“The outlook for the year remains the same and I think we'll know a lot more by the midpoint of the year.”

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“partner with our customer and we are going to find the savings that they're looking for. At this point, the only thing I could comment in terms of what we're seeing in our results is you saw, you heard about the strong results in the quarter. First quarter was very strong, not only from a revenue and earnings standpoint, but also the order book was healthy. So on the one hand, we're seeing a little bit of sluggishness in the solicitation and the proposal and award process, no different than the rest of our peers. But we'll have to see how that plays out, how long that sustains and how much of that is just an impact of a new administration setting their priorities and no different than any transition we see with a new administration. So a lot still to be determined, nothing to change yet. The outlook for the year remains the same and I think we'll know a lot more by the midpoint of the year. Peter Arment: Thanks, Jason. Thanks, Phebe. Operator: We'll move next to Jason Gursky at Citi. Jason Gursky: Hey, good morning. First question, Phebe maybe just get some comments from you and your take on the administration's desire to stand up, I don't know, Office of Shipbuilding inside the White House and all the efforts that we're seeing from them on supporting the industrial base here in the United States. We just look to get your take on what you're hearing. Phebe Novakovic: Yes. So we've been in touch with the office. We're very happy to have the focus on shipbuilding across the enterprise. So consider that all goodness. And we've had productive conversations with multiple elements of the administration and we're working with them to see in some cases how we can accelerate throughp”