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This post has been edited by azriel: Nov 16 2021, 08:31 AM

incompetence at its best. nak sangat buat dalam negara, pastu bagi kt kroni. ni la jadinya

The funny thing is from what I heard, Malaysian shipyards are quite well-known in maritime circles. Given to the right yard, it could be a great opportunity.

yeah, the commercial ones are well-known. no doubt about it. the real culprit is the one that builds the Navy contract. last time this yard only do ship repairs, limited to naval vessels only.
building navy ship skill has been lost, i would say. so sad.
no continuity by part of the gomen to retain the skills of building naval ships on our own, be it big or small.
MMHE has turned from shipbuilding to ship repair and offshore construction. Sarawak-based yards continue to churn out tugs and barges, landing crafts and small vessel with no complexity of a naval vessels.
likewise Labuan Shipyard too turned to ship repairer.
THHE yard is building MMEA vessels tapi till now belum launch lagi.
Destini Marine can build build small vessels only, nothing the size of an OPV or corvette
to sum it up, we are f***ked!

IF in the future there are Naval ship building contract for local shipyard, it should be for some kind of join ventures between a few shipyard to build together.

there will be one lead contractor, and the rest will build a few modules. lead contractor will be responsible to integration and everything.
even HMS QE2 was built this way.

AS taja radar baharu di Pangkalan Udara Labuan – Timbalan Menteri Pertahanan

Some news site reports that's H2O says there's won't be any 'top up'


Only way that could happen is BNS continues being the providers of navy ship

We don't have much volume unfortunately to hires multiple yard

This post has been edited by darth5zaft: Nov 16 2021, 02:53 PM

I think modular construction of ship sections by several yards is pretty norm nowadays. For example Damen manufactures a lot of ship sections in its Romania subsidiary yard to be assembled in the Netherlands.

even HMS QE was built the same way, in modules, built in separate locations

the name is work sharing. one yard build one section / module. lead yard do all final assembly and system integration.
banyak sikit, sama2 makan.

TLDM bakal terima 3 helikopter AW139 tahun depan



PUTRAJAYA: Tiga buah helikopter operasi maritim (HOM) model AW139 bakal diterima Tentera Laut Diraja Malaysia (TLDM) seawal-awalnya menjelang suku kedua pada tahun depan. Menerusi hantaran dalam laman sosial rasmi pasukan itu, kemajuan sebenar pembinaan pesawat tersebut bahkan telah pun mendahului daripada jadual pelaksanaan kontrak ditetapkan.

Maklumat terbaharu itu disahkan ketika Mesyuarat Kajian Semula Pengurusan Projek Ketiga yang berlangsung di kilang firma pengeluarnya, Leonardo di Vergiate, Itali pada Khamis lalu.

“Delegasi turut dibawa melihat sendiri proses pemasangan HOM dengan lebih dekat di barisan pengilangan akhir helikopter utiliti enjin kembar itu,” kata TLDM dalam hantaran berkenaan.

Kemasukan pesawat itu menjadikan TLDM sebagai pasukan terbaharu di Malaysia menggunakan AW139 untuk perkhidmatan bersenjata selepas Tentera Udara Diraja Malaysia (TUDM). Sebelum ini, Polis Diraja Malaysia, Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia serta Agensi Penguatkuasaan Maritim Malaysia sudah pun memiliki helikopter itu sebagai unit udara mereka.

TLDM ketika ini telah mempunyai enam helikopter Super Lynx 300 keluaran Westland dari Britain dan enam buah lagi model AS555SN buatan Perancis dikeluarkan Eurocopter Fennec. Mengulas lanjut, TLDM berkata, Ketua Setiausaha Kementerian Pertahanan, Datuk Seri Muez Abdul Aziz mempengerusikan mesyuarat itu bagi membincangkan status kemajuan projek ini.

“Delegasi Malaysia juga berpeluang mengikuti penerbangan dua buah HOM yang sudah sedia sebelum ia menjalani fasa pra-pemeriksaan penghantaran dalam tempoh terdekat,” katanya.

Turut serta dalam sesi berkenaan ialah Panglima TLDM, Laksamana Tan Sri Mohd. Reza Mohd. Sany dan Panglima Udara TLDM, Laksamana Pertama Ahmad Shafirudin Abu Bakar. Kontrak tender perolehan HOM ini telah dimeterai antara Kerajaan Malaysia dan firma aeroangkasa terkenal tempatan, Galaxy Aerospace Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. pada 11 September tahun lalu.

Perjanjian tersebut jelasnya, turut meliputi dua set peralatan misi untuk tempoh lima tahun dan bakal ditempatkan untuk beroperasi di Stesen Udara Pangkalan TLDM Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. Langkah berkenaan juga bagi memperkasakan aset Armada Timur TLDM terutama dalam membantu pengoperasian di kawasan Keselamatan Khas Pantai Timur Sabah (ESSCOM).

“Projek ini bakal jadi contoh kontrak perolehan Kementerian Pertahanan pada masa depan,” kata syarikat yang beribu pejabat di Petaling Jaya, Selangor itu menerusi akaun sosialnya.

Pengerusi Eksekutifnya, Datuk Seri Johari Harun dan Pengarah Urusannya, Datuk Shamsul Kamar Samsudin turut hadir mewakili firma berkenaan ketika sesi mesyuarat dan tinjauan. Model AW139 yang dikeluarkan secara komersial sejak 2003, ketika ini turut digunakan oleh pasukan tentera dari 24 negara selain juga organisasi bukan ketenteraan dari 24 negara. Dengan dikemudikan dua juruterbang dan muatan kapasiti 15 penumpang, pesawat ini mampu memecut maksimum 310 kilometer sejam dengan jarak terbang sejauh 1,061 kilometer. -UTUSAN ONLINE

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Parlimen: Amerika Syarikat taja radar pertahanan udara jarak jauh di Labuan



KUALA LUMPUR: Keupayaan pertahanan udara negara melalui Pangkalan Udara Tentera Udara Diraja Malaysia(TUDM) di Labuan akan dipertingkat dengan rancangan penggantian radar pertahanan udara jarak jauh yang akan ditaja kerajaan Amerika Syarikat, Dewan Rakyat dimaklumkan hari ini.

Ketika sesi soal jawab persidangan Dewan Rakyat, Timbalan Menteri Pertahanan Datuk Seri Ikmal Hisham Abdul Aziz berkata tajaan itu adalah melalui program kerjasama strategik 'Building Partner Capacity'.

Selain penggantian radar berkenaan, katanya di bawah Rancangan Malaysia ke-12 (RMK12), beberapa inisiatif lain sedang berjalan dan dirancang bagi menambah baik pangkalan itu.

Ini katanya termasuk peruntukan sebanyak RM63.3 juta bagi pembinaan 97 unit rumah keluarga Angkatan Tentera Malaysia yang akan bermula tahun hadapan, RM9 juta bagi pembaikan cerun yang sedang dalam proses lantikan kontraktor dan RM25 juta bagi kerja-kerja turap semula dispersal dan jalan rayap.

Selain itu, RM10 juta diperuntuk bagi pembinaan pelbagai bangunan baharu dan RM12 juta dirancang diperuntuk bagi melaksanakan projek keselamatan dan pertahanan keselamatan pangkalan, seperti pagar perimeter, kamera litar tertutup dan menara pemerhati.

"Insya-Allah dengan terlaksana semua program ini, Kementerian Pertahanan yakin, pangkalan udara Labuan akan kekal berupaya sebagai pangkalan TUDM yang utuh dalam hadapi sebarang ancaman dari negara asing," katanya.
Beliau menjawab soalan tambahan Datuk Rosman Isli (Warisan-Labuan) yang mahu tahu rancangan kerajaan bagi menambah baik Pangkalan Udara TUDM Labuan.

Dalam pada itu, Ikmal Hisham berkata dalam memperkukuh kawalan keselamatan Sabah, kerajaan bercadang menambah satu lagi briged Tentera Darat untuk kawasan pedalaman Sabah.

Beliau berkata kerajaan juga di bawah RMK12 bercadang memperkuat pertahanan maritim dengan perolehan aset baharu termasuk lapan Littoral Mission Ship dan 13 Fast Interceptor Craft.

Dalam aspek kebajikan, katanya di bawah rancangan negara lima tahun itu, kerajaan bercadang mewujudkan 10,200 unit rumah angkatan tentera seluruh negara dan menaik taraf Hospital Kem Terendak.
-- BERNAMA

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They already launch the RFI, next would be bidding, then a year before a winner get announced then another 3-4 years of detail design before construction even start.

Basically construction started by 2026 ish & would only be commission into service by 2030 ish. There's should be 2 empty slot at BNS yard by then.

Gov mistake was between 2010 till 2014 there no job at BNS as gov procure the submarine. Normally other countries would just order some OPV or patrol vessel to keep the yard fulled.

RIP to the RMAF Hawk pilot...my condolences to the family and speedy recovery to the injured pilot.

This post has been edited by azriel: Nov 17 2021, 07:53 AM

The shitty thing is TLDM is actually needs more small patrol vessels to replace a lot of the 40-year old patrol vessels (The Handalan, Jerung and Perdana-classes) that it is currently still uses. So it's not even the problem of building boats for the sake of building something, but building something the TLDM actually needs.

Yet they still they sit on their asses and later buys the overpriced LMS instead. Huh?

That's why all the clowns must be executed...they are useless...the government of the taik must be eliminated for causing the death of the airman!!

Technically the navy didn't.
After the Kedah they still have a program for 6 more OPV/Corvette the size of Kedah.

It was the government who decided to give it to the Korean and give to another newbie yard and failed AGAIN with just 2 out of 6 vessel ever built.

You can see the same pattern even today, THHE is not a strong player with strong cash flow, they still failed to solve the launching of tun Fatimah (yet another Kedah size vessel but new design) but then they blow money acquiring the destini owned shares part of the JV. God knows when the tun Fatimah would actually be launch. Of course MMEA next project is a mothership Doubt THHE even have the yard to built it. The only company that can probably build mothership & MRCS is MMHE.

The LCS kinda fail in part because of the debt they acquired due to the Kedah, they 'top up' the missing money to safe government face but then the gov didn't give them follow up project afterwards, 5 years later lthe LCS are given to BNS in part to bailout the Kedah & i bet you the LMS batch 2 going to be used to bailout the LCS. Since H2O promise no 'top up' to complete the LCS.


Of course deftech is currently without any project. But that is less crutial since DRB also assemble commercial vehicle nearby. So they can reorient their workers & production line around.