Warships exported by India

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Do we know which ship is referred to here?

14. Singapore - Multipurpose support vessel

Pictures will be nice.

Yup, but I didn't by PSUs but private companies like MKU.
India's defence exports have been increased by 6 folds in two years where equipment supplied to NATO also contributes. A few of 2014-15.

Sl. No. - Country - Items exported - 2014-15

1. Afghanistan - Cheetal Helicopters, Stallion 4X4 MK IV with cargo body

2. Ecuador - Dhruv Helicopters spares and services.

3. Germany - Mechanical parts, Fuze Point detonating M 572 (assembled with no explosives), light mechanical engineering

4. Indonesia - Spares for TRS 2215 Radar

5. Israel - Work packages, Compass, LRF, TIFCS, TIFCS Cable set, TIFCS Installation Kit

6. Italy - Kavach Mod II

7. Malaysia - SU-30 Avionics, Helicopter and MIG spares & services

8. Mauritius - Dhruv/ Dornier & Helicopter Spares & services, Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV), Ammunitions

9. Myanmar - RAWL-02 MK-III, Sonar HMS-X

10. Namibia - CH/CK Helicopter, spares and rotables

11. Nepal - ALH Helicopter and CH/CK spares and rotables, ammunition, accessories for ammunition, Bulletproof Vest and Fragmentation Jacket, 5.56 mm steel core (28.79,378 pieces).

12. Oman - Jaguar spares and services, training on engine shaft alignment

13. Russia - MIG/SU-30 spares and services, RWR, TP for PCB’s testing

14. Singapore - Multipurpose support vessel

15. Sri Lanka - Indra MK-II Spares, Lion Battery charger, Secure VHF Handheld Radio LVP 285 & services

16. Suriname - CH/CK Helicopter, spares and services

17. Switzerland - Cable Looms

18. Turkey - Bullet Proof Vest + Plates, Helmet, Bullet proof ceramic panel.

19. UAE - Vacuum Interrupter

20. UK - Work packages/ forgings, Transmitting tubes

21. USA - Work packages/ forgings, Electronic assemblies, Flight Control panel, Mechanical parts, Vacuum Interrupter

22. Republic of Korea - Turbocharger

Countesy: Government of India

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Do we know which ship is referred to here?

Most likely an OPV type vessel.

Which ship? I don't know.

 

[bhramos]

Do we know which ship is referred to here?

14. Singapore - Multipurpose support vessel

Pictures will be nice.

Greatship Maya - Multi-Purpose Supply and Support Vessel, India

ORDERED
August 2007
DELIVERY
December 2009
ACCOMMODATION
66 Berths
TRIAL SPEED
13.8kt
DESIGN
MT 6012
OWNER
Greatship Global Offshore Services
BUILDER
Keppel Singmarine
http://www.ship-technology.com/projects/greatshipmaya/

 

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Greatship Maya - Multi-Purpose Supply and Support Vessel, India

ORDERED
August 2007
DELIVERY
December 2009
ACCOMMODATION
66 Berths
TRIAL SPEED
13.8kt
DESIGN
MT 6012
OWNER
Greatship Global Offshore Services
BUILDER
Keppel Singmarine
http://www.ship-technology.com/projects/greatshipmaya/

The company i worked for in the Uae had a project with these guys

 

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High-speed patrol boats for Vietnam Border Guard
L&T has been allocated a major order from the Vietnam Border Guard for the design and construction of high-speed patrol boats in India, as well as the transfer of design and technology along with equipment supply and material kits for construction of follow-on vessels at Vietnam Shipyard.

The high-speed patrol boats are purpose-built for controlling and protecting sea security and sovereignty, detecting illegal activities such as smuggling, and undertaking search-and-rescue missions.

Constructed from aluminium alloy, the vessels will be equipped with state-of-the-art navigation and surveillance equipment and self-defence capabilities on board.

 

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Not the full ship but a weapon system.

WM-18 rocket launchers - manufactured by L&T - aboard Vietnam Navy ships.

These WM-18 pics are better than what we have from IN

Links:

http://netnews.vn/Xem.aspx?id=1206621&pid=150&cid=159

https://vn.sputniknews.com/vietnam/201703293125621-tau-do-bo-project-771-hai-quan-viet-nam/

 

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[Hiranyaksha]

Greatship Maya - Multi-Purpose Supply and Support Vessel, India

ORDERED
August 2007
DELIVERY
December 2009
ACCOMMODATION
66 Berths
TRIAL SPEED
13.8kt
DESIGN
MT 6012
OWNER
Greatship Global Offshore Services
BUILDER
Keppel Singmarine
http://www.ship-technology.com/projects/greatshipmaya/

Till my understanding this is about supporting offshore exploration, production and subsea construction activities . Are vessels like these convertible for defence purpose ?

 

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Superb video of AOPV delivery to SLN:

 

[Yggdrasil]

Greatship Maya - Multi-Purpose Supply and Support Vessel, India



BUILDER
Keppel Singmarine
http://www.ship-technology.com/projects/greatshipmaya/

Hmmm...according to the website:

"The contract for the construction of the vessel was awarded in August 2007 by Singapore-based Greatship Global Offshore Services which is an incorporated subsidiary of Greatship (India) Limited (GIL). GIL is a wholly owned subsidiary of The Great Eastern Shipping Company.

The vessel was built and delivered by Keppel Singmarine in December 2009. It has been bareboat chartered to GC Rieber Shipping and is deployed in Australia by its partner company Bluestone Offshore."

It looks like the ship was built in and by Singapore for India - not the other way round?

 

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Till my understanding this is about supporting offshore exploration, production and subsea construction activities . Are vessels like these convertible for defence purpose ?

no this kind of ships as you pointed out are used in the Oil and Gas sector IV Support of drilling and extraction operations and these type of ships have no standing in defence

 

[bhramos]

Sri Lanka received the first patrol ship of Indian construction

On August 2, 2017, Colombo hosted the ceremony of entering into the Navy of Sri Lanka a large patrol ship P 623 Sayurala, the head Indian construction of the Advanced Offshore Patrol Vessel (AOPV) project. The ceremony was attended by the President of Sri Lanka Maytripal Sirisen. Sayurala (Sinhalese name means "Sea waves") became the largest combat unit of the Sri Lanka fleet.

The construction of two AOPV patrol ships for the Sri Lanka Navy is being carried out under the India-Lanka intergovernmental agreement at Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL) in Goa. The shipyard GSL received the corresponding contract on February 17, 2014. The cost of one ship is $ 74 million. Sayurala's main ship was laid in Goa on September 10, 2014 and launched on June 10, 2016. The delivery was made 86 days before the contract period - on July 22, 2017 in Goa the ship was transferred to the Sri Lankan side and on July 28 arrived in Colombo. At the same time, the ship does not have armament, which will be mounted already by the Sri Lankan side.

The construction for Sri Lanka of the second patrol ship of the same type P 624 (not yet announced) has been conducted on the GSL since 2015, The ship was launched on December 15, 2016. The delivery is expected in the summer of 2018.

The AOPV project is a modified version of the GSL under contract 2012 for its own project for the Coast Guard of India, six large patrol ships such as Samarath. The AOPV patrol vessel has a total displacement of 2350 tons, a length of 105.7 meters and a width of 13.6 meters. The crew of 118 people (including 18 officers). The ship has a two-shaft diesel power plant, a full speed of 26 knots, a cruising range of 4,500 miles with an economic course of 14 knots. There is a hangar for the permanent basing of one medium or two light helicopters.

The contract for the construction of ships such as AOPV (Sayurala) became the largest export military contract in the history of Indian military shipbuilding. Let's remind, That before that the largest military ship built in India for export was the patrol ship Barracuda, built for the coast guard of Mauritius by the Indian state shipyard Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE) in Kolkata under the MOPV project (full displacement of 1350 tons, length 74 m) And handed over at the end of 2014.

Http://bmpd.livejournal.com/2769100.html

 

[bhramos]

Advanced Offshore Patrol Vessel ‘Sayurala’ commissioned

 

[bhramos]

President commissions Sri Lanka Navy’s first AOPV - Sayurala

 

[Willy2]

Sri Lanka received the first patrol ship of Indian construction

On August 2, 2017, Colombo hosted the ceremony of entering into the Navy of Sri Lanka a large patrol ship P 623 Sayurala, the head Indian construction of the Advanced Offshore Patrol Vessel (AOPV) project. The ceremony was attended by the President of Sri Lanka Maytripal Sirisen. Sayurala (Sinhalese name means "Sea waves") became the largest combat unit of the Sri Lanka fleet.

The construction of two AOPV patrol ships for the Sri Lanka Navy is being carried out under the India-Lanka intergovernmental agreement at Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL) in Goa. The shipyard GSL received the corresponding contract on February 17, 2014. The cost of one ship is $ 74 million. Sayurala's main ship was laid in Goa on September 10, 2014 and launched on June 10, 2016. The delivery was made 86 days before the contract period - on July 22, 2017 in Goa the ship was transferred to the Sri Lankan side and on July 28 arrived in Colombo. At the same time, the ship does not have armament, which will be mounted already by the Sri Lankan side.

The construction for Sri Lanka of the second patrol ship of the same type P 624 (not yet announced) has been conducted on the GSL since 2015, The ship was launched on December 15, 2016. The delivery is expected in the summer of 2018.

The AOPV project is a modified version of the GSL under contract 2012 for its own project for the Coast Guard of India, six large patrol ships such as Samarath. The AOPV patrol vessel has a total displacement of 2350 tons, a length of 105.7 meters and a width of 13.6 meters. The crew of 118 people (including 18 officers). The ship has a two-shaft diesel power plant, a full speed of 26 knots, a cruising range of 4,500 miles with an economic course of 14 knots. There is a hangar for the permanent basing of one medium or two light helicopters.

The contract for the construction of ships such as AOPV (Sayurala) became the largest export military contract in the history of Indian military shipbuilding. Let's remind, That before that the largest military ship built in India for export was the patrol ship Barracuda, built for the coast guard of Mauritius by the Indian state shipyard Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE) in Kolkata under the MOPV project (full displacement of 1350 tons, length 74 m) And handed over at the end of 2014.

Http://bmpd.livejournal.com/2769100.html

Our OPV are bigger than Iranian "Destroyers" , 2 Brahmos Quad and u Have a Cheep Warship

 

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....At the same time, the ship does not have armament, which will be mounted already by the Sri Lankan side.....

That's a shame. We could have easily supplied CRN-91 and/or Bofors L70 based armament.

I suspect that the reason was to be politically correct, where we are not seen selling kinetic arms to SL - as these could potentially be used on TN fishermen.

PS: See the quality of the article - clear, comprehensive and concise - why cant our own media produce a report like that?

 

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Advanced Offshore Patrol Vessel ‘Sayurala’ commissioned

This is SL's largest warship and going to be pride of SL's peoples for decades. Imagine the goodwill she will create for India there. When and where SLN deploys overseas, it will create sales leads for us.

 

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https://www.shephardmedia.com/news/imps-news/mauritius-commissions-fpv-valiant/

The Mauritius National Coast Guard has commissioned its new Water Jet fast patrol vessel (FPV) CGS Valiant, in Port Louis, it was announced on 16 August 2017.

The 50m patrol vessel, built by India’s Goa Shipyard, is the second Water Jet FPV supplied by India to Mauritius. The Indian Navy oversaw construction of the ship and was involved in its trials, acceptance, and delivery.

The FPV is powered by three 2720KW diesel engines driving three independent water jets, and can reach a top speed of over 35 knots. It has a range of more than 1500 nautical miles with an endurance of seven days.

The vessel is designed for patrolling, anti-smuggling and anti-terrorist operations, and can support naval vessels as a coastal convoy escort and communication link.
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https://defpost.com/mauritius-coast-guard-commissions-cgs-valiant-patrol-vessel/

Mauritius Coast Guard has commissioned its CGS Valiant patrol vessel at Port Louis on 16 August 2017.

The ship, built by Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL), is the second Sarojini Naidu-class Water Jet Fast Patrol Vessel (FPV) supplied by India to Mauritius.

The Indian Navy said in a statement that it oversaw the construction of the ship and was involved in its trials, acceptance, and timely delivery. Rear Admiral Surendra Ahuja, Assistant Controller Warship Production and Acquisition represented the Indian Navy at the commissioning ceremony.

CGS Valiant is primarily designed for Coastal Patrolling, Anti-piracy, Anti-smuggling, Anti-drug Surveillance, Anti-poaching Operations, and Search and Rescue Operations. The Sarojini class of watercraft are seagoing, high speed, armed surveillance platform, capable of shallow water operations.

The vessel is powered by three 2,720 kW MTU diesel engines, driving independent Kamewa water-jets and are designed for good maneuverability and are capable of operating in up to Sea State 4 and can withstand Sea State 6. The vessel has an operational range of 1,500 nm and is capable of achieving a high speed of 37 knots.

The vessel is fitted with 30 mm CRN-91 Naval Gun at forward and two 12.7 mm heavy machine guns (HMG) and 7.62 mm medium machine guns (MMG), each installed on both sides of the board.

They are fitted with the latest satellite communication and navigation systems including differential global positioning system (DGPS), electronic chart display and information system (ECDIS) and global maritime distress and safety system (GMDSS).

They have air-conditioned accommodation for a crew of 35 and have an endurance of 7 days. The vessels in this series are eco-friendly, featuring an onboard sewage treatment plant and the gases used for air-conditioning are ozone layer friendly.

During the trials, the vessel achieved 37.5 knots and all other design parameters.​

http://www.janes.com/article/70152/mauritius-national-coast-guard-gets-new-patrol-vessel

The Mauritius National Coast Guard (NCG) received its second fast patrol vessel (FPV) on 30 April, the vessel's manufacturer, India's state-owned Goa Shipyards Limited (GSL) announced.

CGS Valiant is the second of two FPVs ordered by Mauritius from GSL, with CGS Victory having been handed over in September 2016. The India Import-Export Bank helped fund the USD41 million order.

The Mauritius Police Force said that the ship is expected to reach Mauritius in June following its maiden voyage.

GSL said Valiant 's keel was laid on 22 May 2015 and the FPV was launched on 2 February 2017, with delivery taking place four months ahead of the original contractual schedule.

The vessel is based on GSL's 50 m FPV design that is also in service with the Indian Coast Guard. It is armed with a 30 mm CRN-91 main gun as well as 12.7 mm and 7.62 mm machine guns. The ship has a complement of 35 kt and an endurance of seven days. Valiant has three MTU-F 16V4000 M90 diesel engines that power three KAMEWA Type-71SII waterjets. GSL said that the vessel exceeds the 35 kt maximum speed specified in the contract by 2.3 kt.

Valiant is designed primarily for coastal patrolling and related law enforcement operations, such as counter piracy, drug interdiction, and search and rescue. It will join a fleet of other Indian-made vessels in service with the NCG.

Mauritius and India have a long-standing defence co-operation, with India providing training assistance to Mauritius Police Force, conducting joint patrols with NCG vessels, and facilitating the modernisation of the police and coastguard with loans for the purchase of Indian-made equipment.
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The CGS Valiant is not identical to ICGS Sarojini class FPVs.

The Mast is the most prominent difference.

The bow has a fairing, possibly for stealth. The bridge also has a different design.

 

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CG-32 CGS Victory

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