Hello, Guest!
  • Saturday, November 23, 2024

NAVSEA Moves to Address Potential OCI in General Dynamics-CSRA Combination


The U.S. Navy has initiated several measures to avoid any potential organizational conflict of interest that may emerge following the completion of General Dynamics™ (NYSE: GD) $9.7 billion acquisition of CSRA.

The Naval Sea Systems Command said Tuesday it asked General Dynamics and CSRA to hand over to a third party SEABU and work on related acquisition, mission and systems engineering support contracts with NAVSEA œas soon as possible to prevent possible OCIs.

The command noted that CSRA delivers support services to NAVSEA™s defense procurement programs and other initiatives through several task orders under the SeaPort Enhanced contract and other acquisition vehicles.

NAVSEA also ordered the companies to segregate program support work carried out by CSRA™s SEABU from General Dynamics to mitigate such conflicts.

œThe mechanisms that ensure segregation and isolation have been detailed to NAVSEA contracts and legal and are considered adequate, NAVSEA added.

Video of the Day

Related Articles

General Dynamics Wins $344M Navy Contract for LHD 5 Amphibious Assault Ship Maintenance Support Contract Awards

General Dynamics Wins $344M Navy Contract for LHD 5 Amphibious Assault Ship Maintenance Support

A General Dynamics (NYSE: GD) subsidiary has won a potential $343.7 million contract from the U.S. Navy to provide modernization, repair and maintenance support services for the USS Bataan (LHD 5) Wasp-class amphibious assault ship. Naval Sea Systems Command launched a full and open competition and received two offers for the USS Bataan (LHD 5)

Cultural Change Necessary to Enhance Edge Tech Capabilities, Experts Say Events

Cultural Change Necessary to Enhance Edge Tech Capabilities, Experts Say

The tactical edge refers to remote environments in which connectivity can be limited, presenting a variety of technological challenges for military and civilian employees operating in these locations. According to experts, improving edge capabilities is not just a technology problem, but something that requires a reevaluation of current transformation approaches. During a panel discussion at

Northrop to Expand ABL Naval Industrial Reserve Ordnance Plant Under $178M Contract Contract Awards

Northrop to Expand ABL Naval Industrial Reserve Ordnance Plant Under $178M Contract

Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC) has secured a potential three-year, $178 million contract from the U.S. Navy to expand the Naval Industrial Reserve Ordnance Plant at the Allegany Ballistic Laboratory in West Virginia. Work on the firm-fixed-price undefinitized contract action will occur in Rocket Center, West Virginia, through September 2026, the Department of Defense said Wednesday.