The PC-40 class is a modern, multi-role patrol vessel operated by the Indonesian Navy (TNI AL), designed primarily for maritime security, law enforcement, and territorial surveillance missions. Developed and constructed by Indonesian shipyards, this class reflects Indonesia’s commitment to strengthening its naval defense using domestically produced platforms.

Capabilities and Features:
Primary Missions: The PC-40 is designed for a variety of missions, including coastal patrol, maritime law enforcement, anti-smuggling, anti-illegal fishing, and supporting naval operations in Indonesia’s vast archipelagic waters.

Armament: Typically equipped with a 30mm remote-controlled Main Gun and 12.7mm aux. machine guns for close-in defense.

Navigation and Communication Systems: Features modern radar, navigation aids, and secure communication systems for enhanced situational awareness and coordination.

High Maneuverability: The vessel's design allows it to operate effectively in Indonesia’s narrow straits and coastal waters, providing rapid response capability in both peacetime and conflict scenarios.

Boarding and Inspection: Equipped with rigid-hulled inflatable boats (RHIBs) for boarding operations, search and rescue (SAR), and interdiction missions.

Bridge and accommodations: Offers modern accommodations and ergonomically designed workspaces for extended missions and crew comfort.

The successful launch of the 65-meter Multipurpose Disaster Vessel (MDV) by Noahtu Shipyard in Jakarta on January 16, 2025, is a design by Terafulk Megantara Design. The vessel, commissioned by the Ministry of Defense for use by the Indonesian Army (TNI AD), is a multipurpose ship with missions beyond logistics and troop transport. It also functions as an Emergency Response Vessel for Disaster Relief Operations and Emergency Medical Response, with the capability for beaching and unbeaching.

The ship has a length of 65 meters, a width of 14 meters, a height of 4.6 meters, and a maximum speed of 16 knots. It is equipped with facilities such as a helicopter landing pad, a vehicle deck, a mobile field kitchen, a medium excavator, a mobile generator set, and an ambulance.

We have carried out the design series process for patrol vessels of various lengths, ranging from 12 meters to 80 meters, with different types and classifications of patrol vessels, serving the needs of the Navy (TNI AL), Army (TNI AD), Police, and the Indonesian Cost Guard (Bakamla).

The Catamaran Rescue Vessel emerges as a symbol of safety and reliability. Built for speed, stability, and strength, this state-of-the-art craft is specially designed to navigate rough waters with precision.
Its twin-hull design ensures exceptional balance and reduced drag, allowing for swift deployment in emergencies. Equipped with advanced navigation systems, medical facilities, and ample deck space with Hely landing capability, the catamaran provides a secure platform for search and rescue missions, medical evacuations, and rapid response operations.

The Fleet tanker was designed by Terafulk. With a Cargo Capacity 5500 m3 of Cargo Oil, 250 m3 Cargo Fresh water, 200 ton dry Cargo and 3 Teu's Container Cargo and a length of approximately 127 meters, it can reach speeds of 18 knots with two propellers powered by two diesel engines.

With its Replenishment/Fueling-at-sea systems (RAS/FAS), the ship will support Indonesian Navy’s combat/auxiliary elements by transferring critical equipment such as fuel/water and ammunition to them at sea during operations, thus increasing their operational capability.

The ship has the capability of executing day and night helicopter landing/take-offs platform and also has a comprehensive infirmary.

high-speed, highly maneuverable fast assault craft designed for rapid troop transport, coastal patrol, and amphibious operations. Originally developed by Dockstavarvet in Sweden, the CB90 is now used by numerous navies and maritime forces around the world due to its performance, reliability, and combat versatility.

Mission Roles:
Amphibious assault and troop transport
Coastal and riverine patrol
Special forces insertion and extraction
Maritime interdiction and surveillance
Humanitarian and disaster response operations

Features and Capabilities:
Fast Assault Operations: Designed for quick insertion and extraction of troops in coastal and riverine environments, even under hostile conditions.

Maneuverability: Equipped with waterjets that enable the boat to perform tight turns, stop quickly, and operate in shallow or confined waters.

Armament (varies by configuration): Typically includes machine guns, grenade launchers, and optional mounts for remote weapon stations or anti-armor systems.

Amphibious Deployment: Capable of landing troops directly onto beaches or small docks without needing port infrastructure.

Navigation and Communication: Fitted with modern radar, GPS, and secure communication systems to operate effectively in complex mission environments.

Versatility:
The Combat Boat can also be configured for command and control, medevac, special forces support, or reconnaissance missions.

This Harbor Tug is an advanced Azimuth Stern Drive (ASD) Tug designed to support a wide range of port and harbor operations with high maneuverability and multi-role functionality.
Primary Function:
The main role of this ASD Tug is to assist vessels during berthing and unberthing operations at the harbor. Its agile design allows it to operate effectively in confined port areas, ensuring safe navigation for larger ships.
Towing and Escorting Capabilities:
Equipped with winches located at both the bow and stern, this tug is built for towing and escort services. It provides excellent control and flexibility in guiding vessels through narrow or congested waterways.
Firefighting Operations:
The tug is capable of performing firefighting duties, featuring a propulsion system with 360-degree azimuthal rotation for precise movement and positioning during emergency situations.
Oil Spill Response:
The vessel can also be deployed for oil spill containment and recovery operations, contributing to environmental protection and marine pollution control.
360° Visibility:
The wheelhouse (bridge) offers a full 360-degree field of view, including overhead visibility, enhancing safety and situational awareness for operators during complex maneuvers.

This Vessel with mission Hydrographic survey by mean hydroacoustic sensors. Geology and geophysical exploration by means of seismic and coring operations.
Have a facility The hydrographic equipment includes one deep sea multi beam echo sounder.
Seismic operation will be equipped by recording system , one gradiometer, and one gravity meter in addition to the sub-bottom profiler.
The navigation include navigation software one short range DGPS and one long range DGPS which allow for precise positioning information's

The LST has a length of 120 metres, a beam measuring 17 metres, and a height of 8.1 metres with a draft of 3 metres. Vessel has a capacity of 443 troops cabin, including crew, alongside 15 BMP 3F Amphibius tanks, 4 Medical Truck Container and a helicopter and hangar. The ship was designed with endurance for 20 days.
With a crew of 91, consisting of 81 sailors and 10 helicopter crew, she has a displacement of 5,250 tonnes and has a maximum speed of 16 knots. The ship is armed with light defensive weapons in form of a Bofors 40 mm gun and two 12.7 mm heavy machine guns.
The vessel could also carry four LCVP boats and is equipped with a crane for cargo loading and offloading.

This OPV is designed to perform a variety of missions, including maritime patrol, law enforcement, search and rescue, and surveillance operations. Its advanced design ensures stability and endurance, making it suitable for extended missions in Indonesia's vast maritime domain.
With the Length 80 m, Breadth 12.5, Depth 6 m and Draught 3.4 m with Maximum Speed 22 Knots. Have equipped with several facilities to support its multifaceted missions:
Helipad: Facilitates helicopter operations for surveillance and rapid response.
Detention Room: Provides secure holding for apprehended individuals during law enforcement activities.
Laboratory: Enables onboard analysis, crucial for environmental monitoring and evidence processing.
Medical Room: Offers medical support during extended missions or emergencies.

The Midget Submarine is a compact, stealth-capable underwater vessel designed primarily for coastal defense, special operations, and covert missions in shallow or confined waters. Despite its small size, it is equipped with essential systems to carry out a variety of tactical missions with precision and discretion.
Length: Approx. 31.9 meters
Displacement: 260 tons (submerged)
Crew Capacity: 6 personnel + 4 special forces
Endurance: Short to medium-range operations; can remain submerged for several days depending on battery and life support systems
Propulsion: Diesel-electric with quiet operation for stealth missions
Armament: include 2 tube torpedoes, mines, or diver delivery systems
Speed: Moderate underwater speed; optimized for silent, low-detection movement

Mission Capabilities:
Special Forces Insertion : The submarine is ideal for transporting and deploying elite units undetected close to enemy shores.

Surveillance and Reconnaissance: Capable of conducting covert observation in littoral zones without detection.

Harbor Penetration: Its small size allows it to enter restricted or shallow waters for sabotage or intelligence-gathering missions.

Training Platform: Often used as a training asset for anti-submarine warfare (ASW) exercises or personnel development.

The Well Testing Accommodation Working Barge is a versatile offshore support vessel designed to serve as a stable platform for well testing operations while providing living quarters and essential services for personnel working in offshore environments. It combines functionality, safety, and comfort, making it a crucial asset in oil and gas field operations.
Primary Functions:
Conduct surface well testing for oil and gas evaluation
Support drilling and completion operations
Provide accommodation for offshore crews
Serve as a base for light maintenance and intervention work
Assist in extended field development or exploration campaigns