The first non-self-propelled B5000 project vessel (manufacturing order No. 10026)
The shipbuilders continue performing outfitting. In particular, they are installing hatch covers and getting a hatch cover opening and closing system up and running. The hydraulic system to lift covers of the first hold has been mounted. The specialists are preparing to test it, as well as to install a rubber seal. Meanwhile, the shipbuilders finish producing the fourth hatch cover and finish painting the third one. After that they will be installed on the second hold; they will be fitted there. Upon outfitting completion, the first 100-m vessel will be ready to be delivered to a customer.
The second non-self-propelled B5000 project vessel (manufacturing order No. 10027)
The shipbuilders finish forming the forebody of the vessel. They have to install sections of the forebody (the specialists of the assembly and fabrication workshop finish producing them). The deck equipment is being installed on the vessel’s afterbody. The specialists are performing electric installation work in the aftyerbody. Upon jointing of the half-hulls and painting, the vessel will be launched.
The first and the second Т3500 project tugs (manufacturing orders No. 10010 and No.10011)
The afterbody of the first tug has been formed. The shipbuilders are preparing to install rudder propellers. They continue preparing foundations for installing main engines. At the same time, the specialists continue forming the second vessel’s hull. Assemblies and hull sections of the second vessel are being produced in the assembly and fabrication workshop, as well as trunks of funnels and a pilot house of the first tug.  The specialists of mechanical and fitter workshop are plating dampers and spark arrestors of the exhaust system. They are producing ladders, manholes, and electric and fitter items. The assembly and pipeline workshop continues producing and assembling pipes of fuel system.
The first and the second POSS-115 project tugs (manufacturing orders No. 10028 and No. 10029)
The metal processing workshop continues metal cutting to produce hulls of the first two tugs. These two tugs will be put into operation this year. It should be noted that the shipyard received an order to construct four tugs of this project.