EventOn July 14, the U.S. Coast Guard signed a $3.3 billion contract with Bollinger Shipyards’ Lockport shipyard to build six new cutters for its Arctic fleet, Admiral Kevin E. Lunday calling the deal "decisive action" that guarantees American security in the high‑latitudes.
The United States Coast Guard secured a $3.3 billion contract for six new cutters to reinforce its Arctic fleet, a move lauded by Admiral Kevin E. Lunday as decisive action to safeguard U.S. security in the region.
The Coast Guard has awarded contracts to Bollinger Shipyards Lockport to build six cutters tailored for Arctic conditions, bolstering U.S. naval presence in the high‑latitudes.
