Naval Systems

Dockstavarvet IC16M / IC16MII interceptor craft

Also known as
  • IC 16 M
  • IC16M
  • IC16MII
  • Docksta IC16M
  • Docksta IC 16M
  • Docksta Interceptor Craft 16M
  • Interceptor Craft 16 M
  • NB 460 Enforcer II
  • IC16MII Type
  • Type IC16MII
  • Anti-Saboteur Boat P-834
  • Anti-Saboteur Boat P-835

The Dockstavarvet IC16M is a Swedish all-aluminum high-speed interceptor craft developed from the CB90 concept for patrol, security, and shallow-water interception work. Russian IC16MII boats P-834 and P-835 were commissioned in 2011, transferred to the Black Sea Fleet in 2014 as anti-saboteur boats, and later documented with a 12.7 mm 6P50-2 Kord fit.

Role in Conflicts

Side
Russia

Russian IC16MII boats P-834 and P-835 were transferred into Black Sea Fleet service in 2014 and later documented operating from Crimea, including anti-saboteur and patrol duties with the Crimean Naval Base. Sources support fielding in the war theater, not confirmed combat engagements or losses.

Role details
Profile / Specs

Profile

Origin
Sweden
Type
High-speed patrol / interceptor boat
Service note
2000s-present
Designer
Dockstavarvet AB
Designed
2002
Produced
2002-present
Developed from
CB90 concept

Specifications

Length overall
15.9 m
Length waterline
14.0 m
Beam
3.8 m
Draft
0.9 m
Displacement
20 tons
Cruising speed
38 knots
Sprint speed
50 knots
Range
400 NM
Main engines
2 x MAN 2842 LE 410
Propulsion
2 Rolls-Royce Kamewa FF-410 water jets
Construction
All-aluminum hull
Fuel capacity
2,500 liters
Classification
LR + 100 A1 SSC HSC G3
Russian IC16MII complement
4 crew + 8 additional personnel
Design And Black Sea Service

The IC16M adapts Dockstavarvet's CB90-derived small-craft experience into a lighter patrol and security boat rather than a blue-water combatant. Saab describes the type as a high-speed patrol craft for shallow water and open-sea use, while KCHF identifies the Russian P-834 and P-835 examples as IC16MII anti-saboteur boats transferred from FSO service to the Black Sea Fleet in 2014.

Hull and propulsion

The manufacturer lists an all-aluminum hull, two MAN diesel engines, water-jet propulsion, 38-knot cruising speed, and 50-knot sprint speed.

Patrol fit

Saab emphasizes maneuverability, low draft, crew endurance, and police or security operations; KCHF lists the Russian boats with four crew plus eight additional personnel.

Russian service limit

Open sources document Black Sea Fleet transfer, Crimea exercise activity, and patrol or anti-saboteur service, but do not confirm a specific missile, drone, or surface engagement involving P-834 or P-835.

Mounted Weapons

RussianShips.info identifies IC16MII boats P-834 and P-835 as carrying a single 12.7 mm 6P50-2 Kord machine gun.

Carried itemItem typeCarriage evidence
6P50-2 Kord machine gun, 12.7 mm heavy machine gun, Infantry Weapons6P50-2 Kord machine gun12.7 mm heavy machine gun

RussianShips.info lists P-834 and P-835 with a 1x1 12.7 mm 6P50-2 Kord machine gun.

Sources: Boat - IC16MII Type - RussianShips.info

Timeline

Dockstavarvet IC16M / IC16MII interceptor craft Key Events

  1. Prototype built

    Dockstavarvet said the IC 16 M prototype NB 460 Enforcer II was built in 2002 as a demo and test rig.

    Sources: The IC 16 M Success Continues

  2. First production IC16M delivered

    Dockstavarvet said the first production IC 16 M went to AG Marine in Moscow in 2004.

    Sources: The IC 16 M Success Continues

  3. Russian IC16MII boats commissioned

    KCHF says P-834 and P-835 were commissioned in 2011 and assigned to the FSO in Moscow.

    Sources: Anti-Saboteur Boat P-834 - Type IC16MII, Anti-Saboteur Boat P-835 - Type IC16MII

  4. Transferred to Black Sea Fleet

    KCHF says both boats were transferred to the Black Sea Fleet in 2014 as anti-saboteur boats.

    Sources: Anti-Saboteur Boat P-834 - Type IC16MII, Anti-Saboteur Boat P-835 - Type IC16MII

  5. Dockstavarvet becomes part of Saab

    Saab said its acquisition of N. Sundin Dockstavarvet AB became effective on 29 December 2017.

    Sources: Saab Acquires Dockstavarvet shipyard

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