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Home›Shipbuilding›Australia: Steber Secures Contract to Supply Five General Purpose Navy Support Vessels
Shipbuilding

October 11, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Australia: Steber Secures Contract to Supply Five General Purpose Navy Support Vessels

Steber International have been awarded a contract to supply 5 x 43’ General Purpose Navy Support Vessels. Negotiations have been intense extending over the past 12 months. This project will represent over 30,000 man hours in Regional & Rural NSW. Construction will commence immediately, with the fift

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Steber International have been awarded a contract to supply 5 x 43’ General Purpose Navy Support Vessels. Negotiations have been intense extending over the past 12 months. This project will represent over 30,000 man hours in Regional & Rural NSW.

Construction will commence immediately, with the fifth vessel to be delivered in December 2012. Steber International delivered 10 similar vessels some 12 to 14 years ago, which are still performing well. Steber International again supports the Commonwealth of Australia, and this contract will in turn ensure continued apprenticeship intake.

Steber International – a leader in Australian boat manufacturing and industrial composite technology since 1947. Steber manufactures high quality boats for fishing, charter, patrol, sea rescue, medical support, surveillance and general boating use.

All Steber boats are individually designed and built to suit their purpose, with a quality of manufacture that ensures a long service life and the capability to put to sea when many other vessels need to return to port.

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Source: Steber, October 11, 2011.

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