Uncrewed Pacific 950

Our flexible, agile manufacturing capabilities mean we tailor our services to meet your individual requirements with ease, efficiency and affordability.

Our Test and Integration toolset supports design teams in the deployment of capability upgrades and the introduction of new platforms into service.

From individual crew training through to preparing for a full joint services command team exercise, and using MIMESIS, our high-fidelity maritime battlespace simulator, we accurately simulate multi-domain environments, the platforms and their systems to enable complex live, virtual training.

Through advanced capability analysis and experimentation, we enable customers to evaluate, test and assure novel concepts, weapons, sensors and doctrine in a safe high-fidelity environment.

Offering a fully integrated service through our professional services team, our experts provide end-to-end training needs analysis, course design, content creation and consultancy.

With an increasing requirement for configurable autonomous operations our Uncrewed Surface Vessel is designed specifically for uncrewed operations. A fully autonomous and integrated companion to current and future fleets it can fulfil the widest range of missions.

The Littoral Strike Craft (LSC) provides a fast insertion stealth capability, with the ability to operate in areas where traditional naval assets may be constrained.

Setting the standard for shipboard defense against small, fast, and agile surface threats.

The 5-inch (127-mm) 62-caliber Mk 45 Mod 4 Naval Gun system is in U.S. Navy service today, and is ready to significantly enhance Naval Surface Fire Support (NSFS) and overall mission performance.

With the growing requirement for a persistent long range strike capability, which can deliver amphibious forces that are fit to fight we need to be focussing on the future of our littoral operations.

Nautomate® is a high specification autonomous control system that integrates on surface and sub-surface vehicles.

Herne® is a modular, highly configurable Extra Large Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (XLAUV).

Total management and support of complex infrastructures worldwide

An innovative solution that hosts combat systems and can be used to trial and deploy new capabilities quickly.

BAE Systems has developed an advanced system upgrade for its Pacific 24 Mk IV sea boat that provides a versatile uncrewed capability.

BAE Systems has developed an advanced system upgrade for its Pacific range of sea boats that provides a versatile uncrewed capability.

We offer extensive pressure testing of product hardware, together with the maintenance, repair and calibration of pressure test equipment and vacuum and purge equipment.

Our highly skilled and multi-disciplined manufacturing workforce is equipped with the experience and capability to deliver customer support to the very highest standard.

The UK's newest nuclear submarine has successfully submerged for the first time at BAE Systems in Barrow, Cumbria.

His Majesty King Charles III has visited BAE Systems in Barrow-in-Furness to welcome the country's newest attack submarine into the Royal Navy.

The UK’s BAE Systems and Canadian company Cellula Robotics have signed a 10-year exclusive agreement to continue working together on Herne, a new autonomous submarine developed specifically for military use, and have announced that they expect to deliver a market ready craft for customers by the end of 2026.

A new report has outlined the growing positive impact that Cumbria’s position as the UK’s home of submarine building is having on the area.

BAE Systems has opened a new Leadership Academy in Barrow to deliver world-class educational facilities for designing and building Royal Navy submarines.

A cutting-edge new ship build hall transforming shipbuilding on the Clyde has officially opened at BAE Systems’ shipyard in Glasgow.

BAE Systems has officially opened a digital engineering hub in the West Midlands which will develop talent to support UK submarine building and provide 150 jobs in the local area.

HMS Glasgow, the first of eight Type 26 frigates being built by BAE Systems for the Royal Navy, has been officially named by Her Royal Highness The Princess of Wales at a ceremony in the city in which it was built and named after.

The keel of the first of the UK’s new Dreadnought submarines, the most powerful and technically advanced boats ever designed for the Royal Navy, has been laid at BAE Systems’ Barrow-in-Furness shipyard.

A contract has been signed between BAE Systems and Canada’s Irving Shipbuilding Inc. (ISI), marking the start of the next major phase on the River-class destroyer programme.

The Australian and UK Governments have announced a significant milestone between the Australian Submarine Agency (ASA) and industry partners that will support the delivery of the SSN AUKUS fleet of conventionally armed, nuclear-powered submarines for the Royal Australian Navy.

The Australian and UK Governments have announced a significant milestone between the Australian Submarine Agency (ASA) and industry partners that will support the delivery of the SSN AUKUS fleet of conventionally armed, nuclear-powered submarines for the Royal Australian Navy.

The vast new ship build hall that will transform shipbuilding in Glasgow has officially been named the Janet Harvey Hall, after one of the many women who took on industrial jobs when the country needed them most during the Second World War. 

The Royal Navy’s latest Astute Class submarine has been officially named at BAE Systems’ Submarines site in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria. Agamemnon - named after the ancient Greek king - is the sixth of seven Astute submarines being built by the Company. She is due to be launched later this year, ahead of being commissioned into the Royal Navy.

BAE Systems has received an $79 million contract from the U.S. Marine Corps to build and deliver production representative test vehicles (PRTVs) for the Amphibious Combat Vehicle Recovery (ACV-R) variant later this year.

The Australian Government has selected BAE Systems and ASC Pty Ltd to build Australia's new fleet of nuclear powered submarines in the latest significant development in the AUKUS trilateral security pact between the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia.

Malloy Aeronautics welcomed Minister for Defence Procurement, James Cartlidge and Commander of Strategic Command, General Sir Jim Hockenhull as they announced a new government strategy to support the development and deployment of uncrewed systems to the UK Armed Forces. 

BAE Systems delivered the first production representative test vehicle (PRTV) of the new Amphibious Combat Vehicle 30mm Cannon (ACV-30) variant to the U.S. Marine Corps for testing.