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BAE Systems Australia Limited

Destroyer Capability Enhancement Program - Hobart Class DDG - DCE PI EOI - Habitation Fabrication, Removal and Install

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The scope of work outlines the requirements for Habitation Fabrication, Removal and Install relating to the Maintenance and Upgrade scope within the DCE program. As part of the construction efforts supporting the DCE and DDG Sustainment initiatives, a variety of mark-up and scope familiarity will be carried out at the Fleet Base, Garden Island, Sydney, Australia, The Wharf, at the Osborne, Adelaide site as well as the Common User Facility (CUF) at the Osborne, Adelaide site. This will cover a variety of habitation fabrication, removal and installation activities that will be carried out alongside the wharf and on the Common User Facility (CUF) at the Osborne, Adelaide site. The subcontractor will work collaboratively with BAE Systems Maritime and other subcontractors to ensure compliance with operational requirements and safety standards. Download the attached scope doc for further details.

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About the Destroyer Capability Enhancement program:
The SEA4000 Phase 3 Air Warfare Destroyer (AWD) Project delivered three Hobart Class Destroyers (DDGs) and their Support System, with the last DDG commissioned in May 2020. In order to ensure the DDG capability can continue to operate within a dynamic maritime environment, the DDG platform will undergo a series of capability updates, upgrades and sustainment driven engineering changes. Collectively this is known as the Destroyer Capability Enhancement (DCE) and will occur over the next decade at the Osborne Naval Shipyard.


The Destroyer Capability Enhancement program forms part of the realisation of the Future Maritime Sustainment Model under Plan Galileo; released by the Department of Defence in 2019. The Maritime Sustainment Model is a fleet-wide, whole-of-life approach to sustainment to increase efficiency and minimise duplication across the Australian naval maritime domain.


The DCE program will be delivered at the Osborne Naval Shipyard in Osborne, South Australia. The three DDGs will be upgraded in series, commencing in mid-2025 with HMAS Hobart.


This presents opportunities for subcontractors across a range of capabilities including (but not limited to) electrical, outfit, support services, fabrication, insulation, mechanical, machining and platform maintenance.

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