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U.S. Navy Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats Procurement

Sector: Aerospace & Defense • Location: United States

Source: The Defence Blog

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The U.S. Navy awarded contracts worth up to $650 million to eight American boatbuilders for the procurement of up to 474 composite rigid hull inflatable boats over a ten-year period. These boats are used for various military operations including ship-to-shore transfers and special operations force insertion. The contracts were awarded on April 30, 2026, with first orders expected to be completed b

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Sector
Aerospace & Defense, Seaport, Commercial
Location
United States of America
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
The Defence Blog

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The project “U.S. Navy Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats Procurement” is an infrastructure initiative in the Aerospace & Defense sector, located in United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from The Defence Blog.

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The U.S. Navy awarded contracts worth up to $650 million to eight American boatbuilders for the procurement of up to 474 composite rigid hull inflatable boats over a ten-year period. These boats are used for various military operations including ship-to-shore transfers and special operations force insertion. The contracts were awarded on April 30, 2026, with first orders expected to be completed by July 2026.

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Aerospace & Defense, Seaport, Commercial

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2026-05-06

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