ASC and HIFraser extend six-year contract for Collins-class submarine program
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What happened
ASC and HIFraser have signed a new six-year contract, valued at nearly $40 million, to support the Collins-class submarine program. HIFraser will continue delivering high- and low-pressure valves and on-board maintenance services. This agreement extends the partnership between the two companies beyond 40 years.
Why it matters
The contract reinforces Australia's commitment to maintaining sovereign submarine capability. The agreement relies on trusted Australian suppliers to sustain the operational readiness of the Collins-class submarine fleet.
Australian industry is cooperating with Asa and US partners, competing for contracts to supply defense and shipbuilding needs.
Who's involved
- ASCAustralian submarine company securing the contract for fleet sustainment
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