Pacific-Patrol-Boat News: Austal Delivers Latest Australian Navy Patrol Vessel, Austal Tallies Order For More Guardian-Class Patrol Boats, Austal Awarded. Wednesday, September 18, 2024.

The Pacific Patrol Boat Replacement contract was awarded to Austal in May of last year. Under the award, Austal is to design, build and sustain 19 steel-hulled patrol boats for 12 Pacific Island ...

Good progress is being made on the Pacific Patrol Boat Replacement (PPR-B) programme, with the first vessel slated for Papua New Guinea on schedule for delivery in October 2018. Speaking to Shephard ...

Austal will build RAN’s two new Guardian boats at Henderson in Western Australia, and scheduled for delivery in 2026- bringing the Guardian Pacific patrol fleet up to 24 boats.

The Australian Government is providing 19 new patrol boats to Pacific island nations to combat increasing rates of transnational crimes in the region. Australia has also pledged to train law ...

Australia plans to significantly boost surveillance of Pacific Islands territorial waters, spending A$477 million ($310.72 million) on aerial patrols for illegal fishing fleets, tender documents ...

A ustal Australia has delivered the 21 st Guardian-class Patrol Boat (GCPB), named Te Mataili III, as part of the Australian Department of Defence’s (DoD) SEA3036 Phase 1 – Pacific Patrol Boat ...

The Shimoda Coast Guard last week said that a small fishing boat that went missing earlier this year was found drifting in ...

“The steel hull Guardian has proven to be an exceptionally capable patrol boat in a short period of time, with 15 delivered to date and operating throughout the South Pacific,” said in a ...

The boat was found about 8 p.m. Pacific time, according to a Mexican navy spokesman, Capt. Edbert Sanchez Mijangos, who said navy divers looked for Lawson in the area but did not find him ...

The Australian government is fulfilling its pledge to increase the financial support for the aerial surveillance division of ...

These vessels are in addition to the 22 Guardian-class patrol vessels that have been ordered by the Australian government under the Pacific Patrol Boat Replacement Project (SEA3036-1) since 2016.