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BAE Systems names its best ship repair suppliers for 2024

On March 27, 2025, BAE Systems, a leading provider of ship repair, maintenance, and modernization services, held a 'Partner2Win' Supplier symposium in Jacksonville, Florida, to recognize its top suppliers to its U.S. Maritime business.
The recognition stems from the expansive partnerships fostered through BAE Systems' Partner2Win program, which involves its three shipyards in California, Florida, and Virginia, and a vast network of suppliers supporting maintenance, modernization, and refit projects aboard U.S. Navy ships and commercial vessels.
BAE Systems celebrated 87 suppliers at the symposium, presenting a total of 48 gold, 27 silver, and 12 bronze awards to companies that significantly contributed to their operations.
Paul Smith, vice president and general manager of BAE Systems Ship Repair, stated, "Last year, our three shipyards successfully completed numerous ship maintenance and modernization projects with the high-quality work performed by our strong team of large and small businesses."
Looking ahead, BAE Systems will commission a new 25,000 lifting ton capacity shiplift and a four-acre land-level repair facility in Jacksonville later this year, further enhancing its capabilities.

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BAE Systems names its best ship repair suppliers for 2024

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