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Competition: developing the Royal Navy’s autonomous underwater capability

£2.5m is available to fund solutions that inform future capability and understanding of the utility of XLUUVs

• From: Defence and Security Accelerator, Ministry of Defence and Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
• Published: 16 April 2019
• Last updated: 6 June 2019 — See all updates

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Competition document: developing the Royal Navy’s autonomous underwater capability

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Framework agreement: developing the Royal Navy’s autonomous underwater capability

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Please note that Dstl Commercial Services have issued a commercial clarification to the proposed Framework Agreement

The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) is looking for innovative solutions that inform future capability and understanding of utility of extra-large unmanned underwater vehicles (XLUUVs).

This competition is part of the Royal Navy’s efforts to better understand and shape cutting edge capabilities; a strategy of exploration and analysis has been adopted to inform capability and requirements of ‘Maritime Autonomous System’ use for future Royal Navy operations.

A total of £2.5m is available to fund one proposal in a 2 stage process consisting of an initial research, design and re-fit stage and a subsequent testing and trialling stage.

Proposals must be submitted by midday (BST) on 11 June 2019. Queries should be sent to [email protected]

Published 16 April 2019
Last updated 6 June 2019 + show all updates

1. 6 June 2019

   Commercial clarification issued

2. 2 May 2019

   Addition of details of the dial-in and collaboration events to the publication and competition document.

3. 16 April 2019

   First published.