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September 22, 2026

Teledyne Marine Announces New Plymouth Vehicles Service Facility

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Teledyne Marine announced plans to open a new Vehicles Support Centre in Plymouth in October 2026/ With the lease signed, keys in hand, and site preparations underway, the facility will expand local support capabilities for Royal Navy, government, research, and commercial customers operating in demanding maritime environments.

Located near HMNB Devonport and Plymouth's growing marine technology cluster, the Plymouth Vehicles Support Centre will provide maintenance, field support, training, technical assistance, and rapid deployment services. The investment will expand local engineering and support roles while helping operators improve mission readiness, reduce downtime, and make informed operational decisions.

The center complements existing UK support infrastructure in Fareham and Southampton, creating a national network supporting Gavia AUVs, Slocum gliders, APEX profiling floats, and other autonomous ocean sensing technologies. This capability is underpinned by multiple In-Service Support (ISS) agreements supporting autonomous underwater vehicles, gliders, and profiling floats, providing through-life engineering, logistics, maintenance, training, and operational support that helps customers maximise availability, mission readiness, and operational effectiveness.

The Plymouth Vehicles Service Facility is currently being prepared for opening, with fit-out, commissioning, and operational readiness activities underway ahead of its planned October launch.

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