RAN plans new AOR ships

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The Royal Australian Navy (RAN) is implementing the Sea 1654 maritime Operations Support Capability project which will replace its auxiliary oiler and auxiliary oiler replenishment (AOR) ships. The project will refine the capability requirements for the new ships and identify appropriate solutions to those requirements. It is expected that two or three multiple AORs will be acquired to support RAN task forces and operations at varying distances from the Australian mainland.

International politics, Deep Sea Freight Transportation, Oil Tankers

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States tussle for Australian ship contracts

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Three Australian state governments are supporting bids by local shipbuilders for constructing the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) warships, where the contracts are valued at more than 7.5 billion Australian dollars. Air Warfare Destroyers (AWD) and Tenix Defense have recruited their respective state governments to lobby the Department of Defense and Defense Material Organization (DMO) to secure the prime shipbuilding contracts.

Contracts & orders received, Water Transportation, Contracts & orders let, Water Transportation Services, Support Activities for Water Transportation, Contracts, Design and construction, Contract agreement, Shipping industry, Naval vessels, Warships, Australia. Royal Australian Navy

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