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Defense Products Catalog — Page 168

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Den Helder Class (CSS)

Marine

Den Helder Class (CSS)

The Netherlands is building a Combat Support Ship (CSS) named HNLMS Den Helder to help support the only other replenishment vessel, Joint Support Ship (JSS) HNLMS Karel Doorman. The vessel will be used worldwide in the ﬁght against drug trafficking, controlling refugee ﬂows and providing emergency aid. A contract for the construction of the vessel was signed in February 2020 between Damen and the Dutch Defence Materiel Organisation (DMO), which is due to be delivered in 2024.Read More

Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding

Tide class

Marine

The Tide Class contract was awarded to Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME) in June 2012 for the construction of four replenishment vessels under the Military Aﬂoat Reach and Sustainability (MARS) project to support the UK RN. The ships ﬁrst entered service with the Royal Fleet Auxiliary in November 2017, with all four commissioned by July 2019. The ships are designed to support the new Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers and will be able to supply fuel, food, fresh water, ammunition and other supplies.Read More

Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME)

Aegir 18/Maud class

Marine

Aegir 18/Maud class

In March 2013, following an extensive international evaluation, the Royal Norwegian Navy selected a customised version of BMT Defence Services’ Aegir 18 design to meets its requirement for a logistics and support vessel (LSV). Subsequently, in June 2013, DSME received a contract to build the 26,200t, 180m-long vessel.Read More

Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME)

BRF

Marine

The BRF (bâtiments ravitailleurs de force) logistic support ships (LSS), also known as force replenishment vessels, have been ordered by the French Navy to replace their ageing Durance-class command and supply ships. Four LSS are to be built between Fincantieri and Chantiers de L’Atlantique based on Fincantieri’s Vulcano-class design, which has been completed for the Italian Navy. The ships will provide long-term support for France’s blue-water combat ﬂeet.Read More

Chantiers de l’Atlantique

HSSV

Marine

In March 2014, Austal received a $124.9 million contract for the design, construction and integrated logistics support of two 72m High-Speed Support Vessels (HSSV) 72s for the Royal Navy of Oman. The vessels were being built at Austal’s Australian Shipyard in Henderson, Western Australia, and build on the company’s experience with the USN’s Joint High-Speed Vessel project. The HSSV is a multi-mission design based on Austal’s proven high-speed catamaran platform.Read More

Austal

Spearhead Class EPF

Marine

Spearhead Class EPF

The Spearhead-class Expeditionary Fast Transport (EPF) (formerly the Joint High-Speed Vessel – JHSV, redesignated in September 2015) can transport troops and their equipment, supporting humanitarian relief efforts, operating in shallow waters and reaching speeds of 35kt fully loaded. Twelve ships have been delivered, and three more are under construction.Read More

Austal USA

Antártica-I Polar-class Icebreaker

Marine

Antártica-I Polar-class Icebreaker

The Antártica-I Polar-class Icebreaker is currently under construction at Astilleros y Maestranzas de la Armada’s (ASMAR’s) facility in Talcahuano. The icebreaker is intended to carry out missions such as SAR, troop transportation, medical support, scientiﬁc research and data gathering in the Antarctic zone. The new vessel will replace the Almirante Viel, which was decommissioned in 2019. A $216 million contract was announced in 2017, and the icebreaker is expected to join the Chilean Navy ﬂeet in 2024.Read More

ASMAR

Project 21180M

Marine

The Project 21180M icebreakers are being built for the Russian Navy to follow the initial Project 21180 icebreaker. Three next-generation diesel-electric icebreakers are planned to lead Russian naval ships and vessels to remote bases. They will also be capable of towing and delivering cargoes and rendering assistance to ships in distress in ice conditions. The Project 21180M vessels are a lightened, modernised variant of the Project 21180 vessel with a reduced hull and smaller draft and are being built by Almaz Shipyard.Read More

Almaz Central Marine Design Bureau

Al Saadiyat (Logistics Support Vessel)

Marine

Al Saadiyat (Logistics Support Vessel)

Al Saadiyat is the most recent logistics support vessel to be built for the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Navy. The vessel is effectively a large landing craft and was built by UAE-based shipyard Al Fattan Ship Industry. It is effectively a large landing craft that also features a helicopter deck. The vessel, which can be utilised for tasks including logistical support, troop and cargo transport and medevac, was commissioned in February 2021.Read More

Al Fattan Ship Industry

Kaan 33

Marine

Turkish company Onuk manufactures a family of multirole tactical platform (MRTP or Kaan) patrol and interdiction boats, including the Kaan 33. The design is manufactured at its Yunca yard and has been sold to several countries, including Georgia (one), Turkey (22) and Pakistan (eight). Turkish boats are in service with the coast guard. The hull has a composite design intended to reduce weight and lower maintenance costs.Read More

Yonca Onuk

Sukanya Class

Marine

Six Sukanya-class patrol boats are in service with the Indian Navy and one with Sri Lanka. The ﬁrst three were manufactured by Korea Tacoma in Masan – a company eventually purchased by Sungdong Shipbuilding from the Hanjin Group – and the ﬁnal four at the Hindustan Ship Yard. The ﬁrst ship was launched in 1989, and the last was commissioned in 1993.Read More

Sungdong Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering

Mk VI Patrol Boat

Marine

Mk VI Patrol Boat

The Mk VI is described as the USN’s next-generation patrol boat and will become part of Navy Expeditionary Combat Command’s ﬂeet of combatant craft, replacing their ageing ﬂeet. The ﬁrst was received in September 2014, following a contract awarded to the manufacturer in 2012. A contract for a further two boats was placed in July 2015, taking the total number ordered to 12. Ukraine order six in September 2021.Read More

Safe Boats International

HMS Artemis

Marine

Sweden’s SIGINT vessel, HMS Artemis, is being built to replace the Royal Swedish Navy’s current intelligence-gathering vessel, HMS Orion. The new SIGINT ship is designed and built by Saab’s business area Kockums following the award of SEK730 million ($76.5 million) in April 2017.Read More

Saab Kockums AB

FLEXpatrol

Marine

FLEXpatrol is a family of littoral ships for combat and patrol duties. As the name suggests, the design can be used for a range of missions, including surface combat, ASW, air defence and patrol. They possess ‘Genuine Holistic Stealth’ properties, as implemented on Sweden’s Visby-class corvettes.Read More

Saab Kockums AB

RPB 33

Marine

The RPB 33 offshore patrol boat from France’s Raidco Marine is designed for the use of naval forces to enhance maritime surveillance capabilities. This new type of patrol boat is particularly suited to sea rescue missions with all the relevant prevention and action resources required for long tasks of surveillance and policing at sea. These coastal patrol boats are in service with the three navies of West African countries; Senegal, Togo and Ivory Coast. The ﬁrst boat rolled out in April 2013.Read More

Raidco Marine

PC-40

Marine

The Indonesian Navy are in the process of acquiring a number of PC-40 patrol boats. The vessels are being manufactured locally by PT, Palindo Marine, PT Karimun Abugrah Sejati and PT Caputra Mitra Sejati. They are part of the modernisation of the Indonesian naval forces to strengthen its maritime capabilities. The ongoing modernisation plan is to see 42 PC-40 hulls delivered by 2024. 16 have been conﬁrmed to have been ordered.Read More

PT Palindo Marine

Project 502 EM Reconnaissance Vessel

Marine

Project 502 EM Reconnaissance Vessel

The Ukrainian Navy’s medium reconnaissance vessel is based on the Project 502 EM ﬁsheries and refrigeration vessel design forming part of the Programme for Development of Arms and Military Equipment. The programme will run through to 2020 to meet the current needs of the Ukrainian Navy and strengthen its maritime borders.Read More

Plant Kuznya on Rybalsky

Flex Fighter Max

Marine

Flex Fighter Max

The Flex Fighter Max is a multi-role support craft manufactured by Singapore’s shipbuilder Penguin International. The vessel is based on the well-proven design of the Flex-40 series, and it is intended to provide protection and assistance to offshore oil platforms.Read More

Penguin International Ltd

OSV 190

Marine

The OSV 190 vessel from French company Ocea, is primarily a survey vessel but also undertakes patrol. One vessel has been built for the Nigerian Navy based on the OSV 190 SC-WB design. The 60m-long hydrographic research vessel is also designed for EEZ patrols, ﬁshery protection and oceanic research programmes.Read More

OCEA

FPB 110

Marine

The FPB 110 is a class of multi-role fast patrol vessels designed for carrying out maritime patrols with navies and coast guard agencies. It can be used to perform a variety of missions, including SAR, surveillance of coastal waters and monitoring illegal activities. Originally developed for the Kuwaiti Coast Guard in the ﬁrst decade of the twentieth century, the FPB 110 has undergone several changes in the intervening years. This has resulted in the new Mark II variant, which has been procured by the Nigerian Navy.Read More

OCEA

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