Anduril plans a $3.7 billion Maryland shipyard to build submarine components and large assemblies for the Navy's Virginia-class program, and new pilot boats take shape in the Northeast, Gulf Coast, and Alaska. Plus TOTE Services signs a Marad contract to manage construction of the Missile Defense Agency's new missile tracking ships.
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Anduril plans $3.7 billion Maryland shipyard for submarine production
Anduril Industries plans to invest $3.7 billion in a new shipyard at Sparrows Point, Maryland to build components and large assemblies for the Navy's Virginia-class submarine program, with operations expected to begin in 2030.
Read the full storyPilot boats taking shape across the US reflect the operating needs of each region
Builders and operators in the Northeast, Gulf Coast, and Alaska describe how regional conditions shape the latest generation of pilot boats, from a harbor boat for the Sandy Hook Pilots to a 90-foot boat for Prince William Sound.
Read the full storyTOTE Services signs Marad contract for missile tracking vessel program
TOTE Services has signed a Marad contract to manage construction of the Missile Defense Agency's new Missile Range Instrumentation Vessel program, with Hanwha Philly Shipyard building the first ship for delivery in 2030.
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