Alongside work on the Type 26 Frigate programme, the yard hopes to build support vessels and patrol craft.

HMS Dauntless has been deployed to the Caribbean Sea to counter drug smuggling in collaboration with the US Coast Guard, while also providing support to British Overseas Territories during the region’s hurricane season from June to November.

David Tydeman, CEO of Ferguson Marine, expressed his hope to secure substantial work from the Royal Navy's Type 26 Frigate programme, potentially utilising over half the yard's capacity.

The mandate of the Submarine Dismantling Project is to prepare and safely dismantle the first defueled and decommissioned Royal Navy submarine in Rosyth by 2026.

The project aims to ensure the safe and secure operation of submarines, facilitate the arrival of the next-generation Ballistic Missile Submarines, and establish a single submarine centre of specialisation.

Key issues include the impacts of the pandemic on the supply chain, complications related to the conflict in Ukraine, and intricacies in delivering the full capability of a new-to-service combat system.

The deal encompasses sixteen Assault Amphibious Vehicles (AAVs) and associated equipment, with a total estimated value of $120.5 million.

HMS Prince of Wales recently demonstrated high-speed capabilities during a series of intensive power tests.

Ukrainian forces are being trained by Royal Navy divers and explosives experts on the safe neutralisation of Russian mines, booby traps, and other explosive devices.

A new report urges the government to outline its plans and timeline for the Multi-Role Ocean Surveillance Ship.