HII Secures Role in Navy Training Contract

HII's Mission Technologies division has been included in a multiple award contract to provide training products and services to enhance U.S. Navy fleet readiness.

The indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract has a ceiling of $267 million and will allow HII to compete for task orders supporting the Naval Education and Training Professional Development Center, as well as other naval education training commands. These efforts focus on professional growth and readiness for U.S. Navy enlisted personnel.

“Sailor training and professional development are mission-critical — especially when it comes to force protection and combat readiness,” said Michael Lempke, president of Mission Technologies’ Global Security business. “This initiative empowers sailors with the technical skills they need to perform at the highest level, while opening doors for career advancement and lifelong learning.”

The contract will support education, training, career development, and personnel advancement across the Navy’s force development enterprise. Work includes curriculum development and management of learning systems such as Navy e-learning, which enables sailors to participate in on-demand, web-based training. These tools are intended to prepare sailors to meet evolving mission requirements in a network-centric warfare environment.

HII provides engineering and technology solutions for multi-domain training, including live and synthetic training environments that support mission rehearsal.

Headquartered in Virginia, HII is a defense provider with a workforce of 44,000. The company builds military ships and delivers capabilities spanning unmanned systems, cyber, ISR, AI/ML, and training solutions.