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| Philippine Navy Ship Modernization Program; Open to All | |
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| Tweet Topic Started: Jun 7 2009, 10:35 PM (6,490 Views) | |
| zz(Dwight) | Jun 7 2009, 10:35 PM Post #1 |
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[align=center]The Philippine Navy Ship Acquisition and Modernization Program[/align] The Philippine Navy Flag Officer in Command, Vice Admiral Ferdinand Golez, announces that the Philippine Navy are looking for modern ships that they can use. The ship classes that we're looking are Frigates, Destroyers, Corvettes and if possible Cruisers. We're looking for any defense contractors and countries who might be selling their old ships (70s/80s era) that can still be used by our navy. Modernization will also be done to this ships to increase it's capabilities. Any countries and defense contractors can show their ships available for selling here. |
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| Schwerpunkt | Jun 7 2009, 11:12 PM Post #2 |
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D185 Luetjens was commissioned in 1969 and decommissioned in 2003. Presently, she is awaiting sale to be scrapped. The vessel displaces 4,720 tonnes, has an effective range of 4,500km, can reach 33 knots at full steam, and sports a variety of weaponry. The vessel will need to be refitted with a new engine, and be re-equipped with weaponry. This, combied with transporting the vessel to the Philippines, will cost approximately $300 million. The vessel can be delivered by the end of November, 2010. |
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| TheOne | Jun 7 2009, 11:37 PM Post #3 |
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Elefsis Shipyards would like to offer the Roussen Class FACM. The Roussen is a small, yet powerful and versatile fast attack missile boat. It would be extremely suitable to the region of the Philippines with it's many islands. While we understand the Phillipines is looking for used vessels, this is a rather new class of ship and no about-to-be retired, or retired vessels exist. Such an addition to the Philippine navy would be a tremendous boost for security. It is a well armed ship for it's size packing a powerful punch. 1x OTO Melara 76 mm/62 cal. 8x MM40 Block 3 anti-ship missiles (RIM116) Mk31 21-cell launcher of RAM Block 1 surface-to-air missiles 2x Oto Melara 30mm cannons Crew 45 Length 62m (203ft 5in) Beam 9.5m (31ft 2.5in) Draught 2.6m (8ft 6in) Displacement 580t full load Speed 35kt Endurance 7 days Cost 92 million MotoMarine offers the following fast patrol boats suitable for use by the navy, coast guard, and marine police. Protector 29 OPEN-SEA FAST PATROL VESSEL (OFPV) Length Overall (incl. App.): 30,85m Beam (max.): 6,30m Draft: 0,91m Displacement: 67,0 tons Hull Type: Deep V Max. Speed: 38+ knots Fuel Capacity: 15,000ltrs Range: 800Nm Engines: 3 Engine Type: MTU 16V2000M92 Propulsion: Combined Cost: 15 million Guardian 53 FAST PATROL BOAT & FISHERIES PROTECTION  Length Overall (incl. App.): 16,80m Beam (max.): 4,68m Draft: 1,42m Displacement: 21,0 tons Hull Type: Deep V Max. Speed: 33 knots Fuel Capacity: 3605ltrs Range: 300Nm Engines: 2 Engine Type: 12V Man Propulsion: Fixed Pitch Propellers Cost: 9 million Panther 74 MKI FAST PATROL BOAT  Length Overall (incl. App.): 18,20m Beam (max.): 4,68m Draft: 0,92m Displacement: 28,0 tons Hull Type: Deep V Max. Speed: 44 knots Fuel Capacity: 3900ltrs Range: 250Nm Engines: 2 Engine Type: 12V Man Propulsion: Fixed Pitch Propellers Cost: 6 million Panther 57 MKII ULTRA FAST PATROL BOAT & INTERCEPTOR  Length Overall (incl. App.): 19,20m Beam (max.): 4,71m Draft: 0,91m Displacement: 27,0 tons Hull Type: Deep V Max. Speed: 50+ knots Fuel Capacity: 3900 - 4900ltrs Range: 250 - 340Nm Engines: 2 Engine Type: MTU 12V2000M91 Propulsion: Surface Piercing Propellers Cost: 7 million |
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| zz(Dwight) | Jun 7 2009, 11:59 PM Post #4 |
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To Germany The Philippine Navy sees this ship as a new addition to our fleet. The cost is just right for a DDG like this, which includes refitting and deliveries. We would like to see how many of these class of ships are still available. To Elefsis Shipyards (Greece) We would like to see the costs of the attack missile boat and also the fast patrol boats you have offered us. |
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| Schwerpunkt | Jun 8 2009, 12:11 AM Post #5 |
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The Federal Republic only maintains one of these vessels laid up. One was transformed into a museum ship and the last was scrapped. |
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| zz(Dwight) | Jun 8 2009, 12:31 AM Post #6 |
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To Germany Ok. We would like to see if possible to buy the production rights of this ship in order to be produced in our country. And also if possible, with the help of German engineers which they know how to assemble this ship. |
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| CM08 | Jun 8 2009, 01:44 AM Post #7 |
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15m Inshore Patrol Boat Length: 14.5m <==> Breadth: 4.23m <==> Depth: 2.3m <==> Draft: 0.7m Fuel: 1,600L <==> Water: 100L <==> Crew: 5 <==> Speed: >38kts <==> Range: >150nms @ 15kts Armed: 1 X 0.5in HMG <==> 2 X 7.62mm GPMG Cost: 3 Million Small, Fast and Capable. Perfect for civil law enforement. =============== 45m Long Range Coast Guard Patrol Vessel  Length: 44.9m <==> Breadth: 7.0m <==> Depth: 4.0m <==> Draft: 2.6m Speed: 26.5kts <==> Range: 2400nms @ 15kts <==> Endurance 7 days Armnaments: 76mm Gun, 40mm Gun/2 X Mistral Missiles. 4 X Harpoon, 2 X 0.5in HMG Cost: 20 Million Well armed, able to patrol the EEZ for long distance =============== 45m High Speed Missile Attack Craft Vessel  Length: 44.9m <==> Breadth: 7.0m <==> Depth: 4.0m <==> Draft: 2.5m Displacement 275 tons <==> Speed: 40kts <==> Range: 1800nms @ 15kts Crew: up to 41 Armnaments: 76mm Gun, 40mm Gun/2 X Mistral Missiles. 4 X Harpoon, 2 X 0.5in HMG, EW Suite Cost: 30 Million With an EW Suite, able to combat and deter enemy naval crafts whilst taking advantage of it's small size to launch surprise attacks. =============== 55m Off Shore Patrol Vessel  Length: 55.0m <==> Breadth: 8.6m <==> Draft: 2.6m Displacement 500 tons <==> Speed: 36kts <==> Range: 1800nms @ 20kts Crew: 30 Armnaments: 76mm Gun, 8 X VLS SAM, 6X AShM OR 6 X Torpedo, 2 X 0.5in HMG, EW Suite Cost: 40 Million Equipped to deal with short range threats effectively. Excellent surveillance. =============== 62m Missile Corvette  Length: 62.4m <==> Breadth: 8.5m <==> Draft: 3.1m Displacement 600 tons <==> Speed: 35kts <==> Range: 2000nms @ 20kts Crew: About 46 Armnaments: 76mm Gun, 16 X VLS SAM, 8 X AShM, 6 X Torpedo, 2 X 0.5in HMG, EW Suite Cost: 70 Million. Able to deal with all three levels of naval threats while disrupting the opponents ability to unleashed offensive options via EW. ===== In addition, Singapore has 6 45m MAC available for sale immediately. They have recently been stood down from service and have their equipment removed. Singapore is willing to sell the ships to the PN and install modern electronics and weapons for merely 25million or the hulls for just 10 million. |
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| Dax | Jun 8 2009, 06:12 AM Post #8 |
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The United States offers this comprehensive list of ships for the Philippines to choose from: Frigates  The USS George Philip (Oliver Perry-class Guided Missile Frigate) Price: $270 Million We have 5 of these types of ships available for sale to the Filipino Navy. Destroyers  USS Arthur W. Radford (Spruance-class destroyer) Price: $200 Million Cruisers  4 Ticonderoga-class Guided Missile Cruisers. Price: $150 Million per ship. |
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| zz(Dwight) | Jun 8 2009, 06:23 AM Post #9 |
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To Singapore We're currently reviewing your offers. We see your ships as a key part of our navy. To United States The offer of your cruiser is surely an additional in our navy. However, your offered destroyers and frigates will be reviewed. Also, we want to see how much will be the Ticonderoga-class Missile Cruisers if bought with new weapon and electronic systems, upgraded radar and sonar systems, and upgraded weapons?? |
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| Schwerpunkt | Jun 8 2009, 10:53 AM Post #10 |
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The Federal Republic can hardly sell rights to the various arms and munitions on the Luetjens-class, but we can work with the Philippines to help design a better and more effective vessel. Luerssen would be interested in such a venture. |
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| TheOne | Jun 8 2009, 11:12 AM Post #11 |
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The cost of the missile attack boat is 92 million a piece. The cost of the patrol boats, is as follows; Protector 29 15 million, Guardian 53 9 million, Panther 74 MKI 6 million, and Panther 57 MKII 7 million. |
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| J.B. Hemlock | Jun 8 2009, 01:09 PM Post #12 |
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The Republic of Korea Navy is currently considering the retirement of 11 Chamsuri class patrol vessels. Vessels of this class are currently serving as the Tomas Batillo class in the Philippine Navy. We would be willing to sell these vessels to the Philippine Navy for $1 US dollar per vessel. |
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| zz(Dwight) | Jun 8 2009, 08:56 PM Post #13 |
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To Germany We would review your offer of a joint project for a new ship of the Philippines, but we will sure that the D185 Luetjens will be the one we will take by 2010. To South Korea Is this true that these vessels will be sold $1 Dollar each?? |
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| J.B. Hemlock | Jun 9 2009, 12:37 AM Post #14 |
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The price is symbolic. |
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| zz(Dwight) | Jun 9 2009, 12:51 AM Post #15 |
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To South Korea Does this include upgrades of electronic systems, weapons and other upgrades of the ship?? |
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| J.B. Hemlock | Jun 9 2009, 09:16 AM Post #16 |
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The ships will be provided as-is. They have undergone mild modernization over the life of the vessels, and are in fully operational condition. |
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| zz(Dwight) | Jun 9 2009, 07:48 PM Post #17 |
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To South Korea Thank you. We will sure get your patrol crafts in our navy. To All The chosen ships will be announced by 2nd Quarter of 2010. Currently, the resolution of granting the Armed Forces of the Philippines a $1 Billion (besides from their procurement budget) and increasing the budget of the AFP is still on the Senate. We hope this will be passed sooner to ensure that the AFP have enough procurement budget for this year. |
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| zz(Dwight) | Jun 17 2009, 09:06 AM Post #18 |
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To All The Philippine Navy have decided that these following ships will be added to the Philippine Fleet: Cruisers 4 Ticonderoga-class Missile Cruisers (will be known as Bataan Class Missile Cruisers) Destroyers D185 Luetjens and Spruance-class destroyer (will be known as Quezon Class Destroyers) Others 11 Chomsuri Class Patrol Vessels 5 Roussen Class Fast Attack Missile Boat These ships have been chosen by our navy, but we're not closing the other ships for our navy. Since we're planning to procure more in the future. The payment and delivery will be announced to you (will be posted here). So keep on watch. |
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| J.B. Hemlock | Jun 17 2009, 09:22 AM Post #19 |
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11 Chomsuri class patrol vessels have been delivered to the RP as of mid-Q2 2010. |
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| zz(Dwight) | Jun 18 2009, 07:51 AM Post #20 |
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To South Korea Thank you for the delivery. The payment has been sent. To United States The payment method for the 4 Ticonderoga-class Missile Cruisers will be $300 Million this year and the other half will be next year. We also ask if the Spruance-class Destroyers are only one available or there are more. To Greece The payment method for the ships will be $460 Million straight. To All Thanks to those who have participated in these program. Also please notify us when will be the delivery of these ships. |
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| Amzi | Jun 18 2009, 10:22 AM Post #21 |
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India could offer up to 2 retired Nilgiri class (formerly Leander) frigates to the Fillipino Navy. Three frigates are still in service with the Indian Navy, but 2 of the retired vessels are open for sale to the Fillipino Navy. The ship, for its time period, has superb range, average speed, and a substantial armamanet with 8 deck guns, 8 torpedo tubes, and can hold 1 Chetak or Sea King helicopter. India would be willing to offer up to 2 vessels to the Phillipines at a discounted price of $130 million USD a peice including support for our Fillipino allies and could be delivered as soon as a deal is made. .jpg) |
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| Dax | Jun 21 2009, 05:20 PM Post #22 |
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The Spruce class are the only destroyers available. |
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| zz(Dwight) | Jun 23 2009, 04:39 AM Post #23 |
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I meant if only one Spruce class destroyers are available for sale. Or are there more Spruce class destroyers available to be sold?? |
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| TheOne | Jun 23 2009, 05:03 AM Post #24 |
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Elefsis Marine SA Elefsis Marine SA firstly wishes to advise the Philippine government that Elefsis Shipyards has completed a merger with another shipyard, MotoMarine, and will now be known as Elefsis Marine SA. This poses no danger to the contract awarded to Elefsis Shipyard, as the new entity is obligated to first complete all existing orders, ensuring existing customers contracts are met. The payment method(straight out payment) is accepted. The first two ships will be laid down by the end of the year, with delivery to follow at the start of 2011 of both ships, with third and fourth ships being laid down at the start of 2011 and delivered by the start of 2012, with the fifth and final patrol boat to be laid down at the start of 2012 and delivered by the end of 2012. (ooc: You should allow for 6 to 12 months for sea trials of each boat btw) |
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| Dax | Jun 23 2009, 09:23 AM Post #25 |
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Only one. |
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