Refueling and overhaul

Formal delivery is still expected to take place in March of next year, as the ship is about 99% complete.

Movement of the JFK to the naval base cleared space at Newport News for carrier Harry S. Truman to be moved from the naval station to the shipyard to undergo a major RCOH, Refueling and Complex Overhaul.

The work, expected to cost close to $6 billion, is planned to be completed by late 2031.

Galiano Marine Services, Edison Schwester, HII and Bro Brothers, and Seronic Technologies were awarded agreements on September 29th to each build 10 medium unmanned surface vessels, or MUSVs, for the U.S. Navy.

But the idea is, is this preliminary delivery is, is...

It was described to me essentially as kind of like a contracting mechanism to get it out of a yard.

So at the same time, you have Stennis, which if you go to the J books, um, will potentially be... or the, the, the Navy's most recent budget documentation, that RCOH, which is supposed to be four years, is gonna turn into closer to six.

And there was a bunch of growth work that they found, which was a problem.

[laughs] How about you? Anything that's, you know, kinda hurting your head that from a quality of life, quality of service perspective?

Well, the biggest quality of life issue I would see, um, the Truman, we're about to go into the RCOH yard periods.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.