The Swedish Coast Guard consist of 31 larger units, of which 10 are multipurpose ships, 16 maritime surveillance ships and 5 environmental protection ships. In addition to these, there are also five hovercraft, a barge and about 100 smaller boats and jet skis.[1]
The multipurpose ships combine the tasks of the environmental protection and maritime surveillance units, and can perform both types of tasks. The multipurpose ships also have the option of emergency towing other ships as well as fire extinguishing.[2] In the coast guard there are 4 different classes of multipurpose ships, the 001-series, the 031-series, the KBV-181 and the 201-series
| Name | Commissioned | Builder | Length | Width | Deplacement | Homeport | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KBV 001 Poseidon | 2009 | Damen Galati | 81,2 m | 16 m | 3 800 ton | Göteborg | |
| KBV 002 Triton | 2009 | Damen Galati | 81,2 m | 16 m | 3 800 ton | Slite | |
| KBV 003 Amfitrite | 2010 | Damen Galati | 81,2 m | 16 m | 3 800 ton | Karlskrona | |
| KBV 031 | 2011 | Peenevarvet, Wolgast | 52 m | 10 m | 948 ton | Djurö | |
| KBV 032 | 2012 | Peenevarvet, Wolgast | 52 m | 10 m | 948 ton | Lysekil | |
| KBV 033 | 2013 | Peenevarvet Wolgast | 52 m | 10 m | 948 ton | Oskarshamn | |
| KBV 034 | 2013 | Peenevarvet, Wolgast | 52 m | 10 m | 948 ton | Helsingborg | |
| KBV 181 | 1990 | Rauma Yards | 53 m | 10,2 m | 904 ton | Umeå | |
| KBV 202 | 2001 | Karlskronavarvet | 52 m | 8,6 m | 468 ton | Simrishamn | |
| KBV 201 | 2001 | Karlskronavarvet | 52 m | 8,6 m | 468 ton | Helsingborg |
The Coast Guard's maritime surveillance ships is mainly used for maritime surveillance. The ships are between 20 and 26.5 meters long. Some ships also have the ability of firefighting and environmental protection.[3] 11 of the surveillance ships are part of the 301 series which were delivered during the 1990s from the Karlskrona shipyard. The other 5 ships in the 312 series were delivered in 2012–2013 from Estonian Baltic Work Boats
| Name | Commissioned | Builder | Length | Width | Deplacement | Homeport | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KBV 301 | 1993 | Karlskronavarvet | 20 m | 4,7 m | 35 ton | Helsingborg | |
| KBV 302 | 1995 | Karlskronavarvet | 20 m | 4,7 m | 35 ton | Djurö | |
| KBV 303 | 1995 | Karlskronavarvet | 20 m | 4,7 m | 35 ton | Skärhamn | |
| KBV 304 | 1995 | Karlskronavarvet | 20 m | 4,7 m | 35 ton | Västervik | |
| KBV 305 | 1996 | Karlskronavarvet | 20 m | 4,7 m | 35 ton | Gryt | |
| KBV 306 | 1996 | Karlskronavarvet | 20 m | 4,7 m | 35 ton | Luleå | |
| KBV 307 | 1996 | Karlskronavarvet | 20 m | 4,7 m | 35 ton | Strömstad | |
| KBV 308 | 1996 | Karlskronavarvet | 20 m | 4,7 m | 35 ton | Örnsköldsvik | |
| KBV 309 | 1997 | Karlskronavarvet | 20 m | 4,7 m | 35 ton | Hudiksvall | |
| KBV 310 | 1997 | Karlskronavarvet | 20 m | 4,7 m | 35 ton | Furusund | |
| KBV 311 | 1997 | Karlskronavarvet | 20 m | 4,7 m | 35 ton | Vaxholm | |
| KBV 312 | 2012 | Baltic workboats | 26,5 m | 6,2 m | 54 ton | ||
| KBV 313 | 2012 | Baltic workboats | 26,5 m | 6,2 m | 54 ton | ||
| KBV 314 | 2012 | Baltic workboats | 26,5 m | 6,2 m | 54 ton | ||
| KBV 315 | 2013 | Baltic workboats | 26,5 m | 6,2 m | 54 ton | ||
| KBV 316 | 2013 | Baltic workboats | 26,5 m | 6,2 m | 54 ton |
The Coast Guard's environmental protection ships is mainly used for environmental protection and oil pollution control. This is done by being able to absorb oil that is floating on the surface of the water. The environmental protection vessels are larger than the surveillance vessels, between 36 and 46 meters long. As a secondary task, they also have maritime surveillance.[4]
| Name | Commissioned | Builder | Length | Width | Deplacement | Homeport | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KBV 010 | 1985 | Lunde varv | 46,1 m | 8,6 m | 430 ton | Djurö | |
| KBV 047 | 1982 | Lunde varv | 36,4 m | 7,3 m | 340 ton | Kalmar | |
| KBV 048 | 1982 | Lunde varv | 36,4 m | 7,3 m | 340 ton | Malmö | |
| KBV 050 | 1983 | Lunde varv | 40,67 m | 8,5 m | 375 ton | Södertälje | |
| KBV 051 | 1983 | Lunde varv | 40,67 m | 8,5 m | 375 ton | Göteborg |
The coastguard also have around 100 smaller boats. Some of these are stationed on one of the bigger ships and are used as an additional tool. The boats are divided into four groups: high-speed boats of the Cobra type, rib boats, work boats and beach fighters.[5]
Jet skis are also used.
Since 2015, the Coast Guard has had four hovercraft, KV 590, KV 592, KV 594 and KV 595. The two larger ones are based in Luleå (590) and Umeå (592) and the two smaller ones are based in Vaxholm (594) and Gryt (595).[6]
The Coast Guard has a larger barge used for storage of captured oil. The barge is called KBV 866 and is stationed in Härnösand[7]