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BTI Ship Design

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What BTI Ship Design does.

PT Bahtera Tangguh Indonesia (BTI) is a newly established ship design company with its headquarters in Surabaya, Indonesia. The firm offers a variety of services in the field of ship design and construction, including approval, performance, and construction certification, safety, drawings, machinery and electrical systems, inclination tests as well as production drawings and 3D models. BTI focuses on achieving high quality and cost-efficient performance through a continuous improvement (Kaizen)-culture. The company specializes in the design of ships that are used not only in Indonesia but also in other Asian countries.

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