Next Generation Corvette project

The Next Generation Corvette project is a development programme managed by Sanama State Maritime Industries. The stated goal of the project is to produce a modern and capable corvette to fill the patrol, littoral sea control and near-coast anti-submarine warfare roles. It is slated to replace the Elwynn-class corvette, Klimatariá-class missile corvette, Melusine-class missile boat, and the Coastal patrol boat currently in service with the Federal Navy. It will also be offered to other members of the Raspur Pact.

Expected characteristics

• Displacement: 500–1,500 t
• Length: 60–100 m
• Beam: 10–15 m
• Complement: 40–100
• Speed: 45–100 km/h
• Sensors:
  • Air search radar
  • Surface search radar
  • Fire control radar
  • Sonar
  • Navigation
• Armament:
  • Naval gun
  • CIWS
  • Anti-air missiles
  • Surface-to-ship missiles
  • Anti-submarine weapons
  • Mines
  • Machine guns
• Aircraft:
  • 1 helicopter
  • UAV facilities

A design

• Displacement: 850 t
• Length: 74 m
• Beam: 10.5 m
• Complement: 50 crew, 20 passengers
• Speed: 50+ km/h
• Sensors:
  • Phased array
  • Multi-mission naval radar
  • Combat management system
  • Integrated communication system
• Armament:
  • 76 mm naval gun
  • 8 anti-ship missiles
  • 16 anti-air missiles
  • 6 torpedo tubes
  • 2 general purpose machine guns
• Aircraft:
  • One helicopter
  • Small UAV