The Navy’s public shipyards will take more decades to repair, GAO says
25-09-2026 23:51 via defenseone.com

The Navy’s public shipyards will take more decades to repair, GAO says

The Navy's effort to fix and improve its shipyards will take decades longer and cost billions more than initially planned—and Congress has not been systematically kept apprised of the growing complexity of the Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Program, the Government Accountability Office has found.“Without a full picture of how much has been spent, what remains to be funded, and what risks may affect SIOP progress, Congress could make consequential decisions for SIOP based on inc
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