Saab has received an order for deliveries of additional underwater vehicles called Double Eagle SAROV (semi-autonomous remotely operated vehicle) which are to be used for safe disposing of sea mines.
The Double Eagle SAROV systems are to be carried on the Polish Navy´s three new minehunter vessels known as the Kormoran II- class, which will deploy and operate them.
The order was signed with the Polish company Remontowa Shipbuilding building the Polish Navy’s second batch of Kormoran II-class mine countermeasure (MCM) Vessels.
“These MCM vessels represent an important contract for Remontowa Shipbuilding as well as an important statement and reinforcement of Poland’s national security in a fast-changing world. Saab has already successfully delivered and commissioned its Double Eagle systems to us for the first three vessels in the Kormoran II program,” said Dariusz Jaguszewski , Commercial Director at Remontowa Shipbuilding S.A.
Used by navies around the world, the Double Eagle family consists of a selection of underwater vehicles for MCM operations. With different vehicle configurations and payload integration options there is a solution for every scenario, from search, identification to mine neutralisation.
Deliveries of the Double Eagle systems are scheduled with those of new vessels to the Polish Navy during 2026-2027.