Under the terms of the RB199 Operational Contract for Engine Transformation (ROCET2), which runs until 2025, Rolls-Royce will provide the RAF with a guaranteed level of availability for its RB199 engines, spares and ground-support equipment.
The agreement includes additional support elements, such as the development of engine-health monitoring techniques designed to improve operational capability.
Rolls-Royce undertakes all aspects of RB199 engine support, including the provision of replacement engines to meet customer demands, and technical support on-base and from the Rolls-Royce Operations Centre in Bristol.
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