Australian Submarine Corporation’s (ASC) new $120m shipyard, which will be the construction site for Australia’s biggest defence project, the $8bn Hobart Class air warfare destroyer (AWD) programme, has been officially opened at Osborne, South Australia.

Royal Australian Naval Reserve chairman Vice Admiral Chris Ritchie said that the shipyard represents a significant investment in Australia’s naval future.

“The shipyard incorporates the latest production design features currently utilised in international naval build programmes,” he said

The state-of-the-art shipyard features dedicated AWD production facilities, new office accommodation for 400 employees, a wharf support building with office space and workshops, and a significant upgrade to existing facilities.

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ASC’s 14ha shipyard is part of Techport Australia and is located at Osborne, South Australia, adjacent to ASC’s submarine maintenance facilities and the South Australian Government’s common user facility.