Genral Dynamics Wins $19 Million For Virginia–Class Submarine Payload Module Development
General Dynamics has been awarded an $18.9 million contract modification for the continued development of the Virginia Payload Module (VPM).
The funds will be used to procure two VPM pre-production setups to support the manufacturing start of the VPM payload tubes. The VPM will comprise four large-diameter payload tubes in a new hull section to be inserted in Virginia-class submarines, the company said in a statement Wednesday.
This modification brings the cumulative value of the overall Virginia-class Lead Yard Services contract, initially awarded in 2010, to $1.46 billion.
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