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U.S. NAVY

Exhibit 1

PRIVATE SHIPYARDS WITH NAVY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMS (1 December 1988)

MARINETTE MARINE

MARINETTE. Wl 3 MCM

PETERSON BLDRS

STURGEON BAY. Wl 4 MCM

TACOMA BOATBUILDING

TACOMA. WA 1 T-AG(C) 2 T-AGOS

SAN OIEGO, CA 2 AOE

NEW ORLEANS, LA 8T-AO 8 LSD 4 AO (J) (C)

HALTER MARINE INC

NEW ORLEANS, LA 5 T-AGOS 1 AGOR 2 T-AGS

MCDERMOTT SHIPYARD GROUP

MORGAN CITY, LA 4 T-AGOS (SWATH)

UTTON (INGALLS)

PASCAGOULA, MS 8CG-47 1 DOG-51 4 LHD

BATH IRON WORKS

GD/ELECTRIC BOAT

CHESTER, PA 2T-AO

BETH STEEL (SP)

SPARROWS POINT, MD 2 T-AGS

NEWPORT NEWS, VA

NEWPORT NEWS, VA 4 CVN 11 SSN

INTERMARINE USA

SAVANNAH. GA 1 MHC

TAMPA SHIPBUILDING 2 T-ACS(C) (continued) ing 14 ships in the 17-ship pro- gram.

AOE-6—Contracts for two com- bat support ships have been awarded to NASSCO. The first ship is scheduled for delivery in July 1991. NASSCO has fixed price op- tions for two additional ships.

TAO-187 (Henry J. Kaiser

Class fleet oiler)—Avondale has scooped up all but two of the ships in this 18-ship program. The re- maining two fleet oilers have been awarded to Penn Ship. No further orders are planned.

T-AGOS—Contracts for eigh- teen monohull ocean surveillance ships have been awarded. Tacoma

Boatbuilding has been awarded con- tracts for 12 units. Halter Marine has received awards for six ships.

McDermott Shipbuilding has re- ceived contracts for four twin hull (SWATH) versions of the ocean sur- veillance ship. Delivery of the first

SWATH ship is scheduled for Feb- ruary 1990. A new SWATH design (T-AGOS-23) is in the contract de- sign stage with ship construction award planned in FY 1990.

T-AGS—Four ocean survey ships are under construction. T-

AGSs 39 and 40 are being built by

Bethlehem Steel-Sparrows Point, with delivery of both ships sched- uled this year. In November 1988,

Halter Marine was awarded a con- tract to build two T-AGSs.

AO-177 Jumboization—

Avondale has been awarded a con- tract to add a 108-foot midbody to each of five AO-177 Class fleet oil- (continued) i 'SPi

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