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Major Navy Contracts (continued) tract for spares acquisition integrated with production spare parts for the landing craft, air cushion program. Naval Sea Systems

Command, Washington, D.C., awarded the contract (N00024-89-C-2028).

OMI Bulk Transport, Inc., New York, N Y. was awarded a $144.7-million firm-fixed- price with reimbursable contract for the charter of M/V Ranger, M/V Rover, M/V

Courier and M/V Patriot. Military Sealift

Command, Washington, D.C. awarded the contracts (N00033-90-C-1704, N00033-90-

C-1705, N00033-90-C-1706, N00033-90-C- 1707).

Textron Inc., N.Y., was awarded a ISO- million firm-fixed-price contract for four

AN/SPN-46 precision approach and landing systems for aircraft carriers (CV-64, CVN- 74, CVN-75 and CVN-65. Naval Air Systems

Command, Washington, D.C., awarded the contract (N00019-90-C-0258).

Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry

Dock Co., Newport News, Va. was awarded a $27.2-million cost-plus-fixed-fee contract to execute Post Shakedown Availability (PSA) for USS Albany (SSN-753). Supervisor of Shipbuilding, Conversion and Repair,

Newport News, Va., (N00024-86-H-8002).

Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry

Dock Co., Newport News, Va, was awarded a $16.-million modification to a previously awarded cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for de- sign agent services for SSN 668 subma- rines. Naval Sea Systems Command. Wash- ington, D.C., awarded the contract (N00024-90-C-2032).

AT&T Technologies, Inc., Greensboro.

N.C., was awarded a $6.3-million modifica- tion to a previously awarded cost-plus-fixed- fee contract for oceanographic services.

Space and Naval Warfare Systems Com- mand, Washington, D.C., awarded the con- tract (N00039-90-C-0087).

STC Submarine Systems, Portland, Ore. was awarded a $15.5-million fixed-price- incentive/cost-no-fee first article contract for oceanographic equipment. Space and

Naval Warfare Systems Command. Wash- ington, D C., awarded the contract (N00039-90-C-0057).

Simplex Wire and Cable Co., Portsmouth.

N.H., was awarded an $11.8-million firm- fixed-price contract for oceanographic equipment. Space and Naval Warfare Sys- tems Command, Washington, D.C.. awarded the contract (N00039-90-C- 0413).

Valley Detroit Diesel Allison, City of In- dustry. Calif., was awarded a $5.2-million firm-fixed-price contract for three 2,500- kilowatt diesel power plants for various nav- al activities. Naval Facilities Engineering

Command, Atlantic Division. Norfolk. Va.. awarded the contract (N47408-90-C- 2017).

Swiftships, Inc., Morgan City, La., was awarded a $13.8-million firm-fixed-price contract to construct two 88-foot Route

Survey vessels. Naval Sea Systems Com- mand, Washington, D.C., awarded the con- tract (N00024-91-C-2205).

Norfolk Naval Shipbuilding and Drydock

Corp., Norfolk, Va., was recently awarded a $46.8-million cost-plus-award-fee contract including options for the Phased Mainte- nance (PM) program for tank landing ships (LST) homeported in Norfolk, Va. Naval Sea

Systems Command, Washington, D.C.. awarded the contract (N00024-91-C- 8505).

Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry

Dock Co., Newport News, Va., was awarded a $26.6-million cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for expanded planning yard services for SSN 688 class submarines. Naval Sea Systems

Command, Washington. D.C., awarded the contract (N00024-91-C-2103).

Falcon Carriers Inc., Houston, Texas, was awarded a $9.4-million firm-fixed-price with reimbursables contract to provide ocean transportation for point-to-point delivery of petroleum products to armed services us- ers throughout the world. Military Sealift

Command, Washington, D.C., awarded the contract (N00033-91-C-1701).

Texaco Inc., Port Arthur, Texas, was awarded an $11.3-million firm-fixed-price with reimbursables contract to provide ocean transportation for point-to-point de- livery of petroleum products to armed ser- vices users throughout the world. Military

Sealift Command, Washington. D.C.. awarded the contract (N00033-91-C- 1702).

Philadelphia Tanker Corp., New York

N.Y., was awarded a $12.6-million firm- fixed-price with reimbursables contract to provide ocean transportation for point-to- point delivery of petroleum products to armed services users throughout the world.

Military Sealift Command, Washington.

D.C., awarded the contract (N00033-91-C- 1700).

Ingalls Shipbuilding Inc., Pascagoula,

Miss., was awarded a $30.1-million cost- plus-fixed-fee modification for planning yard services to support the fleet modernization program for DD-963 and DD-993 Class de- stroyers. Naval Sea Systems Command,

Washington, D.C., awarded the contract (N00024-88-C-2081).

Ingalls Shipbuilding Christens

Aegis Cruiser Anzio—15th Of 19 Being Built For U.S. Navy

CG-68, the 15th of 19 Ticondero- ga Class Aegis guided missile cruis- ers to built by Ingalls Shipbuilding division of Litton, Pascagoula,

Miss., was recently christened An- zio.

Principal speaker for the event was Congressman C.V. Montgom- ery of Mississippi's Third Congres- sional District.

Aegis ships are designed and built to provide primary protection for the Navy's battle forces. Aegis cruis- ers are 567 feet long, with a beam of 55 feet. Four GE LM2500 gas tur- bine engines power the 9,500-ton ships to speeds in excess of 30 knots.

The CG-68's combat system, the heart of the ship's capability, is a significant advance in fleet air de- fense. Four fixed array radar anten- nae, mounted on the four sides of the ship's superstructure, replace conventional rotating radars, enabl- ing the ship and her crew to scan in all directions simultaneously.

The Anzio is equipped with the

MK 41 Vertical Launching System (VLS), a multiwarfare missile launching system capable of firing missiles against air, surface and un- derwater threats. VLS is composed of modules symmetrically grouped to form launcher magazines, located both forward and aft on the ship's deck.

Ingalls Shipbuilding has deliv- ered 54 major warships into the

Navy's fleets since 1975, a major portion of the surface combatants delivered during the period.

As lead shipbuilder for the Aegis cruiser program, Ingalls has been contracted to build 19 of the 27

Aegis cruisers authorized for con- struction since 1978. Twelve Ingalls- built Aegis cruisers are now in the fleet, with the 13th, the Chosin (CG- 65), delivered to the Navy last month. Ingalls is also building

DDG-51 Class Aegis guided missile destroyers, with six ships under con- tract.

Other U.S Navy shipbuilding contracts at Ingalls include three

LHD amphibious assault ships. The

Essex (LHD-2), now at approxi- mately 70 percent complete, is scheduled for launch at the end of the year.

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