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L3Harris and Navy partners will expand Tomahawk component production capacity. The multi-year China Lake agreement uses public-private manufacturing to address pressure deeper within the missile supply chain.

Ocean Power deployed three WAM-V classes across five REPMUS missions. The vessels covered surveying, mine countermeasures, harbour security, surveillance, and above-water warfare while integrating with US command-and-control.

Rheinmetall is testing networked unmanned systems during REPMUS26 in Portugal. The exercise combines a containerised command post, Battlesuite middleware, and multi-vendor maritime sensors.

JRC expands engineering support for the Navy’s SLCM-N development programme. The $47.39 million modification covers integration, testing, modelling, configuration management, NC3, and acquisition support through November 2030.

Honeywell will supply components supporting Navy WSN-7 inertial navigation systems. The five-year contract covers up to 1,125 ring-laser-gyro components for submarines and surface ships.

TKMS ATLAS UK will develop new Royal Navy submarine countermeasures. Babcock will support launcher technology and platform integration for current and future submarine classes.

Leonardo DRS will supply electric propulsion for South Korea’s KDDX. Permanent-magnet motors and variable-frequency drives will equip the Republic of Korea Navy’s next-generation destroyer.

BAE Systems Australia sustains Royal Australian Navy Mk45 naval guns. The five-year A$32 million contract covers maintenance, refurbishment, and support across the Anzac and Hobart fleets.

MBDA has validated TESEO MK2/E range during extended flight testing. The Italian Navy programme is now moving towards production and 2028 deliveries.