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Anduril, US Navy to Build $6.6B Shipyard in Maryland

The facility, dubbed Arsenal-2, will manufacture components for Virginia-class submarines. The new project follows DOD’s new Project Meridien initiative, which Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey is co-leading.

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The project will be developed in Baltimore and contemplates the construction of a high-tech shipyard that will produce parts for Virginia class submarines.

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Anduril plans to start the first operations in 2030 and gradually increase production as it incorporates workers, suppliers and new industrial capabilities.The project also involves the entry of Anduril, a company known mainly for its autonomous systems, drones and defense software, into the industrial chain of one of the most complex naval programs in the United States.

At a recent ceremony at Sparrows Point, President Donald Trump announced Arsenal-2, the new plant manufacturing critical components for the Virginia-class nuclear propulsion attack submarine program of the U.S. Navy.With an investment of US$6.6 billion, the new facility will be built by Anduril Industries Company [...] The Entrance With an investment of US$6.6 billion, the U.S. seeks to accelerate the construction of its new Virginia-class attac…

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The Epoch Times broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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