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Marshall to supply Dutch Army with specialised containers

Marshall Land Systems has signed a major Operational Infrastructure (OI) contract for 201 ammunition storage containers with The Materieellogistiek Commando (MatlogCo), a division of the Royal Netherlands Army.

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The contract was awarded following Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group’s successful partnership with the Dutch Defence Materiel Organisation (DMO) to supply military container systems as part of its Defensiebrede Vervanging Operationele Wielvoertuigen (DVOW) programme, and positions the company to challenge ever more competitively for future OI container contracts.

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The MatlogCo contract was achieved through the outstanding and highly effective integrated teamwork of Marshall’s multi-disciplinary team across all levels of the organisation – Commercial, Procurement, Bid and Estimating, Technical, Mission Support Systems, and the Project Management Team – all combining together to bring a new, dynamic, and highly complex project to a successful conclusion.

Special recommendation goes to the Marshall Netherlands Aerospace design engineering team who also contributed with skill and expertise to manage the necessary requirements and achieve compliance.

Gary Moynehan, Managing Director Marshall Land Systems said: “This order is a major first step in the delivery of the Marshall Land Systems strategy in terms of our European hub.

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“We have seen some really effective collaborative working with a first-class Dutch supplier Contour Advanced Systems. This has allowed us to fulfil, in part, our offset obligations in the Netherlands, and is a springboard for even more success in the European marketplace and the wider international business environment.”
 

 

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