Engineers at BAE Systems are modernising their approach the design and technology of how they build Royal Navy warships by using virtual reality technology.
Half of BAE Systems shipyard workers are yet to find new jobs or take voluntary redundancy, according to figures from the Portsmouth News.
The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO), the Ministry of Defence’s property and services provider, has appointed Lambert Smith Hampton to act as Marketing Agents for a major shipbuilding facility based in Portsmouth.
British engineers constructing the Royal Navy’s largest ever warships have invented a mobile application to help them navigate their surroundings.
The newest ship in the Brazilian Navy’s fleet departed the UK this morning on a journey of more than 10,000 miles to South America.
Sunseeker, Britain's largest luxury yachtmaker, is set to be sold to a Chinese property group for a reported sum of £300m.
Rolls-Royce will power its 100th drillship after winning a contract to deliver propulsion systems to the world’s largest drilling company Transocean.
Rolls-Royce has signed a repeat order for a ship developed specifically for transporting live fish.
The BAE Systems-built Forward Island from which HMS Queen Elizabeth will be commanded is ready for her first sea voyage.
Some 800 jobs will be safeguarded after the Ministry of Defence extended five maintenance contracts worth £349m for naval support ships.
