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Huntington Ingalls wins $336 million Navy contract for CVN 82

Huntington Ingalls wins $336 million Navy contract for CVN 82

The U.S. Department of Defense has granted Huntington Ingalls Industries Inc. a significant contract worth $336,112,000. This award is for the advance procurement of essential materials to aid in the construction of the USS William J. Clinton, also known as CVN 82. The corporation, headquartered in Newport News, Virginia, will be conducting these activities at their own facility.

The entire project is slated to be finished by March 2039. The funding for this contract comes from the fiscal year 2026 shipbuilding and conversion Navy budget, which totals $336,112,000. This funding will be committed upon the award of the contract and will not expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The Department of Naval Sea Systems in Washington, D.C., is overseeing this particular contract.

The identifier for this contract is N00024-26-C-2182. This report, assisted by artificial intelligence, has been vetted by an editor before publication. Further details can be found in the terms and conditions of the publication.

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