Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

This Shipyard PROfile features Tony Giles from Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Detachment-San Diego.

Our next monthly hiring event at the Holiday Inn on Woodbury Ave. in Portsmouth, NH is next Tuesday, July 2nd from 2 - 6 p.m. Stop in to learn how to start your rewarding civilian career at America's leader in attack submarine maintenance and modernization. #PNSYhiring | #CivilianCareers | #pnsy

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This Shipyard PROfile features Steven Clevenger from Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Detachment-San Diego.

Our next monthly hiring event at the Holiday Inn on Woodbury Ave. in Portsmouth, NH is TOMORROW from 2 - 6 p.m. Stop in to learn how to start your rewarding civilian career at America's leader in attack submarine maintenance and modernization. #PNSYhiring | #CivilianCareers | #pnsy

The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard STEM Outreach Program hosted a STEM Pop -Up Event for students at Noble High School in North Berwick, Maine. 14 different codes represented the shipyard with hands-on demonstrations giving the students the opportunity to see the career pathway first-hand and speak with experts in the trade. Thank you to all of the volunteers that supported this event as well as the staff at Noble High School for allowing us the time in their schedule to bring this event out to their students! #NavalSTEM

Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (PNS) STEM Outreach hosted its 3rd Annual Robotics Expo on Friday, May 3rd 2024 in the Shipyard gymnasium. About 150 students, teachers and mentors (grades 3-12) from 15 different FIRST/VEX Robotics teams showcased their hard work from the previous season. A big thanks to the PNS employees who serve as team coaches and mentors throughout the school year! #NavalSTEM

KITTERY, Maine (May 16, 2024) – The first of many ~4,000-ton concrete monoliths arrived at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (PNSY) in Kittery, Maine on May 16. The monolith arrived on a special barge from CIANBRO Corporation Modular Manufacturing Facility in Brewer, Maine and are part of the Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Program - SIOP's Multi-mission Dry Dock #1 project, which is modernizing the World War II-era dry dock on PNSY. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Charlotte C. Oliver/released)

Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (PNS) STEM Outreach was thrilled to return to STEM Education Day hosted by Fenway Park. Students from across New England ventured inside the park for a fulfilled day of exciting activities. PNS volunteers knocked it out of the park with a crane simulator and Sphero robots. #NavalSTEM

The first of many 4,000-ton concrete monoliths is loaded on a special barge at the Cianbro Corporation Modular Manufacturing Facility in Brewer, Maine. The monoliths are part of the Multi-mission Dry Dock #1 project, which modernizes the World War II-era Dry Dock #1 here at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. The project is part of the Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Program (SIOP) — a holistic recapitalization of the Navy’s four public shipyards. SIOP integrates investments in facilities, utilities, and industrial plant equipment to meet nuclear fleet maintenance requirements. The program supports a reduction in availability duration and improves efficiency by expanding shipyard capacity, optimizing configuration, and creating resilient infrastructure—enabling PNSY to meet the Navy’s requirements for decades to come. #NavySIOP #FoundationOfFleetReadiness