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Around 1,000 new workers will need to be recruited at two UK shipyards in order to fulfill the build for the Fleet Solid Support programme.

Once the repairs conclude, the 72,000-ton ship will return to base in Portsmouth to undergo planned maintenance and “re-join operations” in fall 2023, a UK defense committee heard.

Around 1,000 new workers will need to be recruited at two UK shipyards in order to fulfill the build for the Fleet Solid Support programme.

Team Resolute, a consortium made up of BMT, Harland & Wolff and Navantia UK, has been awarded £1.6bn to deliver three Fleet Solid Support ships for the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA).

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has awarded a GBP1.6 billion (USD1.97 billion) contract to Navantia UK, leading the Spanish/UK industry consortium Team Resolute, for the manufacturing phase of the UK's new Fleet Solid Support (FSS) ships. T...

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has purchased a second-hand commercial offshore patrol vessel from P&O Maritime Logistics' subsidiary Topaz Energy and Marine for conversion into a specialist ship dedicated to protecting the country's critic...

Shipbuilder Consortium Wins £1.6bn Royal Navy Contract

A £1.6bn contract to manufacture the vessels providing munitions, stores and provisions to Royal Navy ships has been confirmed, with the project set to create 900 shipyard jobs in Belfast.

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has awarded a £1.6bn contract to a British-led consortium for the construction of future Fleet Solid Support (FSS) vessels.

British-led Team Resolute, comprising BMT, Harland & Wolff and Navantia UK, has signed a contract with the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) to build three support ships for the Royal Navy.