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Maryland Senators announce legislation to invest over $600 million in major infrastructure overhaul at U.S. Coast Guard Yard - Vimarsana News

Maryland Senators announce legislation to invest over $600 million in major infrastructure overhaul at U.S. Coast Guard Yard

A newly introduced bill is investing $632 million in major infrastructure efforts to modernize the 122-year-old U.S. Coast Guard Yard in Curtis Bay.

Navy's SIOP dry dock costs grew 400 percent, at risk of years-long delays - Vimarsana News

Navy's SIOP dry dock costs grew 400 percent, at risk of years-long delays

Lawmakers have bemoaned cost overruns at SIOP, but never specified how bad it was.

Submarines can dock at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard without tidal help - Vimarsana News

Submarines can dock at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard without tidal help

The USS Cheyenne became the first submarine to dock at the shipyard's Dry Dock 1 area using the newly-constructed super flood basin.

Navy FY 2023 Budget Highlights Book - Vimarsana News

Navy FY 2023 Budget Highlights Book

The following is the Fiscal Year 2023 Department of the Navy budget highlights book. From the report Overview The United States is a maritime nation: our security and prosperity depend on the seas. Since the end of World War II, the U.S. has built and advanced a rules-based international system through shared commitments with our […]

Source: usni.org
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard receives $475M to modernize dry dock - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth Naval Shipyard receives $475M to modernize dry dock

The funding will allow the Kittery-based shipyard to work on more advanced Navy submarines — and keep working going well into the future.