For initial inquiries, please refer to the below information. For further detail, please reach out to sibc@submarinesuppliers.org.

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MISSION STATEMENT

The Submarine Industrial Base Council’s mission is to educate policymakers and the public on the need to preserve the strength of the U.S. submarine force and promote the value of the submarine industrial base as a vital part of our national security structure.

MEDIA CONTACT

sibc@submarinesuppliers.org

OUR LEADERSHIP

CO-CHAIRS

Pat Herschkowitz, NauticAbility
Steve Dobos, Butler Weldments
Keith MacDowell, Prime Technology

 

REGIONAL LEADERS

New England:
Henry Scott, Corrosion Materials
Dawn Massa Stancavish, Massa Products Corporation 

Connecticut:
Julie Brink, LM Gill Welding & Manufacturing

Pennsylvania:
Andrew Clancy, Johnson Controls Navy Systems
Paul Trenholm, Derbyshire Machine & Tool Co.

New York, New Jersey & Mid-Atlantic:
Josh Guedesse  Curtiss-Wright

Virginia:
Lauren Yancey, Hi-Test Laboratories

Central/Mid-West:
Kevin Cantrell, American Tank & Fabricating Co.
Jared Veteto, Cogitic Corporation

South:
Eric Taylor, CEPEDA

West:
Andrew Baldwin. VACCO Industries

OUR ROOTS: THE SUBMARINE INDUSTRIAL BASE COUNCIL

Established in 1992, the Submarine Industrial Base Council seeks to educate policymakers and the public about the need to preserve the strength of the U.S. submarine force and promote the value of the submarine industrial base as a vital part of our national security.

SIBC membership is open to thousands of U.S. companies that provide critical materials to U.S. submarine programs under development or in production. Member businesses range from the smallest specialty shops to manufacturers of main propulsion equipment.

The SIBC encourages its membership to engage in dialogue with decision and policy makers and can provide materials at the local, state and national level. The SIBC’s cornerstone event is Submarine Supplier Days, an annual Washington, DC, fly-in of more than 700 suppliers and executives for briefings and congressional engagement.

All SIBC activities are voluntary. There are no membership fees and travel expenses are borne by each individual company.