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Raytheon expands SM-3 Block IIA interceptor production under new contract. The $745.39 million action covers US and Japanese rounds, extending manufacture and assembly in Tucson and Huntsville through February 2031.
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Lockheed Martin has secured a new naval conformal-array production contract. The $24.77 million US Navy award extends manufacture of submarine acoustic hardware across New York, Mexico, and Florida through May 2029.
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Indonesia has begun domestic construction of its first Scorpène submarine. The 7 August steel-cutting milestone puts PT PAL into full hull production under a programme designed to build two boats locally with Naval Group technology transfer.
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Graham secured two naval contracts worth more than $43 million. The work covers MK48 torpedo power hardware and submarine air-turbine-pump spares.
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Voyager will supply throttleable propulsion systems for SM-3 interceptor production. The Raytheon award covers precision divert and attitude control for exo-atmospheric engagements.
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HII will link robotics investment directly to qualified shipbuilding output. The seven-year agreements could place up to $900 million with two automation suppliers.
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Rheinmetall’s backlog exceeded €80 billion as first-half earnings accelerated further. The F126 decision removed up to €300 million from expected 2026 naval sales.
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Rangeview will supply Navy replacement castings through software-defined foundry capacity. The contract targets obsolete tooling and long MRO lead times.
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Ocean Power has joined a Navy autonomous seabed-mapping contract framework. Six companies will compete for task orders under the shared $40m ceiling.
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Ingalls will test South Korean welding automation in naval fabrication. The pilot targets safer work, better traceability, and improved production efficiency.