Serco has secured a new, five-year contract worth $97 million to provide program management and business performance improvement support to Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA).
As informed, under the deal, the company will support projects at four US naval shipyards:
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The contract also includes support at the Ship Repair Facility and Japan Regional Maintenance Centre in Yokosuka, Japan.
Serco will provide technical knowledge and operational support across several areas, including LEAN process innovation to enhance efficiency, and program management training to strengthen project oversight.
The company will also focus on developing integrated product teams and workforce capabilities, offering on-site coaching for project execution.
Additionally, Serco will support environmental, safety, and health programs to ensure compliance and promote best practices across operations.
“Serco is a proud service partner with a long history of support for the US Navy. I am delighted that this contract win will see us continue to support the Navy’s mission-critical programmes and bring to bear our deep sector expertise ,” Mark Irwin , Group Chief Executive of Serco, said.
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Serco has secured a new, five-year contract worth $97 million (£74 million) to provide program management and business performance improvement support to Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA).
