The Zvezdochka Ship Repair Center began construction of the vessel Akademik Aleksandrov for the Russian Navy

December 20 in the main building-up workshop of the Center for Ship Repair Zvezdochka OJSC held a solemn ceremony for laying down a rescue tugboat (SBS) of the 20183 project developed by OAO TsMKB Almaz (St. Petersburg).

The state contract for the manufacture and supply of the latest vessel for the needs of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation was concluded on August 1, 2012. The reinforced ice class multi-purpose vessel is designed for search and rescue operations, sea transportation of heavy and large-sized samples and containers of marine equipment, research and testing equipment, military and special equipment. It is possible to use the vessel in the interests of shelf research, transportation of pipeline sections, etc. The composition of the naval fleet Russia's new ship should enter at the end of 2016.

By order of the commander-in-chief of the Navy, the vessel under construction was given the name Akademik Aleksandrov. The initiative to perpetuate the memory of Anatoly Petrovich Aleksandrov - an outstanding Russian physicist, one of the fathers of the Russian nuclear submarine fleet - belongs to the labor collectives, TsDB MT Rubin, TsMKB Almaz and the Zvezdochka Ship Repair Center.

The main technical characteristics of the rescue tug of pr. 20183: displacement - 5400 t; full speed - 14 knots, crew - about 70 people. On the ship is a platform for the occasional landing - take-off helicopters.

SBS "Akademik Alexandrov" - the third ship line 20180, built on the "Zvezdochka". In 2010, shipbuilders of the Ship Repair Center handed over to the customer the basic rescue towing vessel of the 20180 av., Called the “Star”. In 2014, the Yagrinsky shipbuilders are to transfer to the Navy marine transport of weapons from the 20180TV Akademik Kovalev project.

Rescue towing ship "Star" project 20180. Source: old.nationaldefense.ru

Comments

[sv-sakh]

more ships, good and different!

[humanist]

It seems that the predictions for "Mistrals" are starting to come true

The new leadership of the Ministry of Defense decided to refuse to sign the option to an agreement with France on the supply of helicopter carriers of the Mistral type, which provided the construction of two such ships in Russia, the Vedomosti newspaper writes on Friday.

Sources in the ministry say that many representatives of defense enterprises and sailors themselves have always been skeptical about these plans, because the concept of using these ships by the Russian Navy seemed doubtful, and the costs of maintenance and construction were too large.

It is impossible to refuse from those that are being built in France without large financial losses, so at least two that were supposed to be built in Russia were "pushed off their shoulders"

[Retx]

Those 2 come in handy, anyway, but the fact that with this money you can now build destroyers or something else is a hell of a positive

[Retx]

Duck, USC refutes this information, rejoiced early ...

[humanist]

Quote: sv-sakh

more ships, good and different!

I would like more ships to be added to the Fleet, I do not argue that auxiliary ships are needed, but too many ships were "cut" for scrap in the crazy 90s and did not build anything for a long time. Yesterday, as it was not very noisy, infa passed, check out

"Predicted losses"

«The loss for only one frigate surrendered out of three for the Indian Navy amounted to about 800 million rubles. A negative financial result is also planned for the second frigate. By the end of the year, it is planned to hand over the order under a contract with the Ministry of Defense of Russia - losses in the amount of up to 800 million rubles are also projected on it. Improvements in the financial condition of the enterprise are not expected, a negative trend will continue in 2013 ..."- the authors of the appeal believe.

They indicate that The construction of frigates for the Russian Navy and Indian Navy is funded by loans from Sberbank, the debt on which exceeded 14 billion rubles. And the final implementation of orders, according to the signed contracts, will bring the company a total loss of 40 billion rubles.

The Ministry of Defense presented the company fines in the amount of 1,2 billion rubles. "The readiness of a number of ships, the delivery of which is provided for in late 2012 - early 2013, ranges from 30% to 40%. Moreover, financing for the construction of these ships was received in the amount of 80% to 97% of the contract value. No measures are being taken to sign postponement agreements, ”the statement says.

The construction of the last ship for the Indian Navy is under threat, the delivery date for which is scheduled to happen in June 2013, the resulting shortage of funds for this order is 5,3 billion rubles. (45% of the cost of the ship).

The appeal explains that "the real cost of ships under construction significantly exceeds the contract"And" the enterprise actually represents a "financial pyramid" when the completion of ships with an earlier deadline is carried out at the expense of those announced under later contracts. "

In total, the Indian Navy ordered three frigates from Yantar. The contract worth $ 1,5 billion was signed in 2006.. India receives all three frigates of the second batch with a one-year delay. The first - Teg ("Saber") - was transferred in April, the second - Tarkash ("Quiver") - in November, the third - Trikand ("Bow") - is currently implementing a mooring test program and will be transferred in the summer of 2013.

Totally here: http://vz.ru/politics/2012/12/20/612767.html

Somehow, not everything is good "in the Danish kingdom" ... The Indians will probably not impose weak penalties for delay. Why take on a contract without being able to fulfill the order on time?

[Misantrop]

And the losses of the plant with the profits of Sberbank (as well as Taburetkin with its sluts) are not connected in any way? If even before the start of construction the plant is driven into a debt hole, what profitability can be expected from its operation? For a factory, not for schemers. In the old days, the Navy gave one or two submarine cruisers to the fleet, not particularly straining at the same time, so that it had technical capabilities with a margin. And here are the organizational ones ... but this is not to the management of the plant, but a little higher ...

[rpek32]

And in the next news laid a research submarine.
The movement has begun))

[MilaPhone]

This is certainly good.
But one thing upsets, very few passenger ships.
In general, the topic of civil shipbuilding is somehow ignored on our website. I think undeservedly. At least news about the launching of new vessels.
For example: on September 5, a new motor ship "Maria" was launched at the Volzhsky shipbuilding and ship repair plant (VSSRZ). This is already the second pleasure motor ship for the company. The first was Assol, which is actively exploited today.

[humanist]

Quote: Milafon

In general, the topic of civil shipbuilding is somehow ignored on our website. I think undeservedly. At least news about the launching of new vessels.

As well as the theme of agriculture, cross-stitching and cooking recipes ...
A military site and many people come here to read about the Armed Forces, weapons and military equipment, discuss news about the state of combat readiness of troops, ongoing exercises, etc. I am sure that after surfing the Internet you will find quite a few forums about civil shipbuilding. I think that it is not necessary to "dilute" the site with articles and news that do not touch on military topics, and so there is a lot of politics, but this is politics and the state of affairs in the army depends on it.

[Ascetic]

Quote: rpek32

And in the next news laid a research submarine.
The movement has begun)

The upcoming year, the Russian Navy will already meet with three nuclear submarines Borey - Vladimir Monomakh will be launched. And after 2020, the fleet will receive completely new vehicles: autonomous underwater robots,
The launch of the third strategic nuclear submarine of project 955 (code “Borey”) “Vladimir Monomakh” will take place on December 30 at Sevmash, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy Admiral Viktor Chirkov.
After 2020, the Russian Navy’s main command plans to proceed with the serial construction of autonomous underwater drones and marine robots, the Russian Navy’s commander-in-chief told reporters on Wednesday at a press conference following the results of the outgoing year, B-port writes.

“After 2020, we can predict the transition to the large-scale construction of autonomous uninhabited underwater vehicles (AUVs) and marine robotic systems, the development of special bottom equipment, deployed mainly from underwater carriers, of various nomenclatures and purposes”,

- said Victor Chirkov

“In the period 2021-2030, continuing the planned replacement of strategic missile submarines (RPSN), which have served the established service lives for fourth-generation nuclear submarines, we should expand the work on creating a promising fifth-generation strategic missile complex and RPSNS. Series construction of the fifth generation RPLSN deploy after 2030, "

- such Navy development horizons Commander-in-Chief Outlined at a Press Conference, Rossiyskaya Gazeta reports
My webpage

[Apollo]

quote-In 2010, shipbuilders at the Ship Repair Center handed over to the customer a basic rescue tugboat, 20180 Ave., dubbed the Asterisk. In 2014, the Yagra shipbuilders were to transfer to the Navy maritime weapons transport of the 20180TV project “Academician Kovalev”.

Pleases, but upsets another
for 6 years only 3 ship ?!

there was a time when marine ships were being produced on large-scale shipyards and the country was rightfully considered not only a nuclear, space, but also a MARINE power.

[bddrus]

you are upset thinking about the Soviet Union, and someone is happy looking back at the times when they did not build anything. Here in the Far East (not the same case as an Asterisk?) They are building new workshops for laying a very large tonnage of ships and vessels - I hope there will be more news

[Santa Fe]

Quote: bddrus

and someone is happy looking back at the times when they did not build anything

In 90, nichrome was no longer built. Maximum - tried to finish building:

K-141 nuclear submarine Kursk, laid 22 March 1992 year. launch on 16 on May 1994, adopted by 30.12.1994 as part of the Northern Fleet.

K-150 nuclear submarine Tomsk: bookmark - 1991launching - July 1996. Since March 17 1997 of the year K-150 as part of the 1-th fleet of submarines of the Northern Fleet. In 1998, the latest submarine nuclear submarine made the transition to the Far East under the ice of the Arctic Ocean. Currently listed in the Pacific Fleet.

The nuclear submarine K-419 Kuzbass. 1991 g bookmark. Launching: 1992. Admission to the fleet in 1992.

The nuclear submarine K-295 Samara. 1993 g bookmark. Launching in 1994. Adoption of the fleet in 1995.

Large anti-submarine ship Admiral Chabanenko (tab - 1990 year, commissioning - 1999 g.)

Huge TARKR "Peter the Great", 26 thousand tons of metal, four hundred missiles on board - was HONESTLY FINISHED by 1998!

Nuclear submarine K-535 "Yuri Dolgoruky". The first nuclear-powered ship of project 955 "Borey". Pledged in 1996 year, still not accepted into the Navy.

Nuclear submarine K-139 "Belgorod" Laid in 1993 By 1999, readiness 80%. Not completed yet.

[Lord of the Sith]

Red is hard to read. It would be better to write in blue font or black bold.

[Santa Fe]

Quote: Sith Lord

Red is hard to read. It would be better to write in blue font or black bold.

Nuclear submarine K-152 "Nerpa". Bookmark - 1991, completed in 2000s for Indian $ 765 million, leased to the Indian Navy in February 2012

The nuclear submarine K-329 "Kazan" is the only submarine of the project 885 "Yasen", capable of firing KR at 1500 km. Bookmark - 1993, still not accepted into the Navy.

Destroyer pr. 956 "Important" - bookmark in 1988, completed by 1999
Destroyer pr. 956 "Thoughtful" - bookmarked in 1988, completed by 2000
At the beginning of the 2000's, the flag of the Navy was lowered on the latest ships and the destroyers replenished the Chinese Navy.

In the 90s, the Navy received 26 Su-33 carrier-based fighters, the development of the aircraft-carrying cruiser "Admiral Kuznetsov" began, and in 1996 a large detachment of ships of the Northern Fleet launched a cruise to the Atlantic and Mediterranean Sea.

Small anti-submarine ships "Monchegorsk" and "Snezhnogorsk". Laid down in 1991, accepted into the fleet in 1994.

Project 12660 sea minesweeper, Rubin code, completed by 1994

K-335 "Cheetah". Laid down in 1991, 90% readiness at the end of the 90s, Adopted to the fleet in 2001 (in fact, given the amount of work, the boat was built in the "dashing nineties").

[Santa Fe]

Nuclear submarine K-152 "Nerpa". Bookmark - 1991, completed in 2000s for Indian $ 765 million, leased to the Indian Navy in February 2012

The nuclear submarine K-329 "Kazan" is the only submarine of the project 885 "Yasen", capable of firing KR at 1500 km. Bookmark - 1993

Destroyer pr. 956 "Important" - bookmark in 1988, completed by 1999
Destroyer pr. 956 "Thoughtful" - bookmarked in 1988, completed by 2000
At the beginning of the 2000's, the flag of the Navy was lowered on the latest ships and the destroyers replenished the Chinese Navy.

In the 90s, the Navy received 26 Su-33 carrier-based fighters, the development of the aircraft-carrying cruiser "Admiral Kuznetsov" began, and in 1996 a large detachment of ships of the Northern Fleet launched a cruise to the Atlantic and Mediterranean Sea.

Small anti-submarine ships "Monchegorsk" and "Snezhnogorsk". Laid down in 1991, accepted into the fleet in 1994.

Project 12660 sea minesweeper, Rubin code, completed by 1994

K-335 "Cheetah". Laid down in 1991, 90% readiness at the end of the 90s, Adopted to the fleet in 2001 (in fact, given the amount of work, the boat was built in the "dashing nineties").

So who should be in Bori's place?

[Misantrop]

And what if you compare it with what happened just a few years before? With each "Golden Caravan" (which left the factory at the end of the year), how many ships did it leave? IMHO just a "flywheel" there was a gigantic size, so it was spinning for a long time by inertia ...

[Santa Fe]

Quote: Misantrop

And if you compare with what was literally a few years before that?

In / and mortgaged submarines interest on 40 more.
On surface ships more than once in 2

The USSR is a special topic. All the same, it is much more revealing to compare the "achievements" of the United Shipbuilding Corporation with the "dashing nineties". Amid vigorous cries of "revival", the Russian fleet does not receive even a share of what it was in the 90s

[bddrus]

Peter the Great had every chance to be completed even after the nineties, being laid in the 1986 year and launched into the 89! It’s great that they didn’t rot him.

[Santa Fe]

Quote: bddrus

Peter the Great had every chance to be completed even after the nineties, being laid in the 1986 year and launched into the 89! It’s great that they didn’t rot him.

Now 100% would be rotted.

TARKR "Peter the Great", in / and 26 thousand tons. Built 1986-1988
Frigate "Admiral Gorshkov", in / and 4500 tons. It has been under construction since 2006, there is no end in sight.

[bddrus]

just was "honestly completed in 1998" and suddenly disappeared somewhere 10 years? in addition, Gorshkov is the lead ship that is being adjusted during the construction process, although I certainly would like to see shorter terms

[Santa Fe]

Quote: bddrus

just was "honestly completed in 1998" and suddenly disappeared somewhere 10 years?

A typo, of course. TARKR Peter the Great, years of construction 1986-1998

Quote: bddrus

In addition, Gorshkov is the lead ship which is adjusted during the construction process.

This is such a small boat that the excuses for "head" and "approbation of technologies" are not applicable to it. Such ships are usually built like hot cakes: Norway - 5 Nansen frigates in 6 years

[Misantrop]

For "Zvezda" this is not a core business. He has been a ship repairman all his life, his infrastructure is tailored for this.

[bddrus]

Star and Asterisk are different plants

[timhelmet]

Eeeeeeehh !!!! Rushing development !!! Great!

[Vladimirets]

Great news in the morning.

[taurus69]

The Arctic will ALWAYS be Russian !!!