General Dynamics’ Electric Boat is in the hunt for more engineers as it gears up for the U.S. Navy’s replacement program for the Ohio-class ballistic missile submarines — one of the service’s biggest shipbuilding programs for decades to come — President John Casey says.
For Fiscal 2012, the Navy anticipates spending $1 billion in research and development funding alone for the replacement program, Casey said during a Jan. 11 briefing on submarine programs to local leaders and the media. He estimates the entire program could be worth $100 billion.
The Navy is looking to replace 14 Ohio-class submarines, Casey notes, and the submarine-maker is now mapping a conceptual design for the next class of ballistic missile submarines. In recent meetings, he says, the Pentagon has been scrutinizing the requirements for the new class.
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