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£ 446 million Typhoon contract will help sustain 600 UK jobs
BAE Systems has received a contract worth £ 446 million to support the fleet of Typhoon jets. The five-year support contract will provide a range of engineering services and contribute to the customer’s 30 per cent savings target on Typhoon support. It will also help to sustain UK engineering capability and jobs.
The in-service support agreement, known as Contract 1 will introduce significant efficiencies by bringing together a number of legacy contracts and proposed new work into an overarching umbrella contract. It demonstrates a commitment by all parties to the continued development of Typhoon’s outstanding capabilities.
The order will help to sustain around 600 jobs at BAE Systems’ Warton and Samlesbury sites in Lancashire focused on engineering, supply chain and project management.
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