Military contracts signed during Army-2021 Military Expo

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The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation has signed more than 40 state contracts for the supply of more than 1300 samples of weapons and equipment worth more than 500 billion rubles during the seventh International Military-Technical Forum "Army-2021". This was stated by the Deputy Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation Alexey Krivoruchko following the signing of contracts on August 24, 2021. 

"Today, four state contracts were awarded and 41 were signed with 27 enterprises of the military-industrial complex worth more than 500 billion rubles," Krivoruchko said.

According to him, the signing of this package of contracts will be an important stage in the implementation of the State Armament Program. "As a result of the implementation of these state contracts, the Russian Armed Forces will be replenished with more than 1,300 new models of equipment, repairs will be carried out with the modernization of more than 150 units of weapons, military and special equipment," the deputy minister concluded.

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A collective list of approximate signed contracts created by 'bmpd' LiveJournal.

- Contracts for several years with JSC "Uralvagonzavod Scientific and Production Corporation" for the supply of T-90M tanks and for the overhaul of T-90 tanks with modernization to the level of T-90M.

- A contract with JSC "Ural Plant of Transport Engineering" (UZTM, as part of JSC "Scientific and Production Corporation "Uralvagonzavod") for the supply of a serial batch of 152-mm self-propelled howitzers 2S35 "Coalition-SV" based on T-90 tank chassis. 

- A contract with JSC "Uralvagonzavod Scientific and Production Corporation" for the supply of a serial batch of heavy flamethrower systems TOS-2.

- Delivery of the heavy assault robotic complex "Shturm" developed by JSC "Ural Design Bureau of Transport Engineering" (UKBTM, as part of JSC "Scientific and Production Corporation "Uralvagonzavod"), based, according to open sources, on the platform of the T-72 tank.

- Contracts with JSC "Remdiesel" for the supply of protected aircraft-mounted special purpose vehicles (apparently, "Typhoon-Airborne"), armoured ambulances ("Lens"), as well as for the overhaul of lightly armoured MT-LB,

- A contract with JSC "766 UPTK" for robotic complexes "Uran-14" designed to fight fires.

- A contract with Kalashnikov Concern JSC for new 9M333 anti-aircraft guided missiles for the modernized Strela-10 anti-aircraft missile system.

- Contracts with JSC "Kalashnikov Concern" for new batches of AK-12 assault rifles with delivery from 2022.

- A contract with JSC "Kronstadt" for the supply of five unmanned aircraft systems "Inokhodets-RU" ("Sirius").

- A contract with JSC "Ural Civil Aviation Plant" (UZGA) for the supply of additional unmanned aircraft systems "Forpost-R".

- Contracts with JSC "Scientific and Production Enterprise "Strela" for the supply of two unmanned helicopter complexes of the "Platform" type and unmanned helicopter complexes of the "Termit" type.

- A contract with PJSC Tupolev for the deep modernization of the Tu-95MS strategic missile carriers to the level of the Tu-95MSM.

- Contracts with JSC RSC MIG for the conversion of a batch of MiG-31 interceptor fighters into a variant of the MiG-31K carrier of the Kinzhal aviation complex, and for the repair and modernization of the next batch of MiG-31 interceptor fighters to the level of the MiG-31BM.

- A contract for the supply of a new batch of hypersonic missiles of the Kinzhal aviation complex (apparently, with JSC "Scientific and Production Corporation "Design Bureau of Mechanical Engineering")

- A contract with JSC NPO Mashinostroeniya (as part of KTRV) for the supply of shipboard 3M22 hypersonic missiles part of the Zircon complex.

- A contract with JSC "Concern of East Kazakhstan Region" Almaz-Antey " for the supply of the next batch of 3M14 cruise missiles part of the Kalibr ship complex.

- A contract with JSC "Russian Helicopters" for the supply of the first 30 Ka-52M combat helicopters in 2022-2023 (as the first part of the framework contract for 114 Ka-52M).

- A contract with the UEC for the supply of eight additional NK-32 engines of the second series for Tu-160M strategic bombers until 2024.

- Contract with JSC "Zelenodolsk Plant named after A.M. Gorky" for the construction of two medium-sized reconnaissance ships (presumably based on the hull of a small sea tanker of project 03182)

- A contract with JSC Sredne-Nevsky Shipbuilding Plant for the construction of another basic minesweeper of project 12700 (apparently, the ninth in the series, with the factory number 529).

- A contract with JSC "Corporation "Moscow Institute of Thermal Engineering" (MIT) for the supply of a" mobile complex of command missiles "(apparently, "Sirena-M" based on the rocket complex     "Yars-M").

- A contract with JSC " Plant of Radio Engineering Equipment "(JSC "ZRTO", part of JSC "Concern of East Kazakhstan Region "Almaz-Antey") for the supply of more than 20 sets of digital radio relay stations R-416GM for operational and strategic command of troops, during 2022-2023.

 Taken from: TASS, BMPD.LiveJournal

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