India’s Defense Ministry Inks ₹ 314 Crore Deal To Upgrade Warship INS Beas
The Ministry of Defence (popular as the MoD) signed a contract with Kochi’s Cochin Shipyard Limited (abbreviated CSL) on Monday for the midlife upgrade as well as re-powering of India’s Navy frigate the INS Beas at a cost of about Rs. 313.42 crore.
#Brahmaputra Class Frigates of Indian Navy to be repowered from Steam to Diesel Propulsion
INS Beas, will be the 1st Frigate to undergo modernisation at Cochin Shipyard Limited at a cost of 314 crore rupees.#IADN pic.twitter.com/07oOX65AEx
— Indian Aerospace Defence News – IADN (@NewsIADN) October 16, 2023
The assignment would involve over 50 MSMEs and lead to the generation of employment for over 3500 personnel, the defence ministry informed.
The INS Beas is the first Brahmaputra Class Frigate that will be re-powered to diesel propulsion from steam. On completion of the Mid-Life Upgrade and Re-Powering in 2026, the INS Beas will be part of the active fleet of India’s Navy with modernized weapon suites and advanced combat capabilities.
The transformative maiden re-powering assignment earmarks a major stride in the maintenance philosophy of India’s Navy and the repair capabilities of the CSL.
References: Hindu business online, ndtv
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