Philippine Coast Guard - Ships in Service

Ships in Service

Vessel Origin Builder Class Commissioned Notes
BRP Batangas (SARV 004) Australia Tenix (San Juan Class, 56 meter) 2003 All 56 meter vessels equipped with helipad.
BRP Pampanga (SARV 003) Australia Tenix (San Juan Class, 56 meter) February 2003 All 56 meter vessels equipped with helipad.
BRP EDSA II (SARV 002) Australia Tenix (San Juan Class, 56 meter) October 2000 All 56 meter vessels equipped with helipad.
BRP San Juan (SARV 001) Australia Tenix (San Juan Class, 56 meter) June 2000 All 56 meter vessels equipped with helipad.
BRP Davao del Norte (SARV 3504) Australia Tenix (Ilocos Norte Class, 35 meter) 2003
BRP Romblon (SARV 3503) Australia Tenix (Ilocos Norte Class, 35 meter) 2003
BRP Nueva Vizcaya (SARV 3502) Australia Tenix (Ilocos Norte Class, 35 meter) 2001
BRP Ilocos Norte (SARV 3501) Australia Tenix (Ilocos Norte Class, 35 meter) 2001
BRP Tirad Pass (AU-100) Japan unknown Bessang Pass-class SAR vessel unknown
BRP Bessang Pass (AU-75) Japan unknown Bessang Pass-class SAR vessel unknown
BRP Corregidor (AE-891) Japan Niigata Engineering Corregidor-class navigational aid tender 3 February 1998 Lone ship of class
BRP Kalinga (AG-89) United States Marine Iron and SB Corp. ex-USCG Balsam-class navigational aid tender, USCGC Redbud (WLB-398) 1 March 1972 Refitted in Cavite Dockyard in Nov 1995.
BRP Limasawa (AE-79) United States Ingalls, Pascagoula, Mississippi ex U.S. Coast Guard navigational aid tender, USCGC Nettle (WAK-169) Loaned 9 January 1968, purchased 31 August 1978 Sister ship BRP Mangyan (AS-71) is in Philippine Navy.
BRP Palawan (PG-64) United States unknown unnamed (ex-US PGM-39 class) unknown Undergoing engine repair.
MT Tug Habagat (TB-271) unknown unknown unknown unknown
  • Note: Some BFAR ships/boats are manned by PCG personnel.

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