U.S. Navy discloses $392M Corsair production contract with Saronic
The U.S. Navy disclosed a $392 million production contract for Saronic's 24-foot Corsair unmanned surface vessel.
Evidence notes
- The U.S. Navy disclosed a $392 million production contract covering Saronic's 24-foot Corsair unmanned surface vessel.
- The Navy presented the award as moving Corsair from prototype to production in under twelve months through an Other Transaction Authority agreement.
- Saronic said its investment in production infrastructure and capacity would support delivery at the speed and quantity required by the mission.
Why it matters
Saronic received a $392 million U.S. Navy contract for Corsair autonomous vessels.
Company overview
Saronic builds autonomous surface vessels and command software for U.S. and allied maritime missions. Its portfolio spans Corsair, Mirage and 180-foot Marauder, supported by shipbuilding operations in Louisiana. In July 2026 it selected Brownsville for the planned $3.2 billion Port Alpha shipyard.