General Dynamics to Support US, UK Nuclear Submarines’ Attack Weapon, Fire Control System
General Dynamics’ mission systems business has received a two-year, $25.7 million contract from the U.S. Navy to support the sustainment of a fire control system for US and UK SSBN nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines.
The company will also help sustain an attack weapon control system for US’ SSGN guided missile submarines under the sole-source contract, the Defense Department said Wednesday.
Work is scheduled to occur through December 2020 and also covers the provision of support equipment and research, development and training services.
The DoD noted approximately $24.7 million of the contract’s value will come from the Navy and the remaining $1.1 million from the UK government.
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