Blue Ops builds uncrewed surface vessels in the United States for the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, and allied maritime forces. A proven hull, an open MOSA architecture, and modular payloads give the operator capability that adapts to the mission. We build here, to American standards, in support of fleet modernization and a stronger domestic maritime industry.
Generational craft in every hull, from a lineage of American boatbuilding that knows what the open ocean asks of a vessel. That experience is the foundation the whole platform stands on.
Blue Ops builds through a partnership with Hodgdon Shipbuilding and a U.S. factory in Georgia, on an American supply chain and an American workforce. Domestic production means capability the country controls, and jobs that strengthen the industrial base behind the fleet.
The Variant 7 is shaped by lessons learned from combat at sea. Where uncrewed vessels have met real conditions and a capable adversary, the demands are clear: a hull that holds up, a platform that adapts fast, and capability that reaches the operator quickly. Those lessons are engineered into every hull, and combined with American manufacturing and American standards.
Looking ahead, Blue Ops is building toward uncrewed surface and air systems that operate as one. The platform is the foundation. The integrated picture is where it leads.
