Spain's paramilitary police force, the Guardia Civil, has ordered four new ocean-going patrol boats for its marine division, the Servicio Marítimo (SEMAR), for a total of EUR10.8 million (USD12.5 million).

The two contracts have gone to yards in the Ria de Vigo estuary in the northwestern region of Galicia – Rodman Polyships and Aister Aluminium Shipyard.

The two larger vessels, measuring up to 22 m will be built by Rodman for EUR6.2 million of the total. They will have aluminium hulls and polyester reinforced glass fibre superstructure and will each be powered by two 1,400 CV motors.

Spain's paramilitary police force, the Guardia Civil, has ordered four new ocean-going patrol boats for its marine division, the Servicio Marítimo (SEMAR), for a total of EUR10.8 million (USD12.5 million).

The two contracts have gone to yards in the Ria de Vigo estuary in the northwestern region of Galicia – Rodman Polyships and Aister Aluminium Shipyard.

The two larger vessels, measuring up to 22 m will be built by Rodman for EUR6.2 million of the total. They will have aluminium hulls and polyester reinforced glass fibre superstructure and will each be powered by two 1,400 CV motors.

Spain's paramilitary police force, the Guardia Civil, has ordered four new ocean-going patrol boats for its marine division, the Servicio Marítimo (SEMAR), for a total of EUR10.8 million (USD12.5 million).

The two contracts have gone to yards in the Ria de Vigo estuary in the northwestern region of Galicia – Rodman Polyships and Aister Aluminium Shipyard.

The two larger vessels, measuring up to 22 m will be built by Rodman for EUR6.2 million of the total. They will have aluminium hulls and polyester reinforced glass fibre superstructure and will each be powered by two 1,400 CV motors.

Spain's paramilitary police force, the Guardia Civil, has ordered four new ocean-going patrol boats for its marine division, the Servicio Marítimo (SEMAR), for a total of EUR10.8 million (USD12.5 million).

The two contracts have gone to yards in the Ria de Vigo estuary in the northwestern region of Galicia – Rodman Polyships and Aister Aluminium Shipyard.

The two larger vessels, measuring up to 22 m will be built by Rodman for EUR6.2 million of the total. They will have aluminium hulls and polyester reinforced glass fibre superstructure and will each be powered by two 1,400 CV motors.

Spain's paramilitary police force, the Guardia Civil, has ordered four new ocean-going patrol boats for its marine division, the Servicio Marítimo (SEMAR), for a total of EUR10.8 million (USD12.5 million).

The two contracts have gone to yards in the Ria de Vigo estuary in the northwestern region of Galicia – Rodman Polyships and Aister Aluminium Shipyard.

The two larger vessels, measuring up to 22 m will be built by Rodman for EUR6.2 million of the total. They will have aluminium hulls and polyester reinforced glass fibre superstructure and will each be powered by two 1,400 CV motors.

Spain's paramilitary police force, the Guardia Civil, has ordered four new ocean-going patrol boats for its marine division, the Servicio Marítimo (SEMAR), for a total of EUR10.8 million (USD12.5 million).

The two contracts have gone to yards in the Ria de Vigo estuary in the northwestern region of Galicia – Rodman Polyships and Aister Aluminium Shipyard.

The two larger vessels, measuring up to 22 m will be built by Rodman for EUR6.2 million of the total. They will have aluminium hulls and polyester reinforced glass fibre superstructure and will each be powered by two 1,400 CV motors.