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Royal Australian Navy’s Anzac-class Frigates Set for CEAFAR2 Radar Upgrade.

| 2017
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Naval Defense News - USA
 
 
 
Royal Australian Navy’s Anzac-class Frigates Set for CEAFAR2 Radar Upgrade
 
Minister for Defence Industry, the Hon Christopher Pyne MP, today congratulated world leading Australian company CEA Technologies for winning a contract to upgrade the capabilities of the Royal Australian Navy’s Anzac class frigates.
     
HMAS Toowoomba ANZAC class Frigate RAN AustraliaHMAS Toowoomba is the seventh of eight Anzac Class Frigates built for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). Picture: RAN
     
Minister Pyne visited CEA Technologies today at PACIFIC 2017 and said the contract valued at $148 million would see the production of new air search radar, known as the CEAFAR2-L, for the Anzac class frigates. The contract is part of the larger program that will modify the ships and integrate the radars that has a total value of over $400 million.

“The air search radar upgrade will ensure Defence is able to adapt to modern and evolving air and missile threats and maintain a capability edge for the life of the Anzac class," Minister Pyne said.

“The radar has been developed by CEA Technologies here in Canberra, a company that employs almost 400 staff, whose technology is leading the world and being adopted by armed forces across the globe.
     
Royal Australian Navy Anzac class Frigates CEAFAR2 Radar UpgradeCEAFAR2 radar scale model on CEA Technologies stand at Euronaval 2016
     
“The air search radar represents a leading-edge technology innovation and reflects a positive and effective ongoing collaboration between Defence and CEA Technologies over the last 15 years.

“CEA Technologies will build on the technology developed for the Anzac class frigates to develop the next-generation of air search radars for the future frigates.

"In addition to CEA, wider Australian industry will play a vital role in installing and sustaining the air search radar, particularly in providing local employment opportunities in Fremantle, Western Australia, with flow on benefits for the local economy,” he said.

CEA Technologies is an internationally recognised Australian company, and previously built the medium range Anti-Ship Missile Defence radar currently defending the Anzac class.
 

 

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