The laptop uses NSWCPD’s ADCS, which provides crews aboard US Navy vessels the capability to track personnel and manage traffic throughout the ship. Credit: US Navy Courtesy Photo.

Global maritime engineering and design provider Gibbs & Cox (G&C) has received a contract from the Naval Surface Warfare Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD) for programme management and technical services.

As per the contract, Gibbs & Cox will aid in the modernisation of the assault craft, submarines, and surface ships of the US Army and Navy.

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The company is part of the five firms selected for the $165m IDIQ contract.

Gibbs & Cox said in a statement: “Our Philadelphia Navy Yard office emphasises client relationships by making ourselves available for onsite support and delivering quality results.

“G&C, along with our teammates, have collaborated with NSWCPD for years, and the recognition of this trusted partnership with an award makes G&C honored to be a valued member of the NSWC Philadelphia Division’s Code 442 technical team.”

In April 2018, Gibbs & Cox secured a contract to provide engineering support services for US Navy vessels.

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Prior to this, in January of the same year, the company won a contract to support the functional design of the Royal Saudi Navy’s Freedom-class multi-mission surface combatant (MMSC).

In a separate development, NSWCPD started the delivery of 95 damage control management laptops preloaded with software that will permit the crew on the vessels to track and isolate Covid-19 cases.

The Machinery Control System & Advanced Damage Control System (ADCS) Branch of NSWCPD started installations of ADCS on aircraft carriers and amphibious ships in 2018 on a class-by-class basis.

NSWCPD plans to reuse ADCS to help the ships to manage and reduce the impact of the novel coronavirus.