Tasmanian SME CBG Systems Wins $83M Contract for Hunter Class Frigates
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What happened
Hobart-based CBG Systems has secured an $83 million contract with BAE Systems Maritime Australia to supply specialized components for the Royal Australian Navy's Hunter class frigates. The contract requires CBG Systems to deliver and install fire, thermal, and acoustic insulation and linings into the first three anti-submarine warfare frigates. This work is crucial for the vessels' stealth and sound proofing capabilities in combat.
Why it matters
The contract is a significant undertaking for CBG Systems, a small business with over 40 years of experience in the maritime industry. The successful execution of this work contributes to the larger national endeavor of the Hunter Class Frigate Program, which is a major defense industry contract.
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Who's involved
- TasmaniaTasmanian SME securing the contract to supply specialized components
- Royal Australian NavyRecipient of the specialized components for the Hunter class frigates
- BAE Systems AustraliaPartnering with CBG Systems on the overall Hunter Class Frigate Program
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The entities involved
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Tasmania
state of Australia
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Royal Australian Navy
naval warfare branch of the Australian Defence Force