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Sintavia develops additive manufacturing facility for U.S. Navy

Florida-based 3D printing specialist Sintavia has been awarded a contract by Bechtel Plant Machinery, to develop a dedicated additive manufacturing facility to support the U.S. Navy’s nuclear propulsion program. The new vertically integrated facility will design and additively manufacture advanced nuclear propulsion systems for the U.S. Navy’s submarine programs in production and under development, including next-generation nuclear-powered attack submarines.

“Additive technology—both with respect to design and manufacturing—is well-known to be a superior method for supplying complex systems across the Aerospace & Defense industry,” said Brian Neff, Sintavia’s Founder and CEO. “But a full adoption of the technology is not possible without investments in the materials, processes, and quality systems needed to additively produce these difficult systems successfully and repeatedly—investments that Sintavia has been making over the past seven years. As the U.S. Navy looks to develop advanced submarine platforms, it is imperative that additive technology plays a central role in that development. We are committed to the success of these Navy programs, and look forward to continuing to build our relationship with BPMI and the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program in the coming years.”

The new facility, located in Hollywood, Florida, is expected to come online in the second quarter of 2023.

Find out more about Sintavia at sintavia.com.

For more information about Bechtel Plant Machinery, please visit bpmionline.com.


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