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Austal UNITED STATES granted $50 million DPA Title III contract

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May 9, 2021
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As component of the nationwide feedback to COVID-19, the Department of Defense (DoD) has actually participated in a $50 million Defense Production Act Title III contract with shipbuilder Austal UNITED STATES,Mobile Ala. The contract is planned to preserve, secure, as well as increase crucial residential shipbuilding as well as upkeep ability.

Using funds accredited as well as appropriated under the TREATMENT Act, states DoD, “this DPA Title III investment will protect jobs and bolster the local economy in a region hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic and ensure critical capabilities are retained in support of U.S. Navy operational readiness.”

STEEL SHIPBUILDING CAPABILITY

According to a declaring by moms and dad Austal Limited (ASX: ASB) “the DPA Agreement will maintain, protect, and expand U.S. Domestic Production of steel shipbuilding capability and capacity through capital projects that will be executed over the next 24 months, beginning in June 2020.”

“The scope of this agreement is still to be definitized,” states Austal, “but subject to agreement with the DoD, Austal intends to use the funds to commence investment in the development of additional capacity for steel naval vessel construction at the Mobile shipyard.”

“It is likely that Austal will match the DPA Agreement funding which would take the total investment to circa US$100 million,” states the declaring, keeping in mind that “further details about the purpose and specific use of these funds will be released as they are agreed between Austal and the DoD in the following months.”

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