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EM&E will maintain the coastal surveillance system for 62 million

TRC has secured one of the lots of the contract, intended for cross-cutting tasks, worth 1.67 million.

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Escribano Mechanical & Engineering (EM&E) has been awarded a contract to provide comprehensive maintenance for the fixed deployments of the Integrated External Surveillance System (SIVE), a technological network used by the Guardia Civil to monitor Spanish coastlines. The contract was divided into five lots, with EM&E winning four of them, including maintenance work in various regions such as Canarias, Cádiz, and Valencia.

The total value of these lots is 46.69 million euros. TRC has been awarded the fifth lot, worth 1.67 million euros, for transversal work that complements the management and control of the contracted services. The current maintenance contracts expire on October 31 of this year.

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