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Senior Project Manager PERFORMER NG

The Average time of building a military submarine: The average time to build a military submarine varies depending on factors such as type, complexity, country, and manufacturer. Here are the general guidelines: * Conventional submarines: 5-10 years * Nuclear-powered submarines: 10-15 years * Advanced submarines: 15-20 years or more * International collaborations: 10-15 years Specific examples of military submarine construction timelines: * US Navy's Virginia-class: 7-8 years * US Navy's Ohio-class: 12-15 years * Royal Navy's Astute-class: 10-12 years * French Navy's Barracuda-class: 10-12 years * Australian Navy's Collins-class: 10-15 years Note that these timelines are approximate and may vary due to changes in design requirements, technological advancements, and budget constraints

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Per Elfberg

Mechanical Engineer / Product developer / Designer

10mo

With such extended building times, changes of requirements and design specifications are inevitable. If the building time can be reduced, the risk of major events affecting the build will be greatly reduced, saving money and additional time.

Jacky J.

General Management at Mobile india limited

10mo

Drones are rapidly changing changing the war doctrine. Soon these will be dinosaurs. 

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Frank Rockenback

Retired from Defense and Aerospace

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Even if development/pre-design/design/funding appropriation/authorization/contract award/ production phases are considered, it’s too (many expletives deleted) long. The government acquisition cycle is intended to preserve and prolong government jobs, and the contractor do-overs are legendary. All intended to preserve and protect the “process”, not defend the Nation. Epoch unacceptable. We’re doomed…

Please get me a job with you guys too. 🥺

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Pollen Mphephu

boilermaker at engineering company

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Good day I am a qualified boilermaker/welder I am looking for a Jo please help me me out my email is mavuland@gmail.com

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Bill Gracie

NCS Project manager

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Pretty simple. if the Navy's stopped changing the goal posts - wanting additions to the design- everyday during the construction period then the build times would stay, probably, at their projected timelines. The Australian and US Navy's a notorious for this. I get tired of hearing the COVID excuse. SPOLC simply put; Strategy, Planning, Organising, Leading and Control.

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Mohamed El MAKKAOUY

MFG & Process DVL Engineer (Stamping industry)

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helicopter submarine hunter 😋

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Derek Jenkinson BSc MCGI MIET

Babcock WBSI Change & Concession Lead at Babcock International Group

10mo

Your figures don’t match up with reality. Are you looking at pure build time, or are you including design as well? Do you realise that the customer is not always smart with their wants and needs, resulting in design change which impacts the build line considerably. Also, there are cultural differences that impact production, one being pride in their country. In the US the boat yards and staff are immeasurably proud to be building their boats, of their military and that reflects into their work, can the same be said here in the UK. No easy fixes, but more investment and better working practices would be a starter for ten.

Alan MJ

Entrepreneur / Conflict Mediator / Mentorship / Leadership / Personal development.

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Budget constraints…. And budget blowouts…then take the cheaper option. Or buy only a portion of the product. Cut the main add ons.

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