AUSTRALIA · TENDER
CAT C - Stern Tubes (PP0397)
The BAE Systems Hunter Class Frigate Program is a major naval shipbuilding initiative aimed at delivering nine advanced anti-submarine warfare frigates for the Royal Australian Navy. BAE Systems Maritime Australia is currently seeking suppliers for specific components, including the manufacture of Stern Tubes, which are required to be welded into the hull st…
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Key facts
- Buyer
- BAE SYSTEMS AUSTRALIA LIMITED
- Buyer address
- Osborne, SA
- Status
- Closed
- Opened
- 06 Jul 2020
- Closed
- 14 Aug 2020
- Categories
- Defence, Manufacturing, Shipbuilding, Welding, Engineering
Summary and scope
Since being selected as the preferred tenderer and signing the Head Contract in December 2018, BAE Systems Maritime Australia has made good progress in achieving milestones on the program. BAE Systems Maritime Australia has accepted the brand-new Osborne Naval Shipyard, refined its processes and systems through prototyping work, and has commenced construction of the first schedule protection block, which will be used - along with three other blocks - in the first Hunter class frigates. Growing Australian industry Through the Hunter program, BAE Systems Maritime Australia is committed to maximising opportunities for Australian industry. Local companies are progressively being engaged to support the manufacture of the first batch of three Hunter class frigates. BAE Systems Maritime Australia has placed more than 80 contracts with Australian suppliers, with more than 30 placed for Batch 1. More than 1,800 Australian businesses, representing every Australian state and territory, have registered their interest in working on the Hunter program through the Industry Capability Network.
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