With over 20 years supporting the delivery of some of Australia’s most complex acquisition and sustainment projects, Jacobs has developed a reputation for commitment to excellence and outstanding achievements in quality, performance, and safety. We consistently deliver value and innovation to technically challenging projects by offering multidisciplinary capabilities, technical expertise, proven processes, and a commitment to regulatory compliance, health, safety, and quality.
Jacobs offers an extensive range of program support capabilities within the National Security, ICT & Cyber, and Space domains. By focussing on innovation, collaboration, and a best-for-project approach we have built long-term, trusted relationships with key clients such as Department of Defence, Border Force, Airservices Australia, and other government and commercial organisations.
Jacobs defence activities are headquartered in Canberra and have major activities based in Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, SE QLD, and Nowra. With a core staff of more than 500 personnel, national reachback to more than 2,500, global reachback to a further 50,000 within Jacobs, and partnerships with several hundred suppliers, Jacobs has the ability to solve any problem, at any place, at any time.

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This is a submariner's site, not a submarine site. What's the difference? There are plenty of sites about submarines and it is not intended to compete with them. Our focus is on the people, those members of The Trade, that proudly served, or are currently serving in submarines of the Royal Australian Navy.

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The Naval Submarine League (NSL) is a professional organization for submariners and submarine advocates. The primary mission of the Naval Submarine League is to PROMOTE AWARENESS of the importance of submarines to U.S. national security, yet remain an INDEPENDENT AUTHORITY on submarine matters so that its CREDIBILITY is unquestioned and its message retains its effectiveness.

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