Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 29 No. 17
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May 02, 2025

Govini tapped for Navy nuclear submarine industrial base software

By ExchangeMonitor

Software company Govini on Wednesday said it has been tapped by the Navy to help identify issues across parts of the nuclear submarine industrial base. The company said this means the Navy will deploy their flagship Ark software product “to continuously identify…

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