Mission Effectiveness Project

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Mission Effectiveness Project

• The Mission Effectiveness Project (MEP) began in
  2005 and is designed to replace aging systems on
  board select ships to improve reliability, reduce
  future maintenance costs, and meet required
  mission hours. The project is intended to
  eliminate problems associated with obsolete and
  unsupportable equipment and systems.
• Each MEP cutters modernization is intended to
  maintain mission effectiveness until replacement
  of new assets are delivered and are operational.
  Without the benefit of MEP, the legacy fleet
  would continue to operate with excessive
  engineering casualties and reduced operational
  mission hours.
• The MEP project accounts for 80 of the Yards
  annual workload.
• Timely delivery is the goal of every MEP cutter.
  To date, the Yard has completed seven 270
  cutters, five 210 cutters, and six 110 cutters
  under the Mission Effectiveness Project.

KEY LARGO on East Wall