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U.S. Coast Guard Seeks Combat-Ready Tech To Neutralise Underwater Drones
The U.S. Coast Guard is actively pursuing advanced technologies to counter the escalating threat of underwater drones. Seeking information from industry, the agency aims to integrate drone-disabling platforms into its defensive network, bolstering maritime security. This initiative reflects a proactive approach to emerging challenges in coastal defense. For further insights into related maritime technology advancements, explore our recent article detailing the partnership between Marine Insight and Infyz Solutions to elevate digital transformation in ports and logistics.
US Navy Awards $418M Contract To Dismantle World’s First Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier USS Enterprise
The U.S. Navy has awarded a $418 million contract to NorthStar for the dismantling of the USS Enterprise (CVN-61), the world's first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. This significant undertaking follows a reopened bidding process initiated after a legal challenge by HII ShipCycle. The project represents a complex engineering endeavor and a crucial step in responsible nuclear waste management. For further context on naval operations in the region, see our recent report, "U.S Navy Prevents 2 Ships From Entering Iranian Ports."