Curtiss-Wright Wins More Than $140 Million in Navy Submarine Contracts

John Kim

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Curtiss-Wright Wins More Than $140 Million in Navy Submarine Contracts

Engineering, manufacturing and testing have started, with work on equipment for Virginia- and Columbia-class submarines scheduled to continue through 2030.

By John Kim

Published Nov 11, 2026, 8:36 AM EST

Submarine propulsion equipment sits secured on a test stand / TokenPost.ai (mono)

Curtiss-Wright announced Tuesday, Nov. 10, that General Dynamics Electric Boat awarded it contracts valued at more than $140 million to provide propulsion equipment for U.S. Navy Virginia- and Columbia-class nuclear-powered submarines.

Engineering, manufacturing and testing have started. Curtiss-Wright will handle the work through its Naval & Power Segment and Defense Electronics, with work scheduled to continue through 2030.

The award is separate from Curtiss-Wright’s more than $225 million in Bechtel contracts for Navy programs, announced Nov. 4 and covering submarine and aircraft-carrier programs.

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