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Multifunction for global operations
Logistical, medical and environmental capabilities in a single vessel, adaptable to all types of naval operations.
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Sustainability and compliance
Green Ship’ ecological design with double hull and MARPOL and SOLAS compliant treatment systems.
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High logistical capacity in operations
Five simultaneous liquid and solid supply stations to support several offshore units.
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National technology and advanced automation
SCOMBA and automated platform control allow operation with fewer personnel and greater efficiency.
The Combat Supply Vessel Cantabria is a versatile platform that combines logistic, hospital and environmental functions. Equipped with the SCOMBA combat system and advanced automation technology, it stands out for its large cargo capacity, operational efficiency and compliance with international ecological regulations, including an innovative double hull.
This logistics unit represents a new standard in support vessels, combining replenishment capability with key functions such as medical assistance and environmental emergency response. Its underway provisioning system allows multiple units to operate simultaneously, improving fleet efficiency. Thanks to its dual civil-military design and high level of automation, it ensures safe, sustainable and efficient operations in extended deployments or multinational missions.
The Combat Supply Vessel Cantabria is a key element in modern naval operations, ensuring the autonomy and continuity of deployed forces. With the capacity to supply fuel, supplies, ammunition and medical support, it guarantees the sustainment of fleets at sea. Its advanced technology, automated systems and environmentally friendly design make it a strategic asset for prolonged, humanitarian or combat missions, reinforcing the international projection and operational self-sufficiency of any navy.
Designed to provide comprehensive logistic support in any naval scenario, this vessel is capable of operating alongside fleets on national and international missions, ensuring the continuous supply of fuel, supplies, spare parts and medical assistance.
Currently, one unit of the vessel is operating in the Spanish Navy and two additional units have been built for the Australian Navy, which demonstrates its reliability, versatility and international projection as a logistics platform of reference.
The vessel's design strictly complies with all international environmental regulations, including MARPOL and SOLAS. It incorporates sustainable technologies such as double hulls in the tank area, sewage treatment systems and waste management, reinforcing its commitment to protecting the marine environment.
