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PEO SHIPS
Fact Sheet
PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR SHIPS
“Global Influence 24/7”
Effective 1 November 2002, the Honorable John Young, Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development, and Acquisition (ASN RDA), established theProgram Executive Office, Ships (PEO Ships) in support of a realignment of the Office of the Secretary of the Navy. The PEO realignment affects a stronger business focus with more flexible acquisition management and a standard approach for addressing the integration of various systems across multiple platforms.
As Program Executive Officer, Ships, RADM Charles S. Hamilton
leads one of five PEOs aligned to the Naval Sea Systems Command
(NAVSEA) with headquarters located at the Washington Navy Yard.
The others include PEO for Integrated Warfare Systems, PEO Littoral
and Mine Warfare, PEO Submarines, and PEO Carriers.
PEO Ships provides the U.S. Navy with a single, platform-focused
organization that concentrates knowledge, management skills and
buying power for the acquisition and modernization of all non-nuclear
surface ships.
PEO Ships’ oversight responsibilities encompass research,
development, systems integration,
construction, lifetime support, and transfer of current and future
surface combatant, amphibious and auxiliary ships to include:
DD, FFG, DDG, CG, DD(X), LCS, MCM, MHC, LPD-17, Sealift Ships,
CLF Ships, Special Mission Ships, Coast Guard Deepwater support,
Small Boats and Craft, and Command Ships.
PEO Ships and its programs play an instrumental role in fighting and winning America’s Global War on Terrorism, providing the National Command Authority with combat-ready warships and sealift around the globe anytime and anywhere needed.
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