RG-33
IOC: 2007
Total Production: 2,446
Production Cost: USD$269 million
RG-33L
Production: 1,726
Unitary Cost: USD$523,000
Also Known As
HAGA (Heavy Armored Ground Ambulance) MRAP Category II RG-33 6x6 RG33L
Origin United States of America
Contractor/s
BAE Systems
Family Members
MMPV MRRMV RG-33 4x4
Description:
BAE Systems' RG-33L is a 6x6, C-130 transportable, mine protected vehicle featuring monocoque V-shaped hull and outstanding protection against improvised explosive devices. RG33L leverages lessons learned in recent and ongoing military conflicts. Its standard equipment includes: a hydraulic ramp, a gunner's protection kit, a robotic arm, on-board exportable power supply for C4I systems, survivability gear, mine protected seating, air conditioning, and dedicated space for equipment stowage. In addition, the vehicle is remote weapon capable and network enabled.
RG-33L may be equipped with modular add on armor kits, TRAPP transparent armor that provides excellent visibility and situational awareness, and run-flat tires. The levels of protection of the RG33L vehicle depends on the armor package but the basic model offers small and medium caliber firearms and mine blast protection. BAE Systems has designed the RG33L to perform as Infantry Carrier, Ambulance, Command and Control, Convoy Escort, Explosive Ordnance Disposal, etc. It is recoverable by another RG33L.
The RG33L was unveiled at AUSA 2006.
Specifications
Other: Wheels 6
RG-33L - Contracts, Orders & Sales
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Friday, March 14, 2008 US Marine Corps order #0007 under a previously awarded contract for the procurement of 3 Special Operations Command variants, 51 ambulance variants and 393 RG33 6x6 Category II Mine Resistance Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles. The $234 million contract was awarded to BAE Systems Land & Armaments. Deliveries are expected to complete by November 2008. The contract award was announced on March 14, 2008.
Items: 447
Tuesday, December 18, 2007 US Marine Corps contract awarded to BAE Systems Land & Armaments for the supply of 600 MRAP Category II RG-33L vehicles. The contract order #0006 was valued at $645 million. Deliveries were scheduled to complete by the end of July 2008. This contract was made public on December 18, 2007.
Items: 600
Thursday, October 18, 2007 US Navy contract awarded to BAE Systems Land & Armaments for the supply of 600 RG-33 Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles under order #0004 and #0005.�The contract issued October 18, 2007, was valued at $322.77 million. The order includes 511 MRAP Category II (RG-33L order #0005 worth $278.44 million) vehicles and 89 MRAP Category I (RG-33 4x4 order #0004 worth $44.33 million) vehicles. Deliveries are expected to be completed by April 2008.
Items: 600
Thursday, June 28, 2007 US Marine Corps $212.4 million contract awarded to BAE Systems for the procurement of 441 RG-33 mine resistant ambush protected (MRAP) vehicles. Deliveries are due for completion in July 2008 and the contract was issued on June 28, 2007. The current order calls for 255 MRAP Category I vehicles, 16 MRAP Category II Ambulances variant, and 170 MRAP Category I� US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) variant, and Sustainment Integrated Logistics Support (ILS).
Items: 441
Friday, January 26, 2007 US Marine Corps order for 90 mine resistant ambush protected (MRAP) RG33 vehicles from BAE Systems. The contract was placed in January 2007 and was valued at $55.4 million. Deliveries of 15 RG-33 4x4 and 75 RG-33 6x6 vehicles were slated to begin in March 2007 and would complete in 120 days thereafter.
Items: 90
News
US Marine Corps Orders 40 RG-33 6x6 Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicles
BAE Systems Receives $226 Million for MRAP Upgrade Order
US Marine Corps Orders 40 SOCOM RG33 6x6 Vehicles
US Army to Provide 545 Mine Protected Vehicles with L-ROD Bar Armor Kit
BAE Systems Receives Two Orders for MRAP Vehicles
US Marine Corps Orders 2,243 Additional MRAP Vehicles from Several Contractors
BAE Systems Selected to Develop MRAP II Test Vehicles
US Army Selects BAE Systems as Sole Producer for its MMPV Program
Department of Defense Orders an Additional 3,126 MRAP Vehicles
Marine Corps Orders More than 3,000 MRAP Vehicles
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United States of America / 1,726
Ordered by the US Army (1,111) and the US Marine Corps (615) in 6x6 (470), ambulance variants (69) and Special Operations Command/SOCOM (76)
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FOC: Full Operating Capability
CEP: Circular Error Probable
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