Systems Planning and Analysis has won a potential $24.4 million contract from the Naval Sea Systems Command to support the direct reporting program manager’s AUKUS Integration and Acquisition Office. Under the award, SPA is responsible for providing advisory and assistance services to progress the office’s role in the AUKUS agreement, a security pact between the U.S., […] More

HII‘s Newport News Shipbuilding unit has received additional approval to use additive manufacturing to produce stainless steel pipefittings for the Naval Sea Systems Command’s ships and other platforms. NNS was previously authorized to fabricate other vessel components using 3D printing, HII said Tuesday. NAVSEA initially approved additive manufacturing technical standards in 2018, and installed the first […] More

Naval Sea Systems Command has awarded Peraton a $74 million task order to provide life cycle cyber resiliency and advanced cybersecurity engineering for fleet forces. The company said Wednesday it will support the test, training and experimentation environment located in the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division Dam Neck Activity in Virginia as part of […] More

Pierce Aerospace has partnered with Prudent American Technologies to combine manufacturing and internet of things capabilities in support of Naval Sea Systems Command under a U.S. Navy contract. The Prudent American-led team including small business Guardian Systems has landed a spot on the Navy’s SeaPort Next Generation contract encompassing 23 functional areas, the Lexington, Kentucky-based […] More

VTG has secured a five-year, $27 million contract to provide services in support of Naval Sea Systems Command efforts in managing and supporting research and development projects pursued by small businesses. The company said Wednesday it will define focus areas, develop topics and collect proposals for NAVSEA’s Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology […] More

Naval Sea Systems Command will conduct a virtual competition that seeks to present teams of cyber and technology professionals with challenges faced by the U.S. Navy.

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Naval Sea Systems Command is seeking information on wearable commercial devices, prototypes and approaches that could support contact tracing efforts amid the coronavirus pandemic. NAVSEA said Wednesday in a sources sought notice its COVID Rapid Response Team is interested in using proximity trackers and a system to transfer data from the wearable technology to stations.

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Matthew Garner, a more than 11-year civil service veteran of the Naval Sea Systems Command, has been named assistant vice president of ship design at Arlington, Va.-based maritime engineering company Gibbs & Cox.

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An Alion Science and Technology subsidiary received a $24.9M contract modification from the U.S. Navy to provide professional support services to the Naval Sea Systems Command’s deputy commander for surface warfare.

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The Naval Sea Systems Command will host an industry day on March 19 in Washington, D.C., to discuss the draft solicitation for the design and construction of new guided missile frigates under the U.S. Navy’s FFG(X) program.

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The Naval Sea System Command has organized its fourth Small Business Industry Day, which focused on informing industrial small businesses about the command’s programs and requirements. Several U.S. Navy officials and Program Executive Offices on Aug. 21 guided small firms on how to do business with NAVSEA and participate in its procurement processes, the Navy […] More

Jerome Punderson, former director of contracts at the U.S. Navy‘s Naval Sea Systems Command, has joined Gryphon Technologies as chief operating officer at the Washington, D.C.-based professional and engineering services contractor. Gryphon said Tuesday Punderson will be responsible for managing and executing the company’s government contracts. “The defense sector is a heavily regulated industry and having […] More