In the first stage, the project scope is created by evaluating the customer's operational requirements.

The contract process begins after the basic parameters such as route, capacity, service speed and infrastructure are clarified.

Then the engineering development phase begins.

The hull geometry, propulsion system, energy architecture and other basic systems are analyzed to create the appropriate technical configuration for the project.

One of the important milestones of this process is the “engineering freeze” phase.

Engineering freezing refers to the point where the basic technical decisions underlying production are clarified and the design is approved in general terms.

After this stage, the production process begins.

Works such as the production of hull and structural components, propulsion system integration, installation of energy infrastructure and control systems are progressing according to the project plan.

After production, the boat goes to sea tests.

During sea tests, performance, energy consumption and system behavior are evaluated under real operating conditions.

Delivery is made after the project meets the criteria specified in the contract.

Navarc's payment approach is also associated with these project milestones.

Thus, technical progress and commercial processes are managed in a controlled manner within the same structure.