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EXHIBIT 10.2

                             CO-MARKETING AGREEMENT

         This  Co-Marketing  Agreement  ("Agreement")  is entered into as of the
21st day of August 2003 between and Radix Marine, a Nevada  Corporation with its
principal  place of  business at 9119  Ridgetop  Blvd.,  Suite 260,  Silverdale,
Washington,  98383 (the  "Company")  and Norsco  Marine,  a State of  Washington
Corporation,  with its  principal  place of  business  in  Kingston,  Washington
("Company") ("Co-Marketer").

General Information

         The Company and the Co-Marketer desire to work cooperatively to realize
the opportunities  that exist in the Territory  (defined below) for the Products
(defined below); and,

         the Company and the  Co-Marketer  desire to  co-market  the Products to
potential customers within the defined Territory.

         In  consideration  for the mutual promises,  covenants,  and Agreements
made below, the parties, intending to be legally bound, agree as follows:

1.       Definitions

         For  purposes  of this  Agreement,  the  following  terms will have the
indicated definitions:

         "Agreement."  This  Agreement  is by and  between  the  Company and the
Co-Marketer.

         "Products."  Includes  only  those  products  listed on  Exhibit A. The
Company may, at its option, modify the products listed on Exhibit A from time to
time by providing  written notice to the  Co-Marketer  not less than thirty (30)
days prior to any such change.

         "Territory."  The geographical  territory  covered by this Agreement is
the Asia Pacific Region (Specify Territory).

         "Term." The duration of this Agreement as provided in Section 2.

         "Information."  Any  documentation,   customer   information  or  other
information  disclosed  by the  party to the  other  that the  disclosing  party
considers  proprietary.  Such  information  may include,  but is not limited to,
engineering,  hardware,  software,  or other  information  that is not generally
known  relating to the Products,  and other  information  concerning  financial,
accounting or marketing reports, analysis, forecasts, predictions or projections
relating to the  Products  and / or to the business of either the Company or the
Co-Marketer.

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2. Term and Termination

2.1 Term. The initial term of this Agreement  shall be for two years  commencing
on the date  first  set forth  above.  Thereafter,  renewal  of the term of this
Agreement will be automatic unless written notice of the termination is received
by either  party at least  thirty 30 days prior to  expiration.  This  Agreement
shall  continue  in effect as set forth  herein  unless  otherwise  modified  or
terminated.

2.2 Termination. Either party may terminate this Agreement with or without cause
upon thirty (30) days prior written notice without  liability of any kind to the
other party.

3. Co-Marketing Agreement

3.1 Joint  Cooperation.  The Company and the Co-Marketer  shall cooperate in the
areas of marketing, promotion, training and sales as follows:

3.2 Marketing.  The Company and the Co-Marketer shall work cooperatively  within
the  Territory to assess  viable market  segments,  applications,  and potential
customers  for marine  craft  needs,  including  planning to meet future  market
needs.

3.3 Promotion.  The Company and the  Co-Marketer  shall plan and undertake joint
seminars,  open houses,  public relations events, press releases,  testimonials,
demonstrations,   and  joint  participation  in  trade  shows,  conventions  and
conferences,  when  appropriate.  The  content of all  promotional  materials  /
activities shall be subject to the advance written approval of both parties.

3.4 Training.  As part of the sales and  marketing  effort  established  in this
Agreement,  both the Company and the  Co-Marketer  shall  provide  training  and
information to each party's  assigned work force to provide an  understanding of
its services / products,  applications,  organization,  and procedures  that are
relevant.  The  Management of each party shall each have the sole  discretion to
determine  the  numbers,  levels and  skills of its  personnel  assigned  to the
Co-Marketing  program  described  in this  Agreement,  and the types of  support
resources  it shall make  available.  Expenses for this program will be borne by
the party incurring the expense unless otherwise agreed.

3.4 Referrals and Presentations. The Company and the Co-Marketer shall engage in
the exchange of customer leads, joint  demonstrations and joint customer visits,
presentations, and proposals, when appropriate.

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4. Company responsibilities

4.1  Products.  The Company  shall sell or lease the  Products to the  customers
pursuant to orders placed with the Company pursuant to the Co-Marketing  efforts
of the parties under this  Agreement in accordance  with the Company's  standard
documentation applicable to such a transaction,  or any special contracts agreed
to by both parties in advance;

4.2 Information.  The Company shall provide reasonable information and backup as
agreed  to by the  Company  and  the  Co-Marketer  in  support  of the  customer
proposals, trials, pilot programs inquiries and service requests;

4.3 Install and  Maintain  Products.  The Company  shall  provide  delivery  and
training for Products sold or rented as a result of the Co-Marketer's activities
under this  Agreement  at the  Company's  standard  prices,  if requested by the
Co-Marketer;

4.4 Demo  Equipment.  The Company  shall  provide the  Products on a purchase or
lease basis to be used in customer  demonstrations and pilot programs as part of
the marketing / sales process;

4.5 Training.  The Company shall provide  reasonable  technical  training on the
Products  to  the  Co-Marketer's  employees  working  with  the  Company  at the
Company's facility at mutually agreed upon prices;

4.6 Collateral  Materials.  The Company shall provide  reasonable  quantities of
collateral  materials  as  identified  and  agreed  to by the  Company  and  the
Co-Marketer in writing, in advance in support of the sales / marketing process;

5. Co-Marketer's Responsibilities

5.1 Support  Obligation.  The  Co-Marketer  shall  train,  deploy and  otherwise
maintain a sales,  engineering,  fabrication  and  maintenance  group for marine
craft  products and services  covered  under this  Agreement as  appropriate  to
respond to the Co-Marketer's customers requirements.

5.2 Market Services. The Co-Marketer shall market the products listed in Exhibit
A to meet the Co-Marketer's customers' marine craft requirements.

6. Non-Disclosure of Proprietary Information

6.1 Proprietary. Each party to this Agreement may find it beneficial to disclose
to the other party certain  information.  The parties  understand and agree that
information disclosed pursuant to this Agreement shall be considered proprietary
because (1) it has been developed  internally by the disclosing party, or (2) it
has been received by the disclosing party subject to a continuing  obligation to
a third party to maintain the  confidentiality  of the information.  Information
disclosed pursuant to this Agreement that either party considers proprietary and
that is provided in tangible form shall be marked  confidential,  proprietary or
private. If such information is orally disclosed,  it shall be identified by the
disclosing  party as being  proprietary  to that party in a writing  sent to the
receiving party no more than five (5) days after disclosure.

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6.2  Confidentiality.  With respect to such  information,  the party to whom the
information is disclosed and its employees,  consultants and other agents shall:
(1) hold the  information  in confidence  and protect it in accordance  with the
security  measures with which it protects its own  proprietary  or  confidential
information,  which it does not wish to disclose; (2) restrict disclosure of the
information solely to those employees,  consultants and other agents with a need
to know, and not disclose such information to any other persons;  (3) advise its
employees,  consultants and other agents with access to the information of their
obligations with respect to the information; and (4) use the information only in
connection with the terms of this  Agreement,  except as may otherwise be agreed
to by the parties in writing.

6.3  Non-Proprietary  Information.  The party to whom  information  is disclosed
shall have no obligation to treat as proprietary any  information  that: (1) was
previously known to the receiving party free of any confidentiality  obligation;
(2) is disclosed to third parties by the disclosing  party without  restriction;
(3) is or becomes publicly  available other than by the receiving party's breach
of its obligations; or (4) is independently developed by the receiving party.

6.4 Disclosure of Information. In the event a party to whom information has been
disclosed  proposes to disclose  that  information  to an outside  consultant or
agent,  it shall obtain the consent of the party from whom the  information  was
originally  received and arrange for the execution by the consultant or agent of
a  nondisclosure  Agreement  which has been  approved by the party from whom the
information  was originally  received.  Such approval shall not be  unreasonably
withheld.

6.5 Return of Information.  The information  shall be deemed the property of the
disclosing party and, upon request,  the other party will return all information
that  is  in  tangible  form  to  the  disclosing  party  or  destroy  all  such
information.

6.6 Disclosure to Affiliates. Except as specifically provided in this Agreement,
the  parties  agree  not to  provide  information  to any  of  their  affiliated
companies,  without  the  prior  written  consent  of the party  disclosing  the
information.

7. General Provisions

7.1  Severability.  If any  provision  of this  Agreement  is found  invalid  or
unenforceable  under  judicial  decree or decision,  the remainder  shall remain
valid and enforceable  according to its terms. Without limiting the previous, it
is  expressly  understood  and  agreed  that  each and every  provision  of this
Agreement that provides for a limitation of liability, disclaimer of warranties,
or  exclusion  of  damages  is  intended  by the  parties  to be  severable  and
independent of any other  provision and to be enforced as such.  Further,  it is
expressly  understood  and agreed  that if any remedy  under this  Agreement  is
determined to have failed of its essential  purpose,  all other  limitations  of
liability  and  exclusion of damages set forth in this  section  shall remain in
full force and effect.

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7.2 Notices.  All notices,  demands or consents required or permitted under this
Agreement shall be in writing and shall be delivered or mailed  certified return
receipt requested to the respective  parties at the addresses set forth above or
at such other address as such party shall specify to the other party in writing.
Any notice required or permitted to be given by the provisions of this Agreement
shall be conclusively deemed to have been received on the day it is delivered to
that party by U.S.  Mail with  Acknowledgment  of  Receipt or by any  commercial
courier providing equivalent acknowledgment of receipt.

7.3 Other Agreements. The parties each may enter into Agreements similar to this
Agreement  with other parties.  Nothing in this Agreement  shall be construed to
preclude the Company from selling or otherwise  marketing  any of its or another
party's  products or services  directly or indirectly to any other customer,  or
through other distribution channels, either inside or outside the Territory.

7.4  Trademarks  and Trade Names.  Neither party shall use the name of the other
party in any news release,  public announcement,  advertisement or other form of
publicity  without the prior written consent of the other party.  The Company is
hereby  granted  permission  to use  the  Co-Marketer's  name  in the  Company's
promotional  materials for the sole purpose of identifying  the Co-Marketer as a
customer of the Company.  The  Co-Marketer is hereby  granted  permission to use
during the term of this  Agreement  the  trademarks  and trade names used by the
Company in connection with the Products and services  covered by this Agreement.
Such permission is expressly limited to uses by the Co-Marketer necessary to the
performance  of  the  Co-Marketer's   obligations  under  this  Agreement.   The
Co-Marketer hereby  acknowledges the Company's exclusive ownership of such marks
and names and that the Company's marks and names are renowned both worldwide and
specifically  in the Territory.  The  Co-Marketer  agrees not to take any action
inconsistent  with  such  ownership  and  further  agrees  to take  any  action,
including  without  limitation the conduct of legal proceedings at the Company's
expense,  which the Company reasonably deems necessary to establish and preserve
the  Company's  exclusive  rights  in and to its  trademarks  and  trade  names.
Reproductions of the Company's trademarks,  logos, symbols,  etc., shall be true
photographic reproductions.

7.5 Labels.  The Co-Marketer will not remove,  make or permit any alterations in
any labels or other  identifying  markings  placed by the  Company on any of its
Products covered by this Agreement.

7.6 No  Rights.  No rights to  manufacture  are  granted  by the  Company to the
Co-Marketer under this Agreement.  Moreover,  no licenses are granted or implied
by this Agreement  under any patents owned or controlled by the Company or under
which the Company has rights,  except the right to  co-market  the  Products and
services covered by this Agreement during the term and as contemplated herein.

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7.7  Modifications  in Products.  The Company  reserves the right to make design
modifications  in any of the Products covered by this Agreement at any time, but
shall not be obligated to implement such modifications in the Products that have
previously been delivered to any of its or the Co-Marketer's customers.

7.8 Waiver,  Amendment,  Modification.  No waiver,  amendment  or  modification,
including  those by  custom,  usage of  trade,  or  course  of  dealing,  of any
provision of this  Agreement  will be effective  unless in writing and signed by
the party against whom such waiver,  amendment or  modification  is sought to be
enforced.  No waiver by any party of any  default  in  performance  by the other
party under this  Agreement  or of any breach or series of breaches by the other
party of any of the terms or conditions  of this  Agreement  shall  constitute a
waiver of any  subsequent  default in  performance  under this  Agreement or any
subsequent  breach of any terms or conditions of that Agreement.  Performance of
any obligation  required of a party under this Agreement may be waived only by a
written  waiver  signed by a duly  authorized  officer of the other party,  that
waiver shall be effective only with respect to the specific obligation described
in that waiver.

7.9 No Warranties.  The Co-Marketer hereby  acknowledges that it has not entered
into this  Agreement  in reliance  upon any  warranty or  representation  by any
person or entity.

7.10 Entire  Agreement.  The parties  acknowledge that this Agreement  expresses
their  entire  understanding  and  Agreement,   and  that  there  have  been  no
warranties, representations, covenants or understandings made by either party to
the other  except  expressly  set forth in this  section.  The  parties  further
acknowledge  that this Agreement  supersedes,  terminates and otherwise  renders
null and void any and all prior  Agreements  or  contracts,  whether  written or
oral,  entered into between the Company and the Co-Marketer  with respect to the
matters expressly set forth in this Agreement.

7.11  Attorney  Fees.  If either party is required to retain the services of any
attorney to enforce or otherwise  litigate or defend any matter or claim arising
out of or in connection with this Agreement,  then the prevailing party shall be
entitled  to recover  from the other  party,  in  addition  to any other  relief
awarded or granted,  its reasonable costs and expenses (including attorney fees)
incurred in the proceeding.

7.12 Assignment.  [x] (Either party may assign this Agreement to an entity which
acquires, directly or indirectly, substantially all of its assets or merges with
it.) Except as set forth in this section,  neither this Agreement nor any rights
under this  Agreement,  in whole or in part,  shall be  assignable  or otherwise
transferable  by either party without the express  written  consent of the other
party.  Any attempt by either  party to assign any of its rights or delegate any
of its duties  under this  Agreement  without the prior  written  consent of the
other party shall be null and void.  Subject to the above,  this Agreement shall
be binding upon and take effect for the benefit of the successors and assigns of
the parties to this Agreement.

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7.13 No Joint Venture. This Agreement is not intended to create, nor shall it be
construed as, a joint venture, association, partnership, franchise or other form
of business  or  relationship.  Neither  party shall have nor hold itself out as
having any right or power or authority to assume,  create, or incur any expense,
liability or  obligation,  expressed  or implied,  on behalf of the other party,
except as expressly provided herein.

7.14 Governing Law. This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of
Washington  applicable  to Agreements  made and fully  performed in the State of
Washington by State of Washington residents.

7.15 Limitation of Liability.  Neither the Company nor the Co-Marketer  shall be
liable to each other or any third  party  claiming  under  them for  incidental,
special,  consequential,  or other  damages,  including  but not limited to lost
profits arising from an alleged breach or actual breach of this Agreement.

7.16  Survival.  The  obligations  of the parties  relative  to the  protection,
disclosure,  and return and / or  destruction  of  proprietary  information,  as
defined in Section 7.12 of this Agreement, shall survive and continue beyond the
expiration of this Agreement for a period of ten (10) years.

         We have  carefully  reviewed  this contract and agree to and accept its
terms and  conditions.  We are executing  this  Agreement as of the day and year
first written above.

Radix Marine, Inc.                      Norsco Marine, Inc.

By: ___________________________         By: _______________________

Kathleen Bright                         Name: _____________________

President                               Title: ______________________

Date: __________________________        Date: ______________________

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                                    Exhibit A

                           Description of the ProductsEXHIBIT 10.3

                           Master Marketing Agreement

This Master Marketing Agreement  ("Agreement"),  is entered into as of the later
of the dates set forth at the end of this Agreement (the "Effective  Date"),  by
and between Integrated Maritime Platforms International, Inc. a corporation duly
organized  under the laws of the State of  Washington  and having its  principal
place of business at 9119 Ridgetop  Blvd,  Silverdale,  WA 98110  ("IMPI"),  and
Science  Applications  International  Corporation,  a corporation duly organized
under the laws of Delaware and having its  principal  place of business at 10260
Campus Point Drive,  San Diego,  California  92121  ("SAIC").  IMPI and SAIC may
hereinafter  be referred to  individually  as a "Party" or  collectively  as the
"Parties".

WHEREAS,  SAIC is  recognized  as being a leader in the  telecommunications  and
systems integration field with technologies and expertise that includes,  but is
not limited to, systems design and engineering, database architecture,  software
development, and large project management.

WHEREAS,  IMPI is in the business of providing high speed  multi-mission  marine
vessels,

WHEREAS,  IMPI and SAIC  mutually  desire to establish a marketing  relationship
with each other, to further both their businesses.

NOW  THEREFORE,  in  consideration  of the mutual terms and conditions set forth
herein, the Parties hereby agree as follows:

1.       Scope of the  Agreement.  This  Agreement  is a master  agreement  that
         commits  the  Parties  to work  together  for their  mutual  benefit to
         identify and advise each other as to specific  opportunities  to market
         and advertise their  respective  services and products,  as provided by
         Attachment A. Each marketing opportunity shall be defined and described
         in written,  mutually  agreed-upon  exhibits  attached  hereto  (each a
         "Marketing   Exhibit").   Each  Marketing  Exhibit  shall  specify  the
         particular  marketing  opportunity,  the complimentary  products and/or
         services to be marketed,  the prospective  customer base, and the scope
         of effort required of each Party.  Each Marketing  Exhibit shall,  when
         executed,  become an addendum to this  Agreement.  The first  Marketing
         Exhibit  shall be titled  "Marketing  Exhibit  No.  1," and  additional
         Marketing Exhibits shall be numbered sequentially.

         (a)      The  obligations  of the  Parties  under  this  Agreement  are
                  non-exclusive.  Either  Party  may,  at any  time  and for any
                  reason,  enter into similar arrangements with any other entity
                  with respect to the same or similar areas or opportunities set
                  forth in the  Marketing  Exhibits  or for any  other  business
                  purposes.

         (b)      Unless  otherwise  specified in this  Agreement or a Marketing
                  Exhibit  executed  hereunder,  each Party will bear all costs,
                  risks  and  liabilities  incurred  by it  arising  out  of its
                  obligations  and  efforts  under this  Agreement  and any such
                  Marketing   Exhibit.   Unless  otherwise   specified  in  this
                  Agreement or a Marketing Exhibit, neither Party shall have any
                  right to any  reimbursement,  payment or  compensation  of any
                  kind from the  other  Party for  activities  pursuant  to this
                  Agreement or a Marketing Exhibit.

         (c)      This Agreement,  including all Marketing Exhibits,  sets forth
                  the provisions  and  conditions  pursuant to which the Parties
                  may  identify  and advise each other of a mutually  beneficial
                  marketing opportunity.

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                  (d)      Each Party  shall  designate  one or more  authorized
                           representatives   to  interact  with  the  other  for
                           purposes   of   this    Agreement.    Each    Party's
                           representative(s)  may select and submit to the other
                           for its  consideration  such marketing  opportunities
                           that the Party believes may be of mutual interest and
                           the  representatives  shall jointly determine whether
                           to pursue such marketing opportunity together. If the
                           Parties  determine to pursue an opportunity  jointly,
                           the  representatives  shall determine the appropriate
                           marketing strategy.  The  representatives  shall meet
                           and  confer  periodically  as  necessary,  either  in
                           person  or  by  telephone,   to  discuss  prospective
                           marketing  opportunities and performance with respect
                           to existing  Marketing  Exhibits.  If either  Party's
                           representative  determines  that  it is not  in  that
                           Party's  best  interest  to  pursue  an   opportunity
                           jointly,   either   Party  is  free  to  pursue  such
                           opportunity, using its sole efforts or in conjunction
                           with any other person or entity.

                  (e)      In those  circumstances  where the Parties' marketing
                           efforts identify a specific business opportunity,  as
                           set forth in a  Marketing  Exhibit,  and the  Parties
                           decide to pursue the  opportunity  jointly,  then the
                           Parties  agree to enter into good faith  negotiations
                           to execute an  appropriate  definitive  agreement for
                           the  particular  business   opportunity.   Each  such
                           definitive agreement shall set forth additional terms
                           and  conditions   with  respect  to  the  rights  and
                           obligations  of  the  Parties  with  regard  to  that
                           specific business opportunity.

         2.       Term and Termination.

                  (a)      This  Agreement  shall have an initial term of twelve
                           (12) months  commencing  on the  Effective  Date (the
                           "Initial  Term").  Following the Initial  Term,  this
                           Agreement may be extended only by the written, mutual
                           agreement of both Parties for an additional period of
                           twelve  (12)  months  (each a  "Renewal  Term").  For
                           purposes of this Agreement,  the Initial Term and any
                           Renewal Terms shall be known as the Term.

                  (b)      Each  Party  shall have the right to  terminate  this
                           Agreement  at any  time and for any  reason,  with or
                           without cause,  effective upon thirty (30) days prior
                           written  notice.  Neither  Party shall be entitled to
                           reimbursement for or be obligated to pay any damages,
                           costs   or   expenses   in   connection   with   such
                           termination.  Upon the termination of this Agreement,
                           each Party will  return to the other Party or destroy
                           all  drawings,  specifications,   manuals  and  other
                           printed or reproduced material (including information
                           stored on machine  readable  media)  provided  by the
                           disclosing Party to the receiving Party and shall use
                           commercially reasonable efforts to destroy all backup
                           copies  of such  information  made  by the  receiving
                           Party or its employees, wherever located.

                  (c)      The   Parties   acknowledge   that   termination   or
                           expiration of this  Agreement  shall  terminate  each
                           Marketing  Exhibit  executed  hereunder,  unless  the
                           Parties expressly agree to the contrary in writing.

         3.       Intellectual Property.

                  (a)      The Parties  shall each retain  ownership  of and all
                           right,  title and interest in and to their respective
                           pre-existing  Intellectual  Property (as that term is
                           defined in  Article  3(c)  below),  and no license or
                           right to use therein,  whether express or implied, is
                           granted by this  Agreement or as a result of the work
                           performed  by either  Party  hereunder  or in pursuit
                           hereof.  To the extent the  Parties  wish to grant to
                           the  other  rights  or   interests  in   pre-existing
                           Intellectual Property, separate license agreements on
                           mutually acceptable terms will be executed.

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                  (b)      With respect to  Intellectual  Property  created as a
                           result of the combined efforts of both Parties, prior
                           to  undertaking  such  creation the Parties shall set
                           forth in a separate  written  agreement  the specific
                           terms and  conditions  of ownership and rights to use
                           such  newly  created  Intellectual  Property.  In the
                           event  the  Parties  fail to set  forth  such a prior
                           written  agreement,  then the Parties  hereby jointly
                           agree any such newly  created  Intellectual  Property
                           shall  be  jointly  owned,   without   obligation  of
                           accounting.  Such joint  ownership  in any such newly
                           created Intellectual  Property shall not be construed
                           to include any express or implied  form of license or
                           right to use the pre-existing  Intellectual  Property
                           of either Party.

                  (c)      As used herein the term "Intellectual Property" shall
                           mean patents,  copyrights,  trade marks, trade names,
                           inventions  (whether  or not  patentable),  works  of
                           authorship,  trade  secrets,  techniques,   know-how,
                           ideas,  concepts,  algorithms  and all other forms of
                           intellectual property rights. As used herein the term
                           "pre-existing   Intellectual   Property"   means  any
                           Intellectual Property previously conceived, developed
                           or  reduced to  tangible  medium as  demonstrated  by
                           written documentation.

         4.       Warranty Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability. Neither Party
                  makes any warranties whatsoever to the other Party, express or
                  implied, with regard to the products or services of that Party
                  or any matter  relating to this  Agreement  and any  Marketing
                  Exhibits,  and  each  Party  specifically  disclaims  all such
                  warranties  and  conditions,  including any warranty of title,
                  merchantability,  and fitness for a particular  purpose. In no
                  event  shall  either  Party be  liable  to the  other  for any
                  punitive,   exemplary,   special,   indirect,   incidental  or
                  consequential  damages  (including,  but not  limited to, lost
                  profits, lost revenues, lost business  opportunities,  loss of
                  use or equipment down time, and loss of or corruption to data)
                  arising out of or relating to this  Agreement or any Marketing
                  Exhibit,  regardless  of the legal  theory  under  which  such
                  damages are sought,  and even if the Parties have been advised
                  of the  possibility  of such damages or loss. The liability of
                  either Party to the other for any claims, liabilities, actions
                  or damages arising out of or relating to this Agreement or any
                  Marketing  Exhibit,  howsoever  caused and  regardless  of the
                  legal  theory  asserted,   including  breach  of  contract  or
                  warranty,  tort,  strict  liability,  statutory  liability  or
                  otherwise,  shall not, in the aggregate,  exceed the amount of
                  out-of-pocket  costs incurred by the other Party in connection
                  with the specific Marketing Exhibit or opportunity under which
                  such claim arose.

         5.       Confidentiality.  In the performance of this Agreement and any
                  Marketing Exhibits executed hereunder, certain information may
                  be  exchanged  between the  Parties  that is  proprietary  and
                  confidential  in nature.  This  proprietary  and  confidential
                  information is exchanged  solely for the purposes set forth in
                  this  Agreement  and  any  such  Marketing   Agreement.   This
                  proprietary  and  confidential  information  shall  remain the
                  property of the  disclosing  Party and shall be subject to the
                  terms and conditions of the Non-Disclosure  Agreement attached
                  hereto as Exhibit A.

         6.       Export  Control.  The Parties to this  Agreement  shall comply
                  with all  applicable  United States export and foreign  import
                  laws,  rules,  and  regulations  in  the  performance  of  the
                  Parties'   responsibilities   and   obligations   under   this
                  Agreement.  Without  limiting the generality of the foregoing,
                  the  Parties  shall not  disclose  any  U.S.-origin  products,
                  know-how, technical data, documentation,  or other products or
                  materials  furnished to it pursuant to this Agreement,  to any
                  person or in any manner which would  constitute a violation of
                  the export  control  regulations  of the United States then in
                  effect.

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         7.       Disputes.  Any  controversy,   claim  or  dispute  ("Dispute")
                  arising out of or relating to this Agreement shall be resolved
                  by  binding  arbitration  in  accordance  with the  Commercial
                  Arbitration Rules of the American Arbitration Association then
                  in effect. Before commencing any such arbitration, the Parties
                  agree to enter into  negotiations  to resolve the Dispute.  If
                  the  Parties  are unable to resolve  the Dispute by good faith
                  negotiation, either Party may refer the matter to arbitration.
                  The  arbitration  shall take place in the County of San Diego,
                  State  of  California.  The  arbitrator(s)  shall  be bound to
                  follow the  provisions  of this  Agreement  in  resolving  the
                  dispute,  and may not award any damages  which are excluded by
                  this  Agreement.  The decision of the  arbitrator(s)  shall be
                  final  and  binding  on the  Parties,  and  any  award  of the
                  arbitrator(s)  may be  entered  or  enforced  in any  court of
                  competent jurisdiction. Any request for arbitration of a claim
                  by either Party against the other  relating to this  Agreement
                  must be  filed no later  than one (1) year  after  the date on
                  which  this  Agreement  expires or  terminates,  or such claim
                  shall be time barred.

         8.       Notices. All notices,  certificates,  acknowledgments or other
                  written communications  (hereinafter referred to as "Notices")
                  required to be given under this Agreement  shall be in writing
                  and shall be deemed to have been given and properly  delivered
                  if duly mailed by  certified or  registered  mail to the other
                  Party at its address as follows,  or to such other  address as
                  either Party may, by written  notice,  designate to the other.
                  Additionally,   Notices   sent  by  any  other  means   (i.e.,
                  facsimile,  overnight  delivery,  courier,  and the  like) are
                  acceptable  subject  to  written   confirmation  of  both  the
                  transmission and receipt of the Notice.

                 Tracey Murdock                        Name
                 Project Manager                       INSERT Title

                 Integrated Maritime                   Science Applications
                 Platforms International               International Corporation
                 P.O. Box 149                          10260 Campus Point Drive
                                                       MS INSERT

                 Silverdale, WA  98110                 San Diego, CA 92121
                 Telephone      360-692-0609           Telephone          INSERT
                 Fax            360-692-0977           Fax                INSERT
                 e-mail   tmurdock@radixmarine.com     e-mail             INSERT

         9.       Assignment.  This  Agreement  may not be assigned,  novated or
                  otherwise  transferred  by  operation  of law or  otherwise by
                  either Party  without the prior  written  consent of the other
                  Party, which consent shall not be unreasonably  withheld.  Any
                  change of control of a Party shall be deemed an  assignment of
                  this Agreement that requires the prior written  consent of the
                  other  Party.  For  purposes  of this  Agreement,  "change  of
                  control"  means  any  merger,  consolidation,  sale  of all or
                  substantially all of the assets or sale of a substantial block
                  of  stock,  of a  Party.  Any  such  assignment,  novation  or
                  transfer by one Party not in  accordance  with this  provision
                  shall be a  material  breach  of this  Agreement  and shall be
                  grounds for immediate termination thereof by the non-breaching
                  Party, in addition to any other remedies that may be available
                  at law or in equity to the non-breaching Party.

         10.      Waiver or  Modification.  This  Agreement may be modified,  or
                  part(s)  hereof  waived,  only  by an  instrument  in  writing
                  specifically  referencing  this  Agreement  and  signed  by an
                  authorized   representative   of  the   Party   against   whom
                  enforcement of the purported modification or waiver is sought.

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         11.      Relationship of Parties. The Parties are acting as independent
                  contractors  in all  respects  with regard to this  Agreement.
                  Nothing  contained  in  this  Agreement  shall  be  deemed  or
                  construed to create a partnership,  joint venture,  agency, or
                  other relationship other than that expressly described herein.

         12.      Publicity. Neither Party may issue a press release or make any
                  disclosure  to  any  other  person  or  entity  regarding  the
                  existence of or the subject matter of this  Agreement  without
                  the prior written consent of the other Party.

         13.      Applicable  Law.  This  Agreement  shall  be  governed  by and
                  construed  under the laws of the State of California,  without
                  regard to its laws relating to conflict or choice of laws.

         14.      Entire  Agreement.  This  Agreement,  including  any  and  all
                  Exhibits  attached  hereto,  which are hereby  incorporated by
                  reference,  constitutes the entire agreement and understanding
                  between the Parties and  supersedes  and  replaces any and all
                  prior    or     contemporaneous     proposals,     agreements,
                  understandings,  commitments or  representations  of any kind,
                  whether  written  or  oral,  relating  to the  subject  matter
                  hereof.

         15.      Multiple  Copies  or  Counterparts.   This  Agreement  may  be
                  executed in one or more  counterparts,  each of which shall be
                  deemed an original, but all of which together shall constitute
                  one and the  same  instrument.  This  Agreement  shall  not be
                  effective until the execution and delivery between each of the
                  parties of at least one (1) set of the counterparts.

         16.      Headings.  The headings and titles of the various  sections of
                  this  Agreement  are  intended   solely  for   convenience  of
                  reference  and are not  intended  to define,  limit,  explain,
                  expand,  modify  or  place  any  construction  on  any  of the
                  provisions of this Agreement.

IN WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the Parties  represent and warrant that this  Agreement is
executed by duly  authorized  representatives  of each Party as set forth on the
date indicated below.

                                         SCIENCE APPLICATIONS
INTEGRATED MARITIME
PLATFORMS INTERNATINAL,  Inc.            INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
--------------------------------         --------------------------------------

Kathleen Bright
--------------------------------         --------------------------------------
Name                                     Name

President
--------------------------------         --------------------------------------
Title                                    Title

September 24, 2003
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Date                                     Date

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