BAE Systems Wins £285m Royal Navy Combat Systems Contract

BAE Systems wins £285m Royal Navy combat systems contract

• BAE Systems has secured a £285m contract by the UK Ministry of Defence to support the Royal Navy’s Shared Infrastructure, Combat Management Systems (CMS), and warship networks.
• The RECODE programme, an eight-year program, aims to ensure the Navy’s fleet is armed and ready for evolving military challenges.
• The contract will support over 200 jobs at the London-listed conglomerate, BAE Systems.
• The core elements of RECODE include maintaining high levels of safety, security, and availability of combat systems across 20 Royal Navy ships.
• Architectural and capability changes will be delivered directly to the fleet to keep pace with the evolving military challenges.
• The contract is part of the RECODE programme, which spans eight years and aims to ensure the Navy’s fleet remains equipped to address evolving military challenges.
• BAE Systems has signed a ten-and-a-half-year contract extension to provide the Royal Navy with combat systems integration services to both in-service and future platforms, including Type 45 destroyers and the new Queen Elizabeth (QE) Class aircraft carriers.

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