Senior representatives from Australian SME, Chillflow Solutions Australia (Chillflow) recently met with European air conditioning and refrigeration specialist, Frizonia, in Spain to discuss transfer of technology arrangements for support of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN).

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Navantia Australia has launched its For the WIN (Women in Navantia) network. For the WIN is Navantia Australia’s internal, female-led community, created to help connect and support its female staff across teams and across the business.

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Navantia Australia has awarded Sydney based company, Halliday Engineering, a contract for manufacturing the replacement bow ramps for the Canberra class Amphibious Assault ship (LHD) Landing Craft (LLC).

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Navantia Australia’s naval engineers, together with members of its recently formed Technical Partner Network (TPN) have released the first set of Ship Alterations (ShipAlt) drawings for the Hobart Class Guided Missile Destroyers’ (DDG) SEA4000 Phase 6 Capability Upgrade.

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HMAS Sydney, one Australia’s most capable warships, recently demonstrated the first successful firing of a Kongsberg Naval Strike Missile (NSM) from a Hobart class Guided Missile Destroyer (DDG), during the recent Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) joint exercise with allied navies.

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HMS UNAYZAH (C550) the fifth corvette was commissioned on Thursday, 7 March 2024 in Jeddah, for the Royal Saudi Naval Forces.

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People who have had a career break face an uphill battle when trying to return to work, with a range of challenges from lack of self-confidence to recruiter bias against people with a gap on their CV. Through a new partnership with STEM Returners Australia, Navantia Australia is offering opportunities for engineers who want to return to the profession.

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Navantia Australia is establishing a Technology Network Partners to provide sustainable opportunities for the companies to collaborate in delivering engineering design activities under the next phase of Plan Galileo implementation. The initial TPN cohort includes 14 companies – Australian Maritime Technologies, Atlantic & Penisula, Beca, BMT, The Design Technology Co, ESI-ALPHATEC, Ghenova Group, HI Fraser, L3Harris, MARENAV, Rubicon Associates, SAGE Group, Taylor Bros, and Thales Above Water Systems.

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A sovereign capability partnership that impacts the maritime industry.

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Navantia Australia, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) and the Australian Maritime College (AMC) - University of Tasmania (UTAS), are partnering to fund PhD scholarships to explore, assess and facilitate the development of solutions for engineering challenges and through life-support and future capabilities for the Australian Navy.

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