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Navy Awards $1.7 Billion In San Diego Ship Maintenance And Modernization Contracts

Navy Awards $1.7 Billion In San Diego Ship Maintenance And Modernization Contracts
BAE Systems’ San Diego Shipyard. (Photo: BAE Systems)

The Navy awarded four lots of contracts totaling over $1.7 billion for repair, maintenance and modernization requirements work on non-nuclear surface vessels based or visiting the San Diego Navy port. Delivery orders will be competitively awarded under each contract Lot, with competition among these groups of winners. The first lot covers Epsilon Systems Solutions, Inc.; BAE Systems’ San Diego Ship Repair; East Coast Repair and Fabrication; Titan Acquisition Holdings’ Continental Maritime San Diego; Pacific Ship Repair and Fabrication Inc.; and…

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