Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.

Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc. (HII) is the largest military shipbuilding company in the United States and a premier provider of advanced engineering, technical, maintenance, and logistics support services to the Department of Defense and other federal agencies. As a major defense contractor headquartered in Newport News, Virginia, HII operates through multiple specialized subsidiaries including Huntington Ingalls Incorporated (Newport News Shipbuilding Division), HII Fleet Support Group LLC, HII Mission Technologies Corp, Continental Maritime of San Diego LLC, and Enlighten It Consulting LLC, among others. The corporation specializes in the design, construction, maintenance, and modernization of nuclear-powered aircraft carriers and submarines, while simultaneously providing comprehensive technical support, training systems, cybersecurity solutions, and enterprise IT services across the federal government. HII's core mission centers on sustaining the operational readiness of the U.S. Navy's carrier strike group and submarine fleet through innovative engineering and lifecycle support services that remain unmatched in the defense industry.

Through its federal contract awards, HII has delivered an extensive portfolio of critical services spanning naval vessel construction, maintenance, and modernization. The company has received substantial prime contracts from Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) totaling billions of dollars for planned incremental availability and carrier incremental availability services for San Diego-based aircraft carriers, with a $528 million IDIQ serving as a primary vehicle for task order issuance. Huntington Ingalls Incorporated's Newport News Shipbuilding Division has executed multiple multi-million dollar delivery orders for repairs, maintenance, and alterations on various Nimitz-class and Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carriers including USS Abraham Lincoln, USS Carl Vinson, USS Theodore Roosevelt, and CVN-72, as well as advance planning services for CVN-68 inactivation and defueling valued at $373.5 million. Continental Maritime of San Diego LLC has secured major contracts for docking selected restricted availability (DSRA) maintenance and modernization of surface combatant and amphibious class vessels, including a $79.3 million contract for USS Russell and a $28.7 million contract for USS Sterett, executing work under the Complex and Non-Complex Maintenance on Surface Combatant and Amphibious Class Ships master IDIQ. HII Fleet Support Group LLC maintains significant contracts for engineering and technical services, elevator support unit operations, carrier engineering maintenance assistance, and C4ISR system installations across multiple naval platforms, with core funding from NAVSEA and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWAR). HII Mission Technologies Corp has diversified the corporation's federal portfolio through delivery orders for educational training support services funded by the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) internationally, curriculum development and professional services for international military cooperation, F-16 Multirole Tactical Training System support valued at $198 million for the Air National Guard, and advanced technology development work including high energy laser prototype research for the Army. Enlighten It Consulting LLC, acquired as part of HII's technology services expansion, has secured major cyber defense and data platform development contracts with U.S. Cyber Command, the Department of Defense's Washington Headquarters Service, and the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency, including a $53 million Joint Cyber Warfighter Architecture support contract and a $91.1 million Threat Awareness Sharing Capabilities follow-on program. Additional specialized subsidiaries including Newport News Nuclear BWXT-Los Alamos LLC have executed environmental remediation and facility management contracts with the Department of Energy's Office of Environmental Management at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Across all prime contract awards reviewed, HII subsidiaries have consistently competed without small business set-aside designations, reflecting their status as large business contractors with specialized capabilities that position them as the sole or primary source for critical naval and defense technology services. HII subsidiaries frequently engage established subcontractors including BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc., Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), Booz Allen Hamilton, Electric Boat Corporation, Advanced Technology International, QED Systems Inc., Delphinus Engineering Inc., and numerous small business firms to deliver integrated solutions on complex federal programs.

The federal grant award documentation provided does not contain evidence that Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc. or its subsidiaries have received federal grant awards during the reviewed period. The contract award data encompasses primarily federal contract vehicles including definitive contracts, delivery orders under indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts, purchase orders, and other transaction agreements, but does not include matching federal grant awards with named grant programs or grant-specific funding mechanisms. This absence likely reflects HII's primary positioning as a federal contractor rather than a grant recipient, as the corporation's business model centers on performing services and delivering products through federal procurement contracts rather than competing for discretionary federal grants. The company's extensive portfolio of billion-dollar master contracts and ongoing task order execution across NAVSEA, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, the Air Force, the Army, and civilian agencies including the Department of Energy provides substantial and continuous funding streams without reliance on federal grant mechanisms.

Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc. maintains an extensive network of Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts across multiple federal agencies that serve as foundational vehicles for task order procurement. The $528 million Planned Incremental Availability and Carrier Incremental Availability contract with Naval Sea Systems Command provides the primary framework for rapid issuance of delivery orders supporting aircraft carrier maintenance and modernization activities, with task orders issued to Huntington Ingalls Incorporated's Newport News Shipbuilding Division for planning, execution, and engineering support services. HII Fleet Support Group LLC operates under multiple NAVSEA IDIQ vehicles including a $496.1 million Engineering and Technical Services contract for NAVSEA Divisions 41 and 43, enabling flexible procurement of engineering maintenance support, C4ISR installations, system verification testing, and technical documentation across multiple ship classes, and a $48.45 million Engineering Maintenance Support contract with U.S. Fleet Forces Command for carrier engineering maintenance assistance teams, elevator support unit services, and enhanced quality of life initiatives. The company maintains a $1.68 billion indefinite delivery contract with NAVSEA for Littoral Combat Ships Class Sustainment Execution covering comprehensive maintenance, repair, and modernization services for LCS vessels homeported in San Diego, with Continental Maritime of San Diego LLC executing task orders under this vehicle. HII Mission Technologies Corp holds access to the Air Force's $32.5 billion Training Systems Acquisition IV (TSA IV) contract, which enables the company to compete for and execute delivery orders supporting training systems development, curriculum design, educational support services, and technical instruction across multiple military departments, with documented task orders for Air National Guard Operational Training Support and specialized training initiatives. The company also participates in the $999.99 billion OASIS+ Unrestricted Multiple Agency Contract, a government-wide vehicle enabling task order competition across numerous federal agencies for technical and professional services. HII Mission Technologies Corp and Enlighten It Consulting LLC leverage the $900 million Information Analysis Center Multiple-Award Contract (IAC-MAC) for technical research, analysis, and systems engineering support to multiple defense agencies, with documented delivery orders for space superiority modeling and simulation, Air Force Research Laboratory support, and Army Program Executive Office for Aviation analysis. Enlighten It Consulting holds a $900 million multiple-award IDIQ contract with Air Force Space Command and a $249 million Basic Ordering Agreement with the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center, enabling rapid procurement of cybersecurity, data platform development, and advanced IT services. HII Technical Solutions Corporation executes work under the Seaport Next Generation (SeaPort-NXG) multiple-award contract vehicle, with a $147.1 million delivery order for integrated training systems installation and sustainment support through August 2030. The corporation maintains additional IDIQ relationships including the Army Watercraft Sustainment Maintenance Zone 3 (AWSM) contract, enabling HII Fleet Support Group to execute emergency and unprogrammed repair delivery orders for Army landing craft and watercraft assets. Across these extensive IDIQ networks, HII subsidiaries have executed thousands of delivery orders and task orders, demonstrating the corporation's strategic positioning as a preferred provider across Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, Air Force commands, Army organizations, and civilian federal agencies including the Department of Energy and Department of State through the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.