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Home» News»Israel Shipyards Signs Detailed Design Contract for Reshef-class Corvette
Israel Shipyards to design New Reshef-class Corvette for Israeli Navy
Artist impression of Reshef-class corvette for Israeli Navy.

Israel Shipyards Signs Detailed Design Contract for Reshef-class Corvette

Israel Shipyards announces the signing of an agreement for the detailed design phase for the construction of the Reshef-class Vessel for the Israeli Navy.

Xavier Vavasseur 26 Aug 2021

The agreement was signed with Israel's Ministry of Defense as a final step before the ship's production phase.

Israel Shipyards press release

The agreement was signed with the Ministry of Defense as a final step before the ship’s production phase. During this phase, Israel Shipyards will present an engineering plan, adapted to the needs of the Navy.

The Reshef Class ‒ a new and advanced combat vessel – replaces the proven and reliable SA’AR 4.5, which has been in service for over 30 years. The new vessel is designed to successfully withstand the new and evolving threats and challenges the force will face. Reshef Class vessels, which will be based on the Israel Shipyards Ltd. S-72 proven design, will empower the Israeli Navy with the advanced capabilities needed in future combat, and will assist in protecting Israel’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) as well as the offshore oil & gas facilities within Israel’s territorial waters. All combat systems onboard the new ship will be products of Israel’s defense industry.

The company’s CEO, Eitan Zucker, said:

“We are excited and proud to have reached this advanced stage in the development of the new ship, which will very soon assist in carrying out the missions and meeting the challenges faced by the Israeli Navy in protecting the country’s maritime borders. We welcome the fruitful cooperation with the Ministry of Defense and the Israeli Navy.”

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