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Our Priorities

A NATION OF RESILIANCE AND IMPACT

Today’s U.S. Navy aircraft carriers are the stunning result of over 2,000 companies in 44 states performing $9.2 billion worth of work. These businesses provide the parts that make these ships an unmatched expression of military power—capable of delivering sustained and overwhelming warfighting force around the globe.

Ford Milestones
ACIBC SPOTLIGHT
ACIBC Chair Lisa Papini spoke with Kris Osborn at Warrior Maven on the importance of stable and predictable funding for Ford-class construction.

"When production lines go cold, we know companies will have to lay off workers. We're trying to avoid that, so our specific request is $175 million in fiscal year 2025. The people who are part of this community (Aircraft Carrier Industrial Base Coalition) are some of the most proud and Patriotic I have met."
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WHO WE ARE

The Aircraft Carrier Industrial Base Coalition (ACIBC) represents businesses that supply parts, equipment and services for the construction and maintenance of U.S. Navy aircraft carriers. Established in 2004, ACIBC seeks to preserve the strength of the aircraft carrier force and promote the value of the aircraft carrier industrial base as a vital part of the nation’s overall defense structure.

WHAT WE DO

We seek to preserve the strength of the aircraft carrier force and promote the value of the industrial base as a vital part of the nation’s overall defense structure. We are advocates for not only increased congressional funding for carrier programs, but for the thousands of American jobs supported by this funding.

WHAT WE STAND FOR

Aircraft carriers are built and maintained with parts built by over 2,000 businesses spread out across the United States – helping inject $9.2 billion into communities across the country. Stability in aircraft carrier programs is critical not only to our national security, but also to the shipbuilding industrial base as well.

Data reflects spending between 2019-2023. Last updated March 2024.

OUR IMPACT

ACIBC member companies are making a difference across the country, creating tens of thousands of jobs and helping keep Americans safe by supplying the Navy with parts it needs to build aircraft carriers.

April 2024 Supplier Spotlight: JA Moody

or over a century, Aircraft Carriers have symbolized American strength and prowess, often hailed as “100,000 tons of naval diplomacy.” For this month’s Supplier Spotlight, ...
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December 2023 Supplier Spotlight: FVMT

Fox Valley Metal-Tech (FVMT) has been supporting the Ford Class construction since 2007, providing critical hardware for ships’ electrical power load centers and switchgear systems and ...
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November 2023 Supplier Spotlight: ATC

ATC (Argo Turboserve Corporation) supplies a myriad of spare parts for US Navy aircraft carriers. ATC is a global, fourth-party logistics provider of original equipment supply chain and repair ...
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