Naval Nuclear Propulsion

Columbia Still Has Margin, Admiral Repeats

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The U.S. Navy still has margin to burn on the first Columbia-class ballistic missile submarine, despite some of that programmatic breathing room getting burned after BWX Technologies incorrectly welded a dozen tubes for the Common Missile Compartments intended…

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Naval Nuclear Propulsion

BWXT receives $189M naval nuclear fuel contract

Naval Nuclear Propulsion

BWXT awarded $189M naval nuclear fuel contract

Naval Nuclear Propulsion

DOT, Port of Corpus Christi to explore maritime SMR technologies

International

Wright, IAEA see emerging role for nuclear energy in maritime industry

Advanced Nuclear & SMRs

BWXT taps new VP to oversee both nuclear power, security issues

Naval Nuclear Propulsion

New BWXT VP will oversee both nuclear power, security issues

Naval Nuclear Propulsion

Leonardo DRS signs agreement for new naval power facility

Naval Nuclear Propulsion

Navy to reclassify 19 Virginia-class submarines

Naval Nuclear Propulsion

Fluor adds former Naval Nuclear Propulsion Director to board

Naval Nuclear Propulsion

HII nabs $25 billion of new submarine contract

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Australia lands purchase order from Electric Boat

The Australian government July 29 announced Australia’s Bisalloy Steel received a $2 million purchase order from U.S. submarine shipbuilder General Dynamics Electric Boat, the first time an Australian company received such an order under the tripartite AUKUS… SUBSCRIBER ACCESS Thank you for visitingNuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor! You must be logged in as a subscriber […]
Naval Nuclear Propulsion

Navy awards $76.6 billion for nine Virginia-class and five Columbia-class submarines

Contracts & Procurement

HII turns in strong second quarter in nuclear markets

Naval Nuclear Propulsion

Amentum lands $85M in Navy propulsion work

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HII hosts Australian defense industry minister at Charleston shipbuilding site

Naval Nuclear Propulsion

HII brings in new Mission Technologies vice president and chief counsel

Naval Nuclear Propulsion

Retired Navy Vice Adm. Roegge joins HII nuclear and environmental team

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