Army-2022 contracts

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It has been confirmed that 26 new government contracts have been signed and 7 awarded during the "Army-2022" expo. The total sum of 36 contracts exceeds 552 billion Rubbles (9.2 billion euros or 9.3 billion Dollars as of the 20th of August). 

There is a large variety of contracts ranging from air, ground, and navy-related contracts.

  • Contract for a batch of new RS-28 "Sarmat" intercontinental ballistic missiles has been signed with Academician V.P. Makeev State Missile Center JSC.
  • Contract for the supply of BTR-82A armoured personnel carriers was awarded to LLC "Military Industrial Company.
  • Contract for the supply of Tiger-M armoured vehicles was awarded to LLC "Military Industrial Company".
  • LLC "Armory Workshops" - awarded a contract for the supply of "Tiger-M" armoured vehicles with a remote-controlled combat module "Arbalet".
  • Contract for the supply of supersonic anti-ship missiles "Onyx" was awarded to JSC "Military Industrial Corporation "Scientific and Production Association of Mechanical Engineering" (the contract is designed for a year and includes the supply of several dozen missiles).
  • Contract for the supply of "Inokhodets" unmanned aerial vehicles has been signed with Kronstadt JSC.
  • Contract signed with LLC "Special Technology Center" for the supply of  "Orlan–10" and "Orlan-30" UAVs.
  • Contract signed with ENIX CJSC for the supply of "Aileron-3" UAVs.
  • JSC "United Shipbuilding Corporation" - contract for constructing three Project 06363 diesel-electric submarines. 
  • Contract for the supply of T-90M tanks was awarded to JSC Uralvagonzavod Scientific and Production Corporation named after F. E. Dzerzhinsky.
  • JSC "Uralvagonzavod Scientific and Production Corporation named after F. E. Dzerzhinsky" was awarded a contract for major repairs and modernization of T-80BV tanks. 
  • JSC "103rd Armored Repair Plant" - awarded a contract for major repairs with the modernization of BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicles.
  • JSC "Scientific and Production Association "Splav" named after A.N. Ganichev" - signed a contract for the supply of 300-mm rockets "Splav" for the multiple launch rocket system "Tornado-S"
  • Contract signed with the Federal State Unitary Enterprise "Central Research Institute of Chemistry and Mechanics" for the supply of UAB-20 guided bombs.
  • Contract for the supply of air-to-surface aircraft missiles was awarded to Tactical Missile Armament Corporation JSC.
  • Contract for the supply of anti-radar aircraft missiles was awarded to Tactical Missile Armament Corporation JSC.
  • JSC "Smolensk Aviation Plant" - awarded a contract for the supply of aircraft anti-ship missiles.
  • Contract was signed with Almaz-Antey Aerospace Defense Concern JSC for the supply of S-500 anti-aircraft missile systems.
  • Contract was awarded with Almaz-Antey Aerospace Defense Concern JSC for the supply of a promising automated aviation and air defence control system based on a number of unified complexes of automation tools for interspecific use Perspektiva-ACS.
  • Contract for the supply of 9M317M anti-aircraft guided missiles for Buk-M3 anti-aircraft missile systems was signed with JSC Dolgoprudnenskoye Research and Production Enterprise
  • Contract for the supply of missiles for the Iskander-M missile complex was signed with JSC "Scientific and Production Corporation "Design Bureau of Mechanical Engineering"
  • JSC "Arsenal Machine-Building Plant" - signed a contract for the supply of reconnaissance satellites "Lotos-M"
  • Contract for the manufacture of long-range air-based cruise missiles was awarded to A.Ya. Bereznyak State Machine-Building Design Bureau Raduga JSC.
  • JSC "Zelenodolsk Plant named after A.M. Gorky" - a contract was awarded for the construction of two 03182P Project reconnaissance ships.
  • Contract for the supply of Su-34 front-line bombers has been signed with JSC United Aircraft Corporation.
  • Contract for the supply of Ka–52M combat helicopters has been signed with Russian Helicopters JSC.
  • Contract for the supply of Mi–28NM combat helicopters has been signed with Russian Helicopters JSC.
  • Contract was signed with the Federal State Unitary Enterprise "State Research Institute of Organic Chemistry and Technology" for the "execution of experimental design work "Development of a mobile complex for the destruction of toxic chemicals and special products in their equipment" under the code "Innovator-1".

 Taken from: BMPD, Mil.RU 

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