BAE Systems received a $138 million contract from the U.S. Navy to continue producing propulsors for the Virginia-class submarine program. BAE Systems is meeting the Navy’s production goal of two Virginia-class propulsor sets per year and has delivered major propulsor assemblies for every Virginia-class submarine to date. The contract covers the manufacture of propulsor assemblies, engineering services, replacement parts and associated support services, with an ordering period extending through September 2032.
“BAE Systems is delivering the complex components essential to U.S. undersea dominance. Our scaled facilities and skilled workforce are focused on strengthening the submarine force. By leveraging a proven track record of excellence for these critical components, we ensure the Navy has a reliable partner for propulsor manufacturing,” said Jason Casciotti, vice president of BAE Systems Weapon Systems.
Through proactive self-investment, advanced manufacturing and engineering capabilities in Louisville, Kentucky; Jacksonville, Florida; and Minneapolis, Minnesota, BAE Systems is developing the critical structures and support essential to meeting the Navy’s 1+2 submarine manufacturing cadence. Headquartered in the United States, Platforms & Services (P&S) has a significant presence across the globe, with operations in the U.S., U.K., Sweden, and the Czech Republic. The company segment specializes in the manufacture and upgrade of combat vehicles, weapons, and munitions, while also providing a range of services and sustainment activities, including naval ship repair, mission systems integration, and the management and operation of two government-owned ammunition plants.
