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Sustainment
The Australian Government has selected ASC Pty Ltd (ASC) as Australia’s Sovereign Submarine Partner for the sustainment of conventionally-armed, nuclear-powered submarines, commencing with the Australian Virginia class, and followed by our
Engagement
The Australian Submarine Agency (ASA) is dedicated to establishing trusted relationships with Industry and will be leveraging key national and state events to inform Australian industry of appropriate pathways to pursue program opportunitie
Industry Security Program
Defence industry, national security and business security are all intertwined.
What we offer
The Australian Submarine Agency (ASA) will help develop your skills and allow you to explore vast areas of interest.
Nuclear Graduate Program Pathways
We are a dynamic organisation seeking high performing graduates who are resilient, adaptable, innovative and are passionate about what they do.
Our ideal candidate will be enthusiastic and eager to learn, with integrity and a genuine com
How to apply
The application process for the Australian Submarine Agency (ASA) Nuclear Graduate Program matches potential graduates with the best suited pathway role, as they begin their career in the ASA.
Eligibility requirements
In accordance with the Public Service Act 1999, all employees of the Australian Submarine Agency must be Australian citizens.
Application process
Application process for Australian Submarine Agency (ASA) Nuclear Graduate Program.
About
The Australian Submarine Agency was established on 1 July 2023 to safely and securely acquire, construct, deliver, technically govern, sustain and dispose of Australia’s conventionally-armed nuclear-powered submarine capability for Australi
Submarine Tendered Maintenance Period
The Submarine Tendered Maintenance Period (STMP) at HMAS Stirling is a key milestone and a tangible demonstration of AUKUS partners’ commitment to delivering a conventionally-armed, nuclear-powered submarine capability for Australia.
Submarine Rotational Force – West Infrastructure Project
Submarine Rotational Force – West Infrastructure Project
AUKUS agreement for cooperation on naval nuclear propulsion
Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States have together reached another significant AUKUS milestone, with the signing of an agreement to enable cooperation that is essential to Australia’s capacity to safely build, operate and mai
Optimal Pathway
AUKUS partners have identified an Optimal Pathway to achieve the construction and delivery of SSN-AUKUS as an enduring nuclear-powered submarine capability for Australia.
Australia's nuclear-powered submarines
The United States intends to sell Australia 3 Virginia Class SSNs (nuclear-powered submarines) from as soon as the early 2030s, which was authorised by the US Congress in December 2023.
Collins Class submarines
The Collins Class submarine remains one of the most capable conventional submarines in the world.
Submarine Rotational Force - West
From as early as 2027, AUKUS partners will have a rotational presence at HMAS Stirling of, one UK and up to 4 US, nuclear-powered submarines. This presence will be known as Submarine Rotational Force - West (SRF-West).
Submarine industry and workforce
Australia's acquisition of a nuclear-powered submarine (SSN) capability is one of the greatest industrial endeavours Australia has ever undertaken.
Construction in South Australia
Australia's SSN-AUKUS submarines will be built in Adelaide, South Australia.
Enabling works will begin in 2023 at the future submarine construction yard in Osborne.
Jobs and careers
Jobs and careers
Submarines in Western Australia
HMAS Stirling, in Western Australia, will continue to be the home of Australian submarines.
Western Australia will be at the forefront of the Optimal Pathway for Australia's acquisition of a conventionally-armed nuclear-powered submarine
Nuclear non-proliferation
AUKUS have made clear that Australia’s acquisition of conventionally-armed, nuclear-powered submarines will be carried out in a manner that sets the highest non-proliferation standard whilst protecting classified information.
Nuclear stewardship and waste
For over 60 years the United Kingdom and United States have operated more than 500 naval nuclear reactors that have collectively travelled more than 240 million kilometres without a single radiological incident.
Further boost to Australia’s nuclear-powered submarine workforce
The Australian Government announced a new Jobs for Subs program for 200 young workers that will be central to making Submarine Rotational Force - West (SRF-W) a success.The Nuclear-Powered Submarine Graduate, Apprenticeship and Traineeship