BAE Systems Plc warned that future employment prospects at its Govan shipyard near Glasgow are wholly dependent on new orders being won. The group was announcing completion of the $3.6 million rescue acquisition of Govan from Norway's Kvaerner agreed in July. BAE has agreed a 20 year lease of the land and buildings in a joint deal with port services group Clydeport Plc, which will own the site. "The Govan yard is helping already with an important order and we know from previous co-operative working arrangements the high quality of output," said BAE Group Managing Director, Operations Rod Leggetter. "However, nobody is under any illusions that a critical factor in the shipyard's future is winning new business, in particular the roll-on-roll-off vessels contract for the U.K.