The subcontract for the second piece of major equipment for the Royal Australian Navy Future Submarine Program has been signed between Naval Group and Schneider Electric France for the procurement of the Main Direct Current (DC) Switchboards.
With the Suffren now unveiled during a grand ceremony attended by French President Emmanuel Macron himself, Yannick Smaldore takes a closer look at the key features of this next generation SSN... as well as at some of its conventional off springs for export.
The first major equipment subcontract for the Future Submarine Program was signed today between Naval Group and MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH (MTU) for the design of the Diesel Generator Rectifier (DGR) for the Attack class submarine to turn mechanised energy into electricity.
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Naval Group has achieved another milestone in Australia's Future Submarine Program with the signing of the first phase of the Submarine Design Contract.
Naval Group Australia today signed a Framework Agreement with ASC identifying ways they can work together in a closer and more effective manner as participants in the Australian Sovereign Submarine Programs.
The Australian government signed the Attack-class submarine Strategic Partnering Agreement with France's Naval Group, a project worth over 31 billion Euros ($35 billion USD) and tying the two parties for the next 50 years.
