Selected staff and leaders listed by the company. Checked Oct 15, 2026 · Next source review Nov 14, 2026.
Rex D. Geveden
President and Chief Executive Officer Parent company staff · Official source ↗
Mike T. Fitzgerald
Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Parent company staff · Official source ↗
Robert (Bob) L. Duffy
Senior Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer Parent company staff · Official source ↗
Gonzalo R. Cajade
Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer Parent company staff · Official source ↗
Kurt A. Bender
Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Officer Parent company staff · Official source ↗
Suzy C. Sterner
Senior Vice President and Chief Corporate Affairs Officer Parent company staff · Official source ↗
Rik W. Geiersbach
Senior Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer Parent company staff · Official source ↗
Toby W. Smith
Senior Vice President and General Counsel Parent company staff · Official source ↗
Suzanne Maddux
Senior Vice President, Operations Parent company staff · Official source ↗
Kevin M. McCoy
Senior Vice President and Chief Nuclear Officer Parent company staff · Official source ↗
John R. MacQuarrie
President, Commercial Operations Parent company staff · Official source ↗
Joseph K. Miller
President, Government Operations Parent company staff · Official source ↗
Howard B. Markle
President, Nuclear Operations Group Parent company staff · Official source ↗
Heatherly H. Dukes
President, Technical Services Group Parent company staff · Official source ↗
Kate H. Kelly
President, Advanced Technologies Parent company staff · Official source ↗
Chase A. Jacobson
Vice President, Investor Relations and Strategic Finance Parent company staff · Official source ↗
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Business overview
BWX Technologies describes its work as providing nuclear solutions across naval systems, government nuclear sites, energy, medicine and advanced reactor and fuel development. The company says its workforce builds systems for the U.S. Navy and supports projects in Canada and elsewhere. Source ↗
Products & services
The company lists field and engineering services that include engineering and design, fuel handling, steam-generator and reactor services, nondestructive examination, and support for life extension and new construction. Its website also describes maintenance, inspections and refurbishment for nuclear facilities. Source ↗
Customers & markets
BWX Technologies identifies the U.S. Navy and government nuclear-site projects among the organizations and work it serves. Its website also describes supplying clean-energy components and fuel for homes and businesses in Canada and other parts of the world. Source ↗
Company background
BWX Technologies says it has manufactured naval nuclear components and reactors since the 1950s. The company also states that its work included designing and fabricating components for the USS Nautilus, which it identifies as the first nuclear-powered submarine. Source ↗
Summarized from the company’s official website. Information checked October 20, 2026.
BWX Technologies said its Advanced Fuels subsidiary signed a multiyear agreement with Antares Nuclear for TRISO fuel production. The company said manufacturing will take place in Lynchburg, Virginia, with specific delivery quantities and schedules set through future task orders.
BWXT stated on Oct. 22, 2026 that while it has been in discussions with government and industry in Poland regarding deployment of microreactors and small modular reactors, no investment decision has been made. The company said any investment would depend on firm orders and the extent of the opportunity, and that it looks forward to continuing the dialogue as Poland pursues energy security and resiliency. The statement was issued by BWX Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: BWXT).
BWXT announced that Prodigy Clean Energy and the Pabineau and Eel River Bar First Nations selected its BANR microreactor for a proposed transportable nuclear power plant in Belledune, New Brunswick. The company said the Canadian project targets operation in the early 2030s; a definitive development agreement is still being pursued.