
 USS McCampbell (DDG 85)
The Carderock Division has a very comprehensive set of technical capabilities to support its mission. These capabilities cover all aspects of surface ship and submarine hull mechanical and electrical systems (HM&E) and cross all life cycles. In essence, the Division supports ships from keel to masthead and from cradle to grave.
 USS Alaska (SSBN 732)
The Division's technical capabilities were developed to support Navy and military requirements. However, because the mission of the Division is oriented to platform systems and not weapon systems, many of these capabilities are equally applicable to commercial ships. In fact, the legislation establishing the Division specifically requires the Division to "provide support to the Maritime Administration and maritime industry."
Our Core Areas of Research and Engineering Expertise:
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Research, development, design, testing, acquisition support, fleet guidance and training and in-service engineering for signatures on ships and ship systems for all current and future Navy ships and seaborne vehicles and their component systems and assigned personnel.
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Full-spectrum capabilities (facilities and expertise) for research, development, design,
testing, acquisition support, and in-service engineering to reduce vulnerability and improve
survivability of naval platforms and personnel.
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Full-spectrum technical capabilities (facilities and expertise) for research, development, design, shipboard and land-based test and evaluation, acquisition support, in-service engineering, fleet engineering, integrated logistic support and concepts, and overall life-cycle engineering.
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Full-spectrum hydrodynamic capabilities (facilities and expertise) for research, development, design, analysis, testing, evaluation, acquisition support and in-service engineering in the area of hull forms and propulsors for the U.S. Navy.
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Specialized facilities and expertise for the full spectrum of research, development, design, testing, acquisition support, and in-service engineering in the area of materials and structures.
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Facilities and expertise for research, development, design, human system integration, acquisition support, in-service engineering, fleet support, integrated logistic concepts, and life-cycle management resulting in mission compatible, efficient and cost-effective environmental materials, processes, and systems for fleet and shore activities.
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Specialized expertise for surface and undersea vehicle design including early concept development, assessment and selection of emerging technologies, integration of selected technologies into optimized total vehicle designs, and evaluation of those technologies and designs for cost, producibility, supportability, and military effectiveness.
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