Customers
We supply the Bangladesh Armed Forces.
Four institutions, four different document sets and four different tolerances for delay. The desk that handles armour is not the desk that handles avionics — but the accountability is single.
- 4 services
- 10 supply lines
- Dhaka-based
Bangladesh Army
Armoured, engineering and medical formations
Bangladesh Navy
Marine powerplants and fast-craft support
Bangladesh Air Force
Rotary and fixed-wing engines, avionics
Armed Forces Division
Tri-service procurement programmes
Service crests are shown to identify the customer institutions named on our company profile. They do not imply endorsement, sole-source status or any exclusive appointment.
Coverage
Each service draws on a different set of lines.
A naval demand for a genset and an air force demand for a turboshaft hot section share nothing but the buyer's patience. We keep them on separate channels.
Bangladesh Army
Bangladesh Navy
Bangladesh Air Force
Indicative mapping of scope, not a record of awarded contracts.
Working with us
What a returning unit already knows.
- Demand lists stay on file
- Recurring spares are held against your platform, so the second order is quoted from history rather than from scratch.
- One point of contact
- No handover between a sales desk and a logistics desk. The person who quoted the item is the person who tracks it into your store.
- Paperwork built for a military store
- Certificate of conformity, origin, packing list and — where the item calls for it — airworthiness release, prepared before despatch rather than chased after arrival.
- Delivery to the receiving unit
- Including riverine and coastal destinations via our own inland water cargo capability, without appointing a second contractor.
Next step
Put a demand in front of the desk.
A part number, an NSN or a photograph of the plate — any of the three is enough to open a file.