Fairbanks Morse Defense in Talks With US Navy on Seawolf-Class Submarine Maintenance
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Fairbanks Morse Defense has confirmed it is in talks with the US Navy about maintenance for three Seawolf-class submarines. The company said Seawolf-class submarines may become the next maintenance targets, with related work expected to begin after its existing overhaul program for aging Los Angeles-class and Ohio-class submarines. In October, Fairbanks Morse Defense received a roughly $100 million contract for emergency diesel generator overhauls on six of those older submarines. It expects Ohio-class work to be completed by the late 2020s.
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Fairbanks Morse Defense 正与美海军讨论 Seawolf 级潜艇维修
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- 与美国海军就维修进行谈判
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- 三艘 Seawolf 级潜艇
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- Breaking Defense · Defense IndustryRelated fact: single sourceFact occurrence time unverifiedSource report revisedFairbanks Morse Defense in talks with Navy about Seawolf-class submarine repairs
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Fairbanks Morse Defense says it is discussing maintenance work on the U.S. Navy's three Seawolf-class submarines with the service. The talks follow a roughly $100 million October contract for emergency diesel generator overhauls on aging Los Angeles- and Ohio-class boats, with Seawolf work expected after those overhauls conclude in the late 2020s.
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