KBR Expands Support of Australia's Critical Submarine Rotational Program, Progressing Pathway for AUKUS
Building on the design and construction work already underway, KBR will continue to integrate the unique capabilities of Frazer Nash Consultancy, a KBR company, to support a safety-led approach for nuclear technical solutions. KBR's expertise involves developing solutions for maritime infrastructure, low-level radioactive waste management, submarine maintenance support facilities, estate planning, digital integration and systems engineering requirements.
The new work at HMAS Stirling follows KBR's announcement that the company would provide concept design services for the new nuclear-powered submarine construction yard at Osborne in
"KBR's infrastructure, design, nuclear safety and systems experience will be the cornerstone for shaping the future capability required to build and sustain nuclear powered submarines," said
KBR has been providing infrastructure design to the
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