This legislative proposal seeks to modify the definition of short-term work within title 10, United States Code, specifically pertaining to the U.S. Navy's construction of combatant and escort vessels and the assignment of related projects. The primary change involves extending the maximum duration for work to be classified as short-term from the current 12 months to 18 months . By increasing this timeframe, the bill provides the Navy with enhanced flexibility in planning and executing critical vessel construction, maintenance, and repair activities. This adjustment could streamline project management and potentially improve efficiency in the allocation of resources for naval shipbuilding and upkeep.
Referred to the House Committee on Armed Services.
Armed Forces and National Security
Smart Ship Repair Act of 2025
USA119th CongressHR-2955| House
| Updated: 4/17/2025
This legislative proposal seeks to modify the definition of short-term work within title 10, United States Code, specifically pertaining to the U.S. Navy's construction of combatant and escort vessels and the assignment of related projects. The primary change involves extending the maximum duration for work to be classified as short-term from the current 12 months to 18 months . By increasing this timeframe, the bill provides the Navy with enhanced flexibility in planning and executing critical vessel construction, maintenance, and repair activities. This adjustment could streamline project management and potentially improve efficiency in the allocation of resources for naval shipbuilding and upkeep.