NEUSTRELITZ

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Delivered to breakers

The Danish tug "Ronja" took the "Neustrelitz" in tow on Octz 25 towards the Jatob ApS company in Frederikshavn. The boat was delivered on Oct 30 to be dismantled. German report with photos: http://www.ln-online.de/Lokales/Ostholstein/Schiffe-der-Kuestenwache-aus-Neustadt-reisen-gen-Daenemark

Sold to Breakers

sold to Frederikshavn Breakers 02/2018

Germans replace old patrol boats

The German Government is placing an order this year for three badly needed sea-going police patrol boats to replace obsolete vessels in Baltic Sea operation. Viktor Scherer at the Interior Ministry’s Procurement Agency in Bonn told Maritime Journal “we are aiming to place an order before the end of 2016”. He noted however that the timing of the orders depended on the outcome of an invitation to tender, being considered by interested shipyards as the New Year got underway. A budget of €165 million was approved by the Berlin Parliament late last year. Of this, €61.3 million is available in 2016 for building the first two ships, which are expected to enter service in 2018. The new boats are for service with the Bundespolizei-See – the maritime arm of the German Federal Police – which is responsible for monitoring the country’s 700 kms long North Sea and Baltic coastline. - See more at: http://www.maritimejournal.com/news101/vessel-build-and-maintenance/ship-and-boatbuilding/germans-replace-old-patrol-boats#sthash.EHcVgLLr.dpuf