$3.7 billion investment, 3,100 jobs announced by Anduril Industries for new Baltimore County shipyard
Anduril says the project will add 3,100 direct jobs and more than 11,000 indirect jobs as it expands submarine component production.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump and Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced Anduril Industries will construct Arsenal-2, a $3.7 billion shipyard at Tradepoint Atlantic in Baltimore County.
- The U.S. Navy awarded Anduril an up to $2.9 billion contract to boost submarine production, addressing critical bottlenecks in the Virginia-class program.
- Designed to exceed 2 million square feet, Arsenal-2 will create 3,100 permanent jobs and is projected to contribute $2 billion to the regional economy annually.
- Maryland and Baltimore County officials plan to match up to 13% of the investment, including up to $210 million in property tax relief pending legislative action.
- Operations at the site are targeted to begin in 2030, returning large-scale shipbuilding to the historic Bethlehem Steel site while advancing Anduril's influence in Pentagon initiatives like Project Meridian.
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On Tuesday, October 6, 2026, on the grounds of the former steelworks of Bethlehem Steel in Sparrows Point, along with Baltimore (Maryland), President Donald Trump and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, presented a new shipyard called Arsenal-2. It will be built and managed by Anduril Industries, the Californian defense company known for its ... Continue reading "The Anduril shipyard in Maryland will have over 185,000 m2 for nuclear submarine parts a…
The project will be developed in Baltimore and contemplates the construction of a high-tech shipyard that will produce parts for Virginia class submarines.
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