importance of the Attack Class Submarine.
Australia and Naval Group ink agreement on Attack-class submarine program
Australia's Future Submarine Program has reached a major milestone with the conclusion of negotiations between the Department of Defence and Naval Group for the amendments to the Strategic Partnering Agreement.
Attack-class Program to enter System Functional Review on time, as planned
This story was updated with statements by Minister for Defence Linda Reynolds An op-ed published ...
Thales to Design Flank Array Sonar for Australia’s Attack-class Submarines
Australia's Department of Defence announced today that Lockheed Martin Australia signed a contract with Thales UK Ltd for the design of the outboard flank array for the Attack-class submarine.
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...
Attack-class Submarine Program Moving Forward
Naval Group and its Australian subsidiary Naval Group Australia task themselves with the construction project of building 12 new future Attack-class submarines to replace the Collins-class attack submarines currently in service.
Australian companies awarded subcontract for Future Submarine subsystems design work
Two Australian companies have signed subcontracts with Safran for the design of key subsystems aboard the future Attack-class submarines of the Royal Australian Navy.