Anduril announced on Tuesday morning that it will break ground on a new facility in Baltimore County, Maryland, to build critical components for Virginia-class submarines. The company has committed $3.

Anduril's Maryland shipyard will produce parts for the US Navy's Virginia-class submarine in an effort to boost capacity and production.

Maryland and Baltimore County are preparing to put up as much as $481 million in public support for Anduril Industries’ planned $3.7 billion submarine manufacturing complex at Sparrows Point.

Arsenal-2, a new software-defined shipyard backed by a $3.7 billion private capital investment by Anduril Industries, will manufacture critical components for the Virginia-class submarine.

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Defense technology company Anduril will build a new facility in Maryland focused on submarine component construction for the U.S. Navy’s attack boats, according to a Tuesday announcement. While Anduril will start with components like torpedo tubes,

Anduril's Arsenal-2 is positioned to produce “complex components and large scale assemblies” for the vessels, according to the firm.

Anduril's $2.9B Navy submarine contract and Palmer Luckey's Pentagon advisory role raise procurement oversight questions that need direct answers.