For SEA 5000 BAE Systems will transfer to Australia $1.5b worth of IP and technical data. This is just one part of our commitment to developing a sovereign continuous naval shipbuilding industry Australia can be proud of.
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The GCS design is more mature than any previous UK ship at this point in its build since the design is fully digital, and has made extensive use of 3D visualisation, prototyping and new manufacturing techniques.
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Bow to Stern (BTS) digital design has been used to identify build risks at all stages from steel cutting to final installation of sensitive electronics, adjusting designs in real-time to remove or reduce build risks.
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BAE Systems hosted a trade mission in Glasgow for Australian companies wanting to grow their businesses through participation in global defence programs and defence exports.
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The ultra-quiet MT30 engines will be major components of the Global Combat Ship – Australia.
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SEA 5000 provides the Commonwealth the opportunity to partner with the UK on newest ASW capabilities and get the most advanced, most capable, globally deployable warship design in the world.
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