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Home›Amphibious & Support Ships›Alion Bags $63M U.S. Navy Contract for Submarine Systems Support
Amphibious & Support Ships

November 10, 2015 · about 10 years ago

Alion Bags $63M U.S. Navy Contract for Submarine Systems Support

Alion Science and Technology, an engineering and operational solutions firm, announced November 9, that it has been awarded a $63 million Navy contract for maintenance, repair and modernization at the Mid Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center (MARMC). Alion will provide engineering, analytical, logis

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Alion Science and Technology, an engineering and operational solutions firm, announced November 9, that it has been awarded a $63 million Navy contract for maintenance, repair and modernization at the Mid Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center (MARMC).

Alion will provide engineering, analytical, logistics and technical support for the submarine’s mechanical and electronics systems at MARMC.

In particular, Alion will provide equipment and system expertise for an array of needs, including troubleshooting, repair, assessment, analysis and inspection. Additionally, the contract calls for Alion to support in root cause identification, maintenance training and long-term problem resolutions related to the equipment.

Greg Bryant, Alion Manager of the Integration Solutions Group, commented:

We are committed to helping the Navy prepare for potential threats to national security, which includes supporting MARMC’s plan to maintain and modernize the systems on its fleet of submarines.

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