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178th ship repair plant

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Dalnevostochnyy Tsentr Sudostroeniya i Sudoremonta (DCSS) is a company based in Vladivostok, Russia, located at Ulitsa Svetlanskaya, 72. It oversees the main ship repair and construction facilities of the Far Eastern Federal District. DCSS manages shipyards that perform maintenance, modernization, and technical servicing of surface and submarine vessels for the Pacific Fleet. The company was founded in 1945 and has been operating in the region since then. One specific fact is that it controls the activities of enterprises involved in ship repair and construction within the Far Eastern Federal District.

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