MIDDLETOWN – McLaughlin Research Corp. has won a task order with the U.S. Navy that has a potential value of $5 million over the next five years for technical support of cruise-missile programs at the Naval Undersea Warfare Division, the company announced on Oct. 8.
McLaughlin will repair and refurbish the Tomahawk cruise-missile system and the encapsulated harpoon weapon system. It also will test training vehicles and simulators in Newport. Additionally, the company will train and certify the fleet and shore-based cruise-missile facilities under the task order.
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“This award marks a significant new area of work for us,” said Warren Blakeley, McLaughlin Research president. “We greatly value the confidence that the Navy has shown by choosing us.”
McLaughlin will work with SAIC as a subcontractor on the project.
