Navantia Australia is exhibiting at PACIFIC 2019 – International Maritime Exposition at the International Convention Centre Sydney from 8 – 10 October 2019. Visit us at stand #1G2 to learn more about why we are your partner at sea.

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MADe digitises the Reliability, Safety and Maintainability analysis functions, and will ensure that Navantia can demonstrate that Seaworthiness goals are achieved at the lowest achievable cost of ownership.

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Navantia Australia was a Top 10 finalist for its support of ADF Reservists in New South Wales at the Defence Reserves Support Council annual Employer Support Awards held last night in Sydney.

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“As the designer, we are delighted to see the Hobart class design continue to evolve,” said Navantia Australia managing director Mr Alfonso Garcia-Valdes.

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NUSHIP Brisbane is the second of three destroyers being built and integrated by the AWD Alliance, comprised of the Department of Defence, Raytheon Australia and ASC Shipbuilding with support from Navantia Australia. In the coming months, NUSHIP Brisbane will sail from Adelaide to Sydney where she will be commissioned into service by the Royal Australian Navy (RAN).

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Major naval shipbuilding and sustainment company Navantia Australia has added its support to The Australian Sailor Monument national project, which will recognise the central role of sailors in the discovery, settlement, development and defence of Australia.

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Navantia SAGE Automation Group and Flinders University to develop IPMS Centre of Excellence.

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Mr Vilasanchez and Navantia Australia chairman Warren King signed a deed of transfer for the intellectual property. The transfer formalises Navantia S.A.’s designation of Navantia Australia as class manager for the Hobart Class in February 2018.

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“The Hobart class destroyers not only deliver revolutionary air defence capabilities against advanced aircraft and cruise missile threats, but these formidable warships are also providing the Navy with unsurpassed anti-submarine warfare capabilities. Sydney, together with her sister ships, HMAS Hobart and Brisbane, are true examples of Australian defence industry capability – designed for Australia and built by Australians.”

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The signing of this contract completes the membership of the DDG Enterprise. The DDG Enterprise has been formed to provide a capability enhancing, value for money proposition for the Commonwealth of Australia. As a member of the Enterprise, Navantia Australia will work together with BAE Systems, the prime DDG Sustainment Contractor, combat system integrator, Raytheon Australia, and ship repairer, Thales Australia.

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