Guaranteeing the safety of people worldwide is the primary mission of defence bodies and international organisations.
Despite the often difficult climatic, environmental and political conditions, CIS is able to ensure a seamless supply chain, the recruitment of specialised personnel and the management of administrative tasks.

Ensuring a seamless supply chain in all situations

As an integrated services provider, CIS provides support to its clients throughout their military operations and in areas of conflict.

Thanks to our experience and long-established logistic capabilities in remote and extreme areas, CIS is able to store food and equipment safely and can respect very short lead times.

In Somalia, thanks to our logistics warehouse which is ideally located on the port, we are able to support defence and government-related companies by providing a range of services, including logistics management, procurement of equipment, customs clearance, freight forwarding and administrative management.

Recruiting specialised personnel and managing administrative tasks

CIS also takes care of all aspects of the recruitment of specialised personnel, as well as the associated administrative tasks (contract management, invoices, etc.).

We guarantee the rapid establishment of a staff supervision structure and ensure that the recruitment of local personnel is given priority.

In Niger, for example, CIS manages the local recruitment of qualified (pharmacy stock managers, industrial designers, administrative specialists, electrical technicians, equipment quality managers) and unqualified personnel (maintenance personnel, cleaners, etc.) on behalf of its clients in the French and American military sector. 

Ensuring safety and health security in affected areas

CIS has the capacity to carry out its services in extremely complex sanitary situations.

In 2013, when the Ebola crisis broke out in Guinea, CIS set up operations in 7 towns affected by the virus, in compliance with the requirements laid down by the WHO and the United Nations.

We provided 600 meals a day to patients, nurses and doctors under extremely strict hygiene and safety conditions (such as the use of single-use equipment and the decontamination of vehicles before and after each delivery) and implemented a rehabilitation programme, which involved hiring healed patients as guards.

Ensuring a seamless supply chain in all situations

As an integrated services provider, CIS provides support to its clients throughout their military operations and in areas of conflict.

Thanks to our experience and long-established logistic capabilities in remote and extreme areas, CIS is able to store food and equipment safely and can respect very short lead times.

In Somalia, thanks to our logistics warehouse which is ideally located on the port, we are able to support defence and government-related companies by providing a range of services, including logistics management, procurement of equipment, customs clearance, freight forwarding and administrative management.

Recruiting specialised personnel and managing administrative tasks

CIS also takes care of all aspects of the recruitment of specialised personnel, as well as the associated administrative tasks (contract management, invoices, etc.).

We guarantee the rapid establishment of a staff supervision structure and ensure that the recruitment of local personnel is given priority.

In Niger, for example, CIS manages the local recruitment of qualified (pharmacy stock managers, industrial designers, administrative specialists, electrical technicians, equipment quality managers) and unqualified personnel (maintenance personnel, cleaners, etc.) on behalf of its clients in the French and American military sector. 

Ensuring safety and health security in affected areas

CIS has the capacity to carry out its services in extremely complex sanitary situations.

In 2013, when the Ebola crisis broke out in Guinea, CIS set up operations in 7 towns affected by the virus, in compliance with the requirements laid down by the WHO and the United Nations.

We provided 600 meals a day to patients, nurses and doctors under extremely strict hygiene and safety conditions (such as the use of single-use equipment and the decontamination of vehicles before and after each delivery) and implemented a rehabilitation programme, which involved hiring healed patients as guards.