---

U.S. and Denmark Sign Maritime Cooperation Agreement

The State Department spokesman said, “This partnership will help train America’s shipbuilding workforce faster.” Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs Jacob Helberg and Danish Foreign Minister Lars…

Read More

Pentagon Approves Production of Second Destroyer at Maine Shipyard

Significant operational improvements at the shipyard resulted in the approval to build a second destroyer this fiscal year. The Pentagon has approved the production of a second Arleigh…

Read More

White House Announces New Baltimore Shipyard to Support Construction of U.S. Navy Attack Submarines

The new shipyard will be built around software-designed production, and is expected to start delivering submarines by 2032. The White House announced a partnership with Anduril Industries to…

Read More

Transportation Department Invests in Small Shipyards

The federal government seeks to support the development of the small shipyard ecosystem in the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) Secretary Sean Duffy announced that $35.1 million in funds from the Maritime Administration (MARAD)…

Read More

Senate Advances Stop-Gap Funding Measure

The bipartisan deal expands on the House proposal to fund the government through early December. The Senate Appropriations Committee released a continuing resolution draft on Sunday, which would…

Read More

U.S. Coast Guard Finalizes Construction Contracts for Six Arctic Security Cutters

The new vessels are intended to increase U.S. security in the Arctic. The U.S. Coast Guard announced that two contracts have been finalized to construct and deliver six…

Read More

MARAD to Invest $35 Million in Shipyard Revitalization

The administration grants are for upgrades to equipment, facilities, and workforce training. The Department of Transportation (DOT) has announced that the Maritime Administration (MARAD) will award $35 million…

Read More

White House Proposes Cargo Taxes to Support U.S. Shipbuilding

The Maritime Action Plan would raise between $66 billion and $1.5 trillion to support the infrastructure of U.S. shipbuilding over the next 10 years. The White House proposed…

Read More

Labor Department Makes $8 Million Available for Shipbuilding

The move aligns with President Trump’s executive order “Restoring America’s Maritime Dominance.” The Department of Labor announced that $8 million in grants will be made available on September…

Read More

Navy Secretary Announces Review of Faulty Welds on Critical Ships

Service investigates shipyard issues in aircraft carrier and submarine welding. U.S. Navy officials reported that faulty welds were discovered on three vessels, including the aircraft carrier USS George…

Read More
Back to top
FE3