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  1. The Navy is exploring unmanned vessel technology and seeking flexible, tailored forces, involving Leidos and the Hudson Institute.

US Navy Awards Leidos $15 Million for Unmanned Vessel Prototype

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What happened

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The United States Navy announced the acquisition of 30 medium unmanned surface vessels (MUSV). Leidos, along with PAC MAR and Sea Machines, received a $15 million grant to complete prototype development work for these vessels. The production contracts for the 30 units were distributed among Galliano Marine Services, HII, and Saronic Technologies, with an average unit cost of $40 million.

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Why it matters

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The Navy's program aims to expand operational capabilities using autonomous vessels. The acquisition of 30 MUSV vessels, which has a reference value of $1.2 billion, signals a significant investment in unmanned maritime technology.

The Navy is exploring unmanned vessel technology and seeking flexible, tailored forces.

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Who's involved

  • United States NavyInitiated the MUSV acquisition program and awarded the grant.
  • LeidosReceived a $15 million grant to complete prototype development for MUSV vessels.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • LeidosSpeculative

    Leidos could see increased revenue from the direct grant and prototype contract award for MUSV vessels.

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