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Big Contract Winners In Trident II And Nuclear Attack Submarine Modernization

Big Contract Winners In Trident II And Nuclear Attack Submarine Modernization
The USS Wyoming (SSBN-742) launches one of two missile flight tests of unarmed life-extended Trident II D5LE missiles as part of a planned demonstration to evaluate the submarine’s readiness following an overhaul. (Photo: U.S. Navy)

Three big nuclear Navy contract wins, two for the Trident II missile and one in maintaining and modernizing the service’s nuclear-powered attack submarine, were announced on the Pentagon’s website. The announcement of multiple military contracts came Sept. 30, hours before the government shut down. GSE Dynamics, a Norfolk, Va.-based engineering and manufacturing company, was one of several vendors to win a $1.1 billion firm-fixed price opportunity to support four public shipyards in “discrete production, non-discrete production and other production work”…

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