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July 2011 – Cardinal Engineering is awarded a Subcontract from URS Federal Technical Services to support the Ohio Replacement Class (ORC) Submarine program providing technical support and engineering expertise to NAVSEA 05 and the ORC Shock and Structures System Integration Teams.

June 2011 – Cardinal Engineering is awarded a SeaPort-e Prime Contract by NSWC, Dahlgren, VA. Cardinal Engineering will provide services that potentially span the entire spectrum of mission areas supported by the activities and technical capabilities that comprise the various ordering offices, as well as provide professional support services to the overall Navy and Marine Corps organizations.

May 2011 – Cardinal Engineering opens 2nd office in downtown Annapolis, MD. The Annapolis office is home to our Operations staff, and provides additional space for our engineers supporting customers in the Washington, DC metropolitan area.



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Cardinal Engineering provides engineering expertise to government and industry customers, developing systems that operate in the world’s oceans. Working with the United States Navy and the Department of Energy, we are helping to achieve critical national missions related to the security and well-being of our homeland.

Ship and Submarine Design

Cardinal Engineering’s ship and submarine design experience spans nearly every class of the US Navy’s fleet. Our focus is on research and development, advanced technology, and systems design and integration. We are innovative, experienced, and results-oriented.

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Marine Energy

Cardinal Engineering is working to draw energy from the world’s oceans - converting ocean kinetic and thermal energy into electricity. Cardinal is leveraging the experience of the nation’s Naval ship designers to accelerate development and deployment of new marine and hydrokinetic (MHK) and offshore wind energy devices. Supporting technology decisions that lead the way to clean, renewable domestic energy resources.

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Cardinal Engineering, ship and submarine design, marine energy, renewable energy