North Charleston’s Deytens Shipyards has received a deal to overhaul the U.S. Naval Ship Zeus. The contract is worth a 13-million.
As per the contract, Detyens will be responsible to overhaul the vessel’s main propulsion motors; along with its forward and stern thrusters; and its pumps and sea valves.
Work will also be done for cleaning and painting of the ship’s hull.
The U.S. Navy has said that, a 513-foot Military Sealift Command Cable Repair Ship, Zeus is one of the 15 ships in Military Sealift Command\'s Service Support Program.
Completion of the work is scheduled by March 2013.
As per the contract, Detyens will be responsible to overhaul the vessel’s main propulsion motors; along with its forward and stern thrusters; and its pumps and sea valves.
Work will also be done for cleaning and painting of the ship’s hull.
The U.S. Navy has said that, a 513-foot Military Sealift Command Cable Repair Ship, Zeus is one of the 15 ships in Military Sealift Command\'s Service Support Program.
Completion of the work is scheduled by March 2013.