MIDDLETOWN – SEACORP LLC was awarded a five-year, $41.9 million contract from the U.S. Navy for submarine trainer maintenance, or SUBTM, the company announced Tuesday.
SEACORP will provide engineering services to the Combat Control Systems Department of the Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport to maintain all Code 25 trainers, including developmental and prototype training systems.
“SEACORP Chairman and CEO Roy Kapani and President David Cadorette express their personal commitment to Code 25 at NUWCDIVNPT. We will provide this mission with all the resources necessary for superior execution and performance,” said Tim Coffey, SEACORP’s vice president of training systems. “Through this contract, SEACORP and our teammates look forward to advancing the state-of-the-art in training capability to the U.S. Navy.”
As part of the contract, SEACORP will perform engineering and administration functions to ensure trainers are in fully operational condition and a Ready-For-Training state in support of scheduled and ad-hoc military utilization. It will also provide systems engineering, computer engineering, system administration, network administration, cybersecurity and information assurance, computer systems diagnostics, configuration management, electronic maintenance, electromechanical and mechanical maintenance, logistics, administrative support and trainer relocation services.
