Hello, Guest!
  • Sunday, November 24, 2024

BAE Systems to Update Australian Navy’s Missile Decoys, Install Launch Systems


TYSONS CORNER, VA, Nov. 6, 2017 ” BAE Systems‘ Australian business will work to update the Nulka active missile decoy and install associated launch systems onboard the country’s Anzac frigates under an estimated $153.4 million contract, ExecutiveBiz reported Friday.

The company said Friday it will work with the local supply chain on the 20-year Nulka update program, which is part of efforts to build on the Australian navy’s anti-ship missile defense capability.

About Executive Mosaic: Founded in 2002, Executive Mosaic is a leadership organization and media company. Executive Mosaic offers highly coveted executive events, breaking business news on the Government Contracting industry, and delivers robust and reliable content through seven influential websites and four consequential E-newswires. Headquarters are located in Tysons Corner, VA. www.executivemosaic.com

Contact:
David Smith
(703) 226-7002
[email protected]

Video of the Day

Related Articles

State Department OKs Australian Request for Tomahawk Weapon System Support Acquisition & Procurement

State Department OKs Australian Request for Tomahawk Weapon System Support

The State Department has approved a potential foreign military sale to the government of Australia involving services and equipment in support of the Tomahawk weapon system. The possible transaction, worth approximately $250 million, covers engineering, material and program support; the management of technical data; and general weapon support services.

State Department Approves Proposed $2B Training Contract for AUKUS Personnel News

State Department Approves Proposed $2B Training Contract for AUKUS Personnel

The Department of State approved a proposed $2 billion sale of devices, equipment and other services to support a training program under the Australia-United Kingdom-United States, or AUKUS, trilateral security alliance for the Indo-Pacific region. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency announced Friday that the foreign military sale to the Australian government will be fulfilled by

State Department Clears Potential $975M HIMARS Launcher Sale to Australia News

State Department Clears Potential $975M HIMARS Launcher Sale to Australia

The State Department has approved Australia’s request to procure up to 22 M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System launchers and related equipment from the U.S. government under a potential $975 million foreign military sale agreement. The proposed FMS transaction includes unitary and alternative warhead missile pods for the Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System and its