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Pakistan, Turkey’s STM sign contract

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Newbie here but what is the purpose of these tankers?

hadd ho gai yar, senior member and doesnt know about tankers!
 
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IMO this will be replacement of PNS Moawin. Any idea that is there a option for another tanker? because we have Nasr also that will be needing replacement in 5 to 7 years.
 
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STM(Savunma Teknolojileri Muhendislik) is a professional services company delivering consulting services, technical assistance and technology-oriented solutions in Defense, Energy, Education, Health, Transportation and Homeland Security. They are so many naval warship/support vessel designs joined into Milgem program and serious management/design share on U-214TN submarine program as well.

They design the solutions and outsource own designs for private shipyards(STM name doesn't contain outsourced platforms) so I don't know which design belongs to STM but Most probably, One of those three logistic vessel design will be transferd for Pakistan.

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Better for the PN to work with them in JV to design and develop tankers of 21000 ton class that acts like suppport ships in terms of logistics, medical and oil supply. Along with designing of Mine Hunters of 700 tons class and new STUS, landing crafts and survey vessels and dragers as well...
 
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Good job for us preventing Chinese to take this deal from our hands(like MRAP deal :guns: ) and good deal for Pakistan since ship will be constructed in Pakistan shipyards so there will be tech transfer without a doubt.
 
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and a Turkish firm have signed a contract for construction of Fleet Tanker (Logistic Support Ship) for Pakistan Navy.



Under the contract, design of the ship along with Kit of Material (KoM) will be provided by Turkish firm M/s STM and the complete construction and assembly activities will be undertaken at Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works Ltd.



Ship construction is a strategic industry, in fact no country has gained the status of a developed country without the development of the shipbuilding industry and trained manpower in this field.



Therefore, construction Fleet Tanker at Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works Ltd will not only enhance ship construction capacity/expertise but will also help in developing its human resource to meet the future challenges of warship design and construction.



Local downstream industry, in the long run will also benefit from the ship construction in the form of procurement of construction consumable by Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works from the local market.



According to officials sources, the Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works is already constructing ships/craft for Pakistan Navy, however, this is the first time in the history of the country that Karachi Shipyeard and Engineering Works will build a Fleet Tanker/Logistics Support Ship at its facilities.



Construction of the Fleet Tanker is in line with Admiral Mohammad Asif Sandila, Chief of the Naval Staff's vision of achieving self-reliance and indigenization of defence equipment.



The tanker with its modern design and state of the art capabilities will significantly enhance PN's Fleet combat prowess and logistic stamina.



KS&EW has three main business areas: building military and civil vessels, ship repair and heavy engineering. It builds vessels for all of Pakistan's port authorities.



Since inception in the 1950s the yard has built around 440 different vessels and is equipped build large vessels, such as naval vessels, tugs, dredgers, hopper barges, ferries, trawlers and launches.



Ship repair is a major part of KS&EW's undertakings and the company has so far repaired more than 5,000 domestic and international vessels.



In order to enhance the capacity and capability for shipbuilding and repair, KS&EW is installing a ship lift and transfer system, which is due to be completed by the current year.
Pak, Turkey to construct Fleet Tanker for Pakistan Navy
 
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Good News! I hope the submarines are replaced soon too.
 
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