Annual Report 2004-05Contents | Index | Glossary | Help | Contact | Download | Copyright | Privacy |Chapters: Overview | Capital Budget | People | Outcome Performance | Group Contributions | Defence Materiel Organisation | Appendices |
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| Chapter Six - Defence Materiel Organisation | Overview | Prescription Achieved | Materiel Reform | Approved Major Capital Equipment Projects | Maritime | SEA 1348: Anzac Ship Project | SEA 1439 Ph 4A: Collins Replacement Combat System | SEA 1444: Armidale-class Patrol Boat | SEA 1429 Ph 2: New Heavyweight Torpedo | SEA 1390 Ph 2: FFG Upgrade Implementation | SEA 1428 Ph 2B/3: Evolved SeaSparrow Missile | SEA 1439 Ph 3: Collins-class Reliability and Sustainability Improvements | SEA 1448 Ph 2A: Anti-Ship Missile Defence | | Chapter Six - Defence Materiel Organisation > Approved Major Capital Equipment Projects > SEA 1428 Ph 2B/3 | |
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Approved Major Capital Equipment ProjectsTop 30 Projects by 2004-05 ExpenditureSEA 1428 Ph 2B/3 Evolved SeaSparrow MissilePrime contractor: Raytheon (United States) This project will continue to incorporate the Evolved SeaSparrow missile capability into Navy service. Progressive missile deliveries have occurred since 2003 and will continue in 2005-06 and subsequent years. Anzac-class ships Warramunga, Stuart, Ballarat and Parramatta have been fitted with the Evolved SeaSparrow missile system. The remaining two Anzac ships under construction are having the system fitted. The first two Australian Anzac ships, HMAS Anzac and HMAS Arunta, will be upgraded during maintenance periods in 2005-06. European test firings of improved missiles have been successful, giving more confidence in Evolved Seasparrow missile capability. The Evolved SeaSparrow missile has also been selected as an element of the anti-ship missile defence system for the guided missile frigates under their upgrade program. The variation in 2004-05 expenditure was due to early payment for missiles previously forecast in 2005-06, delay in award of the Missile Canister Loading Equipment contract, and exchange rate variations. The project achieved its 2004-05 revised estimate. This project contributes to Navy capability. |
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