Anduril to build submarine component facility in Maryland
Anduril announced plans to build a new Maryland facility for Navy submarine components, starting with torpedo tubes and eventually larger hull sections.
What happened
Defense technology company Anduril announced on Tuesday that it will construct a new facility in Maryland to manufacture submarine components for U.S. Navy attack boats. The company intends to begin production with components such as torpedo tubes, according to an industry official. Anduril's longer-term goal is to expand into building submarine modules and eventually entire hull sections for the Navy.
Background
Anduril Industries is a U.S. defense-technology company founded in 2017 that specializes in autonomous systems and command software. The company has been expanding its manufacturing footprint significantly in recent years. The Navy's attack boat fleet relies on submarines for underwater operations and deterrence; modernizing and sustaining these vessels is a strategic priority for the Department of Defense.
What to watch next
Watch for announcements about the facility's location, size, timeline for opening, and production schedules for the initial torpedo tube contracts.
Sources
- Original report: Anduril to Build New Submarine Component Facility (USNI News, Oct 6, 2026) Defense media
- Defence Connect: Anduril, US Navy to expand production capacity for Virginia-Class submarine program Defense media
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