Event Brief
US Navy pays $149.8M for next delayed USS Boxer overhaul
By The BriefBrief · Sources (2)
Filed: Aug 27, 2026 at 6:02 PM ET
Summary: The USS Boxer returned to San Diego in 2020 but was delayed and did not properly rejoin the fleet until 2024, including a deployment that ended after ten days. BAE Systems has now received $149.8 million for the ship’s next Selected Restricted Availability, following a maintenance period that ran about four years late.
WHO: BAE Systems; US Navy
WHAT: BAE Systems received $149.8 million for the next Selected Restricted Availability for the USS Boxer after prior maintenance delays.
WHEN: Jan 01, 2024
WHERE: San Diego, USA
WHY: The payment follows delays and technical problems that kept USS Boxer from rejoining the fleet as scheduled, leading to a late maintenance cycle and the need for the next restricted availability.
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