Ship & Boat BuildingRIBS/RHIBSRIB-X International Marks Milestone on Multi-RIB Defence Contract

RIB-X International Marks Milestone on Multi-RIB Defence Contract

Six SOLAS-compliant RIB-X fast rescue craft built and fully outfitted for BAE Systems defence operations

RIB-X International is nearing completion of a defence contract with BAE Systems, encompassing the delivery and full outfitting of six SOLAS-compliant fast rescue craft rigid inflatable boats.

This latest contract marks a key milestone for RIB-X International, highlighting the company’s continued expansion into the defence sector and its capability to deliver fully mission-ready platforms. The scope of work has included vessel build, systems integration and final outfitting, tailored to meet specific operational requirements.

“We are extremely proud to be nearing the successful completion of this defence contract with BAE Systems,” said Richard Burlingham, Director at RIB-X International. “This achievement reflects the skill, dedication, and technical expertise of our team, and we look forward to continuing to support the UK’s defence and security sector with our world-class outfitting and manufacturing capabilities.”

The SOLAS-compliant fast rescue craft rigid inflatable boats are renowned for their performance, durability, and versatility; qualities that have made it a trusted choice for naval and defence operations worldwide.  

About RIB-X International

A UK-based manufacturer of bespoke rigid inflatable boats and open tenders, recognised for its focus on innovation, performance and quality craftsmanship. The company serves a diverse client base across the SOLAS, superyacht, leisure and defence sectors, delivering high-specification vessels tailored to demanding operational requirements.

With accreditations including Lloyd’s Register approval, SOLAS compliance, Cyber Essentials certification, ISO 9001 and JOSCAR registration, RIB-X International is well positioned to support projects where safety, quality assurance and regulatory compliance are critical.

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