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Archives by date > 2012 > March > 6th

Rapid Fire March 6, 2012: LCU 2000 SLEP RFI | COTSEW

Mar 06, 2012 08:30 UTC

  • The US Army intends to perform a Service Life Extension Program (SLEP) and On-Condition Cyclic Maintenance (OCCM) on its fleet of 34 Landing Craft Utility 2000 (LCU 2000) vessels. They are in service since 1990 and were originally planned for a 25-year service life, which the Army wants to extend by another 10 years. A Request For Information [MS Word] is out with the intent of eventually issuing a single contract to a prime contractor for fleet management (an RFI is not an RFP yet). The “pre decisional” schedule spans from FY14 to FY21 with vessels located in Kuwait, Japan, and on the two US coasts.

  • Revived tensions between the Philippines and China on the development of offshore gas and oil resources show the South China Sea is going to remain in the spotlight.

  • Probably less tense, but not quite at-ease: Germany on EADS moving some operations away from Germany.

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