Shipbuilding News

• US pitches Greece on a frigate co-production deal
  
  American shipbuilder Onex, based in Greece, could help construct new frigates for the Hellenic Navy.
  Yahoo.  Monday, 19 Oct 2020.
• General Electric Clinches HA Gas Turbine Contract in Russia
  
  General Electric (GE) to offer gas turbine technology for the Zainskaya State District Power Plant's project. Separately, it inks energy management deal with Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding.
  Zacks.  Wednesday, 9 Sep 2020.
• Repairing Fire-Damaged USS Bonhomme Richard Would Likely Take Years, Admiral Says
  
  The Navy lacks the shipbuilding and repair capacity to meet the demands of peacetime, much less war, a Navy official said.
  Yahoo.  Wednesday, 26 Aug 2020.
• Historic Appledore Shipyard where vessels have been built for 150 years is set to reopen
  
  Appledore Shipyard in Devon is set to reopen, resuming more than 150 years of shipbuilding history that has seen the creation of aircraft carriers, super yachts and ferries.
  Daily Mail.  Tuesday, 25 Aug 2020.
• Shipbuilders Approve 3-Year Pact, Ending Months-long Strike
  
  The shipyard on the Kennebec River is one of the Navy's largest, and it's also a major employer in the state with 6,800 workers.
  Voice of America.  Monday, 24 Aug 2020.
• Workers continue strike at key Navy shipbuilding yard amid missed deadlines and fight over contractors
  
  The standoff comes as Bath Iron Works struggles to meet Pentagon contract delivery deadlines.
  CNBC.  Thursday, 23 Jul 2020.
• Italy weighs warships to Egypt deal after student murder
  
  Italy has yet to approve the sale to Egypt of two warships made by shipbuilder Fincantieri, as the government weighs political considerations and analyses the deal, Italy's foreign minister said on Wednesday.
  Reuters.  Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020.

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