The company provides Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) based solutions aligned with open standards architectures for defense platforms, including fighter jets, helicopters, UAVs, ground combat equipment, tactical vehicles, naval ships, and submarines. It supplies avionics, electronics, flight test equipment, and aircraft data management solutions to the commercial aerospace sector. Its defense operations utilize advanced, ruggedized production and service processes that meet stringent specifications aligned with Department of War priorities.
The Naval & Power segment serves naval defense and power and process markets, primarily supporting the U.S. Navy with naval propulsion and auxiliary equipment for Virginia-class and Columbia-class submarines and Ford-class aircraft carriers. The company also operates three coastal service centers offering ship repair and maintenance. Aerospace defense products include aircraft arresting systems.
In the power and process market, the company supports commercial nuclear power plants and nuclear equipment manufacturers with hardware, valves, fastening systems, containment doors, airlock hatches, simulation equipment, and spent fuel management products, mainly for reactors in North America, the United Kingdom, and South Korea. It provides Reactor Coolant Pumps and control rod drive mechanisms for commercial nuclear plants, notably supporting the Westinghouse AP1000 reactor design. The company is also pursuing opportunities in advanced Small Modular Reactor designs.
Westinghouse is identified as a supplier in the company’s filings.
Curtiss Wright's Comment on Supply Chain
The company provides Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) based solutions aligned with open standards architectures for defense platforms, including fighter jets, helicopters, UAVs, ground combat equipment, tactical vehicles, naval ships, and submarines. It supplies avionics, electronics, flight test equipment, and aircraft data management solutions to the commercial aerospace sector. Its defense operations utilize advanced, ruggedized production and service processes that meet stringent specifications aligned with Department of War priorities.
The Naval & Power segment serves naval defense and power and process markets, primarily supporting the U.S. Navy with naval propulsion and auxiliary equipment for Virginia-class and Columbia-class submarines and Ford-class aircraft carriers. The company also operates three coastal service centers offering ship repair and maintenance. Aerospace defense products include aircraft arresting systems.
In the power and process market, the company supports commercial nuclear power plants and nuclear equipment manufacturers with hardware, valves, fastening systems, containment doors, airlock hatches, simulation equipment, and spent fuel management products, mainly for reactors in North America, the United Kingdom, and South Korea. It provides Reactor Coolant Pumps and control rod drive mechanisms for commercial nuclear plants, notably supporting the Westinghouse AP1000 reactor design. The company is also pursuing opportunities in advanced Small Modular Reactor designs.
Westinghouse is identified as a supplier in the company’s filings.
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