What is the General Dynamics contract for the U.S. Navy?

General Dynamics' IT unit received a $988 million contract to modernize U.S. Navy fleet systems, including command, control, and surveillance technologies.

Which U.S. Navy vessels will be modernized by General Dynamics?

The contract covers guided missile ships, aircraft carriers, and Coast Guard vessels, aiming to improve their readiness and technology.

When was the $988 million Navy contract awarded to General Dynamics?

The significant contract for modernizing the U.S. Navy's fleet systems was awarded to General Dynamics in December.

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General Dynamics Secures $988M Navy Fleet System Upgrade

13 Jan

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Summary

General Dynamics' IT unit won a $988 million contract in December.
The contract aims to modernize U.S. Navy fleet systems.
Upgrades will enhance command, control, and surveillance technologies for naval forces.

General Dynamics Secures $988M Navy Fleet System Upgrade

General Dynamics' information technology unit announced on Monday that it has secured a substantial $988 million contract to modernize the U.S. Navy's fleet systems. This significant award was finalized in December and encompasses a base period of one year, with four additional one-year options and a final six-month option.

The scope of this contract will see General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) implement upgrades to the command, control, and surveillance technologies integral to naval operations. These enhancements are designed to bolster the overall readiness of the U.S. naval forces, impacting a wide array of vessels.

Specifically, the modernization will benefit guided missile ships, aircraft carriers, and Coast Guard vessels. This comprehensive upgrade signifies a major investment in ensuring the U.S. Navy maintains a technological edge and operational superiority.