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Frazer-Nash has been operating within the Naval sector for 30 years and plays a significant role in providing engineering services for naval platforms and systems. We have a capability that covers both equipment procurement and support, through the application of detailed technical and systems expertise and assurance activities. Our experience covers the majority of in-service above and below water platforms and systems, including:

  • Astute
  • CVF
  • Military Afloat Reach and Sustainability (MARS)
  • S&T Class
  • Vanguard Class
  • Type 45
  • Frigates and the amphibious fleet (LPD and LPH)

Additionally the company provides expertise in Naval weapons and communications.

Submarine in dock  CAD image podded propulsor  Submarine interior  HMS Invincible - copyright MoD 

Within the naval sector we deploy the majority of the company’s skills and services. Examples include:

  • Future Submarine Concepts – Developing systems engineering and safety management strategies for future generations of submarines.
  • Astute Submarine Propulsor – Underwater shock and management and modelling
  • Future Aircraft Carrier (CVF) programme, providing technical expertise in the area of ship/aviation interfacing, naval architecture design and assessment, explosives safety, CBRN system design
  • Military Afloat Reach and Sustainability (MARS) – providing leading edge Systems Engineering capability including the development of the User and Systems Requirement Documents (URD & SRD), ITEAP
  • Future Technologies – Using Systems Engineering principles, the Company works closely with the Ministry to identify, de-risk and cost future technologies, equipments and platforms. Typical examples include the Submarine Secondary Systems Programme, covering technology roadmaps, exploitation and management
  • Sea Systems Group (SSG) – Frazer-Nash is a key provider of support to the Naval Authorities and Ship Safety Management Office (SSMO)
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