ST Marine Delivers Second Patrol Vessel To Oman
Singapore Technologies Marine (ST Marine) has delivered the second of four Patrol Vessel (PV) to Oman.
The contract for the design and build four Al-Ofouq Class of PVs was awarded by the Ministry of Defence of the Sultanate of Oman through a competitive international tender in April 2012. These four vessels will replace the current four Seeb-class patrol vessels commissioned in the early 1980s.
The Al-Ofouq class patrol vessel christened RNOV Shinas, measures 75m in length and displaces approximately 1,250 tonnes. Armed with a modern weapon and combat management system the PVs are most suited for a variety of maritime and homeland security missions such as undertaking extended surveillance patrols of the Sultanate Exclusive Economic Zone.
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