DCI Restores 8 Patrol Boats in Kuwait
26.10.2010 Kuwait
DCI-DESCO announced the launching of the first restored Kuwait Naval Force P37 patrol boat within the scope of the «Technical and Logistic Support Program» (TLSP). This program is conducted under a contract signed in 2008 between DCI-DESCO, acting as representative of French State, and the Kuwaiti Ministry of Defense for the restoration of the 8 P37 patrol boats due to be complete in 2012.
In order to meet Kuwait Naval Force requirements for the refit of these highly armed boats which make this program a sophisticated operation, DCI-DESCO federated a consortium of French companies from the naval maintenance sector.
Since February 2010, DCI-NAVFCO also has been taking part in this project for the operational training of the 8 patrol boats crews. This project illustrates DCI-DESCO's capability to supply «turnkey» prime contracting support in the naval field. Dedicated to the transfer of French Defense Acquisition Agency (DGA) know-how in complex programs management, DCI-DESCO provides services to its institutional customers as a global solutions operator.
Philippe Juliot, DCI-DESCO's Managing Director said that "the TLSP contract in Kuwait allows DCI to demonstrate its know-how in the field of naval projects. DCI-DESCO's major role in this program confirms the confidence of the Ministry of Defense and French companies in our capability to lead complex programs".
In order to meet Kuwait Naval Force requirements for the refit of these highly armed boats which make this program a sophisticated operation, DCI-DESCO federated a consortium of French companies from the naval maintenance sector.
Since February 2010, DCI-NAVFCO also has been taking part in this project for the operational training of the 8 patrol boats crews. This project illustrates DCI-DESCO's capability to supply «turnkey» prime contracting support in the naval field. Dedicated to the transfer of French Defense Acquisition Agency (DGA) know-how in complex programs management, DCI-DESCO provides services to its institutional customers as a global solutions operator.
Philippe Juliot, DCI-DESCO's Managing Director said that "the TLSP contract in Kuwait allows DCI to demonstrate its know-how in the field of naval projects. DCI-DESCO's major role in this program confirms the confidence of the Ministry of Defense and French companies in our capability to lead complex programs".
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