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DP World (Head Office)

Dubai,, United Arab EmiratesUpdated Sep 2017

DP World operates multiple related businesses including marine and inland terminals, maritime services, logistics, and technology-driven trade solutions, providing end-to-end supply chain services globally.

DPCS Group

Location not listedUpdated Feb 2003
Port Agent

DPCS Group is a maritime services company providing port agency and related support services.

DRIE-D bv, D-glide bearings and brake linings

Rotterdam, NetherlandsUpdated Aug 2004

DRIE-D bv supplies D-glide maintenance free plain bearings and brake linings for all on- and offshore applications plus the knowledge to make optimum use of them. Typical D-glide applications include bearings for sheaves, (stinger) rollers, fairleads, rudders, joints, hinges, mining, dredging, etc. Main properties: low wear and friction, maintenance free, high loads (>300 MPa), electrical insulator.

DRS Electronic Systems, Inc.

Gaithersburg, MD, United StatesUpdated May 2026

Leonardo DRS is a leading provider of advanced defense technologies, specializing in naval propulsion, electrical power conversion, and defense electronics for U.S. Department of Defense and allied customers.

DRS Power & Control Technologies

Milwaukee,, WI, United StatesUpdated May 2026

DRS Power & Control Technologies provides advanced power and control solutions, specializing in defense and aerospace sectors, based in Milwaukee, WI, USA.

DSB Offshore Ltd.

London,, United KingdomUpdated Apr 2006
Broker

DSB Offshore Ltd. is a specialist shipbroker based in London, offering sale, purchase, and chartering services for vessels including tugs, jack-ups, barges, dredgers, and workboats worldwide.

DSD Shipping AS

Stavanger, NorwayUpdated Nov 2006

DSD Shipping AS, based in Stavanger, Norway, is a historic shipping company established in 1855, providing tonnage for seaborne transportation of liquid products worldwide with a modern fleet of tankers.