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Home›Contracts›Navy Pays USD 10 Million for Additional Work on USS Independence
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July 26, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Navy Pays USD 10 Million for Additional Work on USS Independence

The Navy awarded Bath Iron Works an additional $10 million for work on the shallow water USS Independence, a benefit of the shipyard’s linge… (timesrecord) [mappress] Source: timesrecord, July 26, 2011;

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The Navy awarded Bath Iron Works an additional $10 million for work on the shallow water USS Independence, a benefit of the shipyard’s linge…

( timesrecord )

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Source: timesrecord, July 26, 2011;

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