The Brazilian Navy is planning to start the construction of the first MEKO A-100MB Tamandaré-class general purpose modular frigate in September, an additional five-month delay for programme milestone that was supposed to begin in 2021.

The contract, awarded by the Brazilian state-controlled company Empresa Gerencial de Projetos Navais (EMGEPRON) on 5 March 2020 to Águas Azuis consortium, initially called to debut construction of the first of four ships in 2021 for commissioning in 2024.

Vice Admiral José Augusto Vieira da Cunha de Menezes, Navy Material general director, said in October 2020 the construction would begin in April 2022.

The Brazilian Navy is planning to start the construction of the first MEKO A-100MB Tamandaré-class general purpose modular frigate in September, an additional five-month delay for programme milestone that was supposed to begin in 2021.

The contract, awarded by the Brazilian state-controlled company Empresa Gerencial de Projetos Navais (EMGEPRON) on 5 March 2020 to Águas Azuis consortium, initially called to debut construction of the first of four ships in 2021 for commissioning in 2024.

Vice Admiral José Augusto Vieira da Cunha de Menezes, Navy Material general director, said in October 2020 the construction would begin in April 2022.

The Brazilian Navy is planning to start the construction of the first MEKO A-100MB Tamandaré-class general purpose modular frigate in September, an additional five-month delay for programme milestone that was supposed to begin in 2021.

The contract, awarded by the Brazilian state-controlled company Empresa Gerencial de Projetos Navais (EMGEPRON) on 5 March 2020 to Águas Azuis consortium, initially called to debut construction of the first of four ships in 2021 for commissioning in 2024.

Vice Admiral José Augusto Vieira da Cunha de Menezes, Navy Material general director, said in October 2020 the construction would begin in April 2022.

The Brazilian Navy is planning to start the construction of the first MEKO A-100MB Tamandaré-class general purpose modular frigate in September, an additional five-month delay for programme milestone that was supposed to begin in 2021.

The contract, awarded by the Brazilian state-controlled company Empresa Gerencial de Projetos Navais (EMGEPRON) on 5 March 2020 to Águas Azuis consortium, initially called to debut construction of the first of four ships in 2021 for commissioning in 2024.

Vice Admiral José Augusto Vieira da Cunha de Menezes, Navy Material general director, said in October 2020 the construction would begin in April 2022.

The Brazilian Navy is planning to start the construction of the first MEKO A-100MB Tamandaré-class general purpose modular frigate in September, an additional five-month delay for programme milestone that was supposed to begin in 2021.

The contract, awarded by the Brazilian state-controlled company Empresa Gerencial de Projetos Navais (EMGEPRON) on 5 March 2020 to Águas Azuis consortium, initially called to debut construction of the first of four ships in 2021 for commissioning in 2024.

Vice Admiral José Augusto Vieira da Cunha de Menezes, Navy Material general director, said in October 2020 the construction would begin in April 2022.

The Brazilian Navy is planning to start the construction of the first MEKO A-100MB Tamandaré-class general purpose modular frigate in September, an additional five-month delay for programme milestone that was supposed to begin in 2021.

The contract, awarded by the Brazilian state-controlled company Empresa Gerencial de Projetos Navais (EMGEPRON) on 5 March 2020 to Águas Azuis consortium, initially called to debut construction of the first of four ships in 2021 for commissioning in 2024.

Vice Admiral José Augusto Vieira da Cunha de Menezes, Navy Material general director, said in October 2020 the construction would begin in April 2022.