OSI Completes Portuguese Navy Contract

Thursday, November 04, 2004

Offshore Systems International Ltd signed the subcontract agreement to supply ECPINS® electronic navigation systems to the Portuguese Navy. The contract is valued at approximately $580 million. OSI's partner in Portugal and the prime contractor for the installation is SICOM - Sistemas de Comunições, Lda, of Lisbon, Portugal.

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