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The hall is a key element of BAE Systems’ modernization and digitization of its shipbuilding facilities in Govan and Scotstoun.
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“With construction of the facility already underway and practical completion expected in the spring of 2025, the new shipbuilding hall is set to become a landmark building in the city, where the anti-war frigates latest Type 26 submarines being built for the Royal. Navy,” said T&T.
Alongside a range of infrastructure and automation improvements, the company is introducing digital technology such as tablets and kiosk screens on the shop floor to streamline processes.
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Once complete, the 170 meter long and 80 meter wide structure will provide the space and services for BAE Systems to build two frigates, side by side, and will help enable efficient shipbuilding and safe for decades to come with future work. unaffected by inclement weather.
The NEC will see the Scottish consultancy firm’s infrastructure team provide cost control and project management services for the construction of the new shipbuilding hall.
Steven Jackson, director of infrastructure for T&T, Scotland, said: “BAE Systems’ investment in the long-term future of its facilities at Govan and Scotstoun will transform and improve shipbuilding in Glasgow. Our UK-wide expertise in the defense sector and in delivering major projects will play a key role in the development of this new facility.”
