ExxonMobil Secures $954M Navy Worldwide Lubrication Contract
ExxonMobil Marine has been awarded a potential $954 million contract by the Department of the Navy to supply lubricants and provide engineering support services.
The contract includes a five-year base period with five one-year option periods and requires ExxonMobil Marine to deliver a range of petroleum-based products, including:
- diesel engine oils
- marine turbine oils
- gear and compressor oils
- hydraulic fluids
- greases
The company will also provide technical and shipboard engineering support, such as:
- shipboard assistance
- technical consultations
- troubleshooting services for lubrication-related issues
- training and training-related service calls
This support will ensure operational readiness across U.S. Navy and government-chartered vessels worldwide.
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Author's summary: ExxonMobil wins $954M Navy contract.
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