CVN 75 Execution
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The contract titled CVN 75 Execution is a presolicitation issued by the Norfolk Naval Shipyard under the Department of Defense. It was posted on September 11, 2019, and relates to activities covered under the NAICS code 336611, which pertains to shipbuilding and repair. The contract is managed by the Norfolk Naval Shipyard office located in Portsmouth, Virginia, and does not specify a set-aside type, indicating it may be open to general competition. The contract details focus on the execution phase for CVN 75, a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, reflecting work likely involving maintenance, repair, or modernization efforts. While the specific place of performance is not detailed, the overseeing agency and contact point are clearly identified, with Elizabeth Collins serving as the contract specialist available for inquiries. This contract aims to support the ongoing operational readiness and lifecycle management of the vessel, ensuring its capabilities remain aligned with naval requirements.
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