Awarded contract

Fibre Optic Compass System (FOCS) In-Service Support Contract-UK5

Details

Value
£5,700,000
Duration
9 years
Topic
Navigation equipment
Published
25 August 2026

Tender description

The requirement is for the continued in-service support of the Fibre Optic Compass (FOC) System. The FOC system is currently, fitted to Type 23 Frigates, Single Role Minehunter, Vanguard Class Submarines and RFA Fort Victoria. A new contract is required to support the equipment on these platforms which have varying out of service dates within the contract period. The FOC System is critical for platform navigation and deployment. The role of the FOC System is to provide precise, reliable directional and heading data navigation on Royal Navy and Royal Fleet Auxiliary Platforms. ## Contract award Title: Fibre Optic Compass System (FOCS) In-Service Support Contract

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award published25 August 2026
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Award date25 August 2026
  3. Next: Contract expiry date31 December 2035in 9 years

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