Tyco (TYC) said it was awarded an Enterprise Framework Agreement or EFA from Shell Global Solutions International B.V., to provide fire protection products, engineered systems and lifecycle services for Shell onshore and offshore sites in the Americas, Asia and Australia/New Zealand.
Key components of Tyco's offering include a commitment to ethical business practices, leveraging Tyco's global footprint of centers of excellence and service, harnessing Tyco's broad portfolio of product technology and brands, and incorporating Tyco's Williams Hazard and Response solutions to provide peace of mind and expert consultation.
As part of the agreement, Tyco has formed a Program Management Office or PMO to provide guidance and oversight throughout the installation and service delivery process. The Tyco PMO will drive EFA compliance, promote standardization, capture best practices and lessons learned, identify potential future innovations, consolidate reporting, and create templates for successful execution of contracts and services.
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