Reviews & Ratings for the Kbv-031

On June 12, 2013, at 07:30 a.m., the Swedish Coastguard welcomed two new multi-purpose vessels, 'KBV 031' and 'KBV 034', as they departed from Peene-Werft in Wolgast. These state-of-the-art vessels are now en route to their respective home bases in Djurö and Helsingborg. Constructed between 2010 and 2013, these ships are part of a series of four (KBV 031-034) designed for critical maritime operations. Equipped to handle diverse roles, they will play a vital role in environmental protection, surveillance, and various maritime law enforcement activities, including border patrol, fisheries inspections, customs enforcement, and police operations at sea. Their advanced design gives them robust capabilities to manage oil spills and hazardous chemicals, while also being proficient in emergency towing, firefighting, and rescue operations. For more in-depth insights and visuals of these vessels, check out the Swedish Coastguard's detailed report here: http://www.kustbevakningen.se/sv/materiel--teknik/fartyg/nya-fartyg/kombinationsfartygen-kbv-031-034/folj-bygget-i-bild/kbv-031-och-kbv-034-har-lamnat-wolgast/

On July 31, 2012, the P + S shipyard in Wolgast successfully delivered the second of four coastal patrol vessels to the Swedish Coast Guard. This significant transfer followed extensive training sessions and drills conducted with the crew, as reported by the shipyard on Wednesday. The construction of these 52-meter-long ships began in 2010, backed by a contract valued at approximately €90 million. The inaugural vessel in the series was delivered earlier in June 2012, marking a milestone in the collaboration between the shipyard and the Swedish authorities.