Tag: OPV
EDGE entity ADSB unveils a 51m offshore patrol vessel at Indo...
510 OPV is co-designed by Abu Dhabi Ship Building (ADSB) and ARES Shipyard, and built by ADSB in the UAE.
Modular multi-role platform...
BAE Systems’ OPVs Meet Open Ocean or Coastal Patrol Challenges
A deployment to the Indo-Pacific requires a ship that is not only reliable but also one that is capable of performing multiple roles and...
Austal evolves OPV design to multirole
Austal has developed a new Offshore Patrol 60 concept design that was displayed for the first time at the Indo-Pacific 2022 exhibition in Sydney.
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Israel-Shipyards Presents One-Stop-Shop Capabilities at the ADAS 2022 in Manila
Israel Shipyards, a leading shipbuilding and repair company in the Eastern Mediterranean, will showcase its One-Stop-Shop capabilities. The company provides complete, customized, and cost-effective...
Military Support for Tsunami-Hit Tonga
The massive eruption of an underwater volcano near Tonga in the Pacific on Saturday 15 January caused a tsunami that has devastated its smaller...
ADSB Awarded AED3.5 Billion Contract with UAE Navy to Build Falaj...
Contract Awarded by Ministry of Defence and UAE Navy
Deal Marks Largest-ever Order for Company
ADSB, the regional leader in the new build, repair,...
More anti-ship missiles on the way for Royal Thai Navy
The Royal Thai Navy (RTN) is set to receive eight new Harpoon Block II anti-ship missiles (ASMs) following the award of a $657 million...
Quantum awarded contract Royal Australian Navy Lurssen OPV
Quantum was recently awarded the stabilizer contract on the first of 12 Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPV’s) for the Royal Australian Navy, being built by Luerssen...
SIDEF 2019: Israel Shipyards presents its Advanced Solutions
Israel Shipyards Ltd. and SK Group member – a leading shipbuilding and repair company for the naval and commercial marine markets – presents its...
Constabulary Maritime: OPVs and Corvettes On Patrol
Not all naval ships have to be big to be useful. Home waters maritime security can be adequately prosecuted by smaller, yet increasingly more...
