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The State Military Scientific-Technical Center "DELTA" (SMSTC Delta) (Georgian: სახელმწიფო სამხედრო სამეცნიერო-ტექნიკური ცენტრი „დელტა“) is a legal entity of public law established by the decree of the President of Georgia. Its full name is Legal Entity of Public Law - State Military Scientific-Technical Center "DELTA". The scope of work of the organization is mainly focused on the Defense Industry and to some extent on the Civilian Field. The Center is an organization separate from state governing bodies. Its state control is exercised by the Ministry of Defense of Georgia. The mission of the organization is based on the state interests of Georgia and the national defense strategy. The Center's primary responsibility is to encourage the growth of the domestic military industry. introduction of cutting-edge military technologies in the design, development, and mass production of combat gear and weapons that are in line with global trends. The only company in Georgia involved in the defense industry is State Military Scientific-Technical Center Delta. Today, “DELTA” has both intellectual and technical resources to design and manufacture both military and civilian products.
Native name | Georgian: სსიპ - სსსტც დელტა |
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Company type | State-owned enterprise |
Industry | Defense |
Founded | 2010 |
Headquarters | , |
Area served | Worldwide[1] |
Key people | Zurab Azarashvili (CEO) |
Products | Munitions, Small arms, Artillery, Explosives, Combat vehicle, Civil and military aerospace |
Owner | Georgian Ministry of Defense |
Number of employees | ≈2000 |
Website | delta.gov.ge |
The history of "Delta" dates back to the 60s, and from the beginning of the 90s the research center was subordinated to the Ministry of Defense of Georgia. Delta in its current state was formed in 2010, when the center was subordinated to six scientific research institutes and the 31st Tbilisi Aircraft Factory. The scope of work of the organization is mainly focused on the defense industry and to some extent on the civilian industry. The center is an organization separate from state governing bodies. Its state control is exercised by the Ministry of Defense of Georgia.
Anti-Hail System
In 2015, the State Military-Scientific-Technical Center "DELTA" installed an anti-hail system in the Kakheti region of Georgia. To protect against hail, 85 Launchers and one meteorological radar station were deployed in Kakheti. They are managed remotely from the central control center. The efficiency of the system is 85-95%, which is achieved by the high level of automation and the use of modern technologies. The anti-hail system has been operating since 2018 by the Center for Active Impact on Natural Events Ltd.
Supply of Georgian Defense Forces with State Produced Ballistic Vests and Helmets
Delta has been supplying the Georgian National Defense Forces with personal protective equipment since 2015. Military and special units of the Georgian Defense Forces use MK-I and MK-II type ballistic vests, DH MK-I and DH MK-III military and special use ballistic helmets.
Participation in international military exhibitions
Delta Military Scientific-Technical Center has been participating in international military exhibitions periodically since 1999.
Product | Image | Role | Notes | |
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Armored personnel carriers | ||||
Didgori series armoured personnel carriers.[3] |
Didgori-1 | Armoured Personnel Carrier | ||
Didgori-2 | Reconnaissance & Transportation | |||
Command and communications vehicle.[4] | Command & Communication | |||
Didgori-3 | Armoured Personnel Carrier | |||
Didgori Medevac | Medical evacuation vehicle | |||
Didgori Warrior | armored modular vehicle | |||
Modernised BRDM-2[5] | Amphibious Armoured Scout Car | |||
Infantry fighting vehicle | ||||
Lazika[6][7][8] | Modular infantry fighting vehicle | |||
Military engineering vehicle | ||||
Armored demining & engineering vehicles[9] | Demining | |||
Civilian Projects | ||||
Fire Engine | Fire Engine | |||
Armored Cash-in-Transit Route Truck | Armored Cash-in-Transit Route Truck | |||
Product | Image | Notes | ||
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Remote-controlled weapons | ||||
Remote weapon stations |
DRWS-1[10] | |||
DRWS-2[11] | ||||
RWS-23 Gyro-stabilized remote controlled weapon station | ||||
Artillery | ||||
Multiple rocket launcher |
RS-122 122 mm MRL.[12][13] | |||
Mortar carriers | GMM-120 self-propelled mortar - Experimental Project | |||
Mortars | GNM-60 mkudro 60 mm noiseless hand mortar[14] | |||
GM-60 60 mm mortar.[15] | ||||
GM-82 82 mm mortar.[16] | ||||
GM-120 120 mm mortar.[17] | ||||
GMM-120 120 mm automated self-propelled mortar module[18] - Experimental Project | ||||
Aviation products | ||||
SU-25KM "Scorpion" | ||||
Delta WB Warmate loitering munition[19] | ||||
Delta WB Flyeye reconnaissance UAV | ||||
Georgian UAV unmanned aerial system[20] | ||||
Multi-role unmanned helicopter[21] - Experimental Project | ||||
Air-to-air missiles |
R-60 (missile) infrared homing air-to-air missile | |||
R-73 (missile) infrared homing air-to-air missile | ||||
Anti-ship missile | AS-2 Kipper(К-10С) nuclear anti-ship missile |
Product | Image | Notes | |||
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Small arms, rifles, carbines, grenade launchers and mines | |||||
Pistols | 9×17mm Scorpion silent pistol[22] - Experimental Project | ||||
9×19mm service pistol.[23] - Experimental Project | |||||
Carbines | AR-15–style rifles | Development and production launched in 2021[24][25] | |||
Submachine guns | Iamani[26] - Experimental Project | ||||
Sniper rifles | PDSHP Anti-material rifles: |
12.7×108mm Amr-mod-1[27] - Experimental Project | |||
12.7×108mm Amr-mod-2[28] - Experimental Project | |||||
Multicaliber modular sniper rifles: |
GEBUR
GEBUR Lancet .338 LM GEBUR Tactical .338 LM |
.338 Lapua Magnum | |||
Satevari MSWP
Satevari .338 GBM Satevari-2 .338 LM |
.300 Norma Magnum | ||||
.308 Winchester | |||||
.338 GBM | |||||
.375 GBM | |||||
.338 Lapua Magnum | |||||
.50 BMG | |||||
DELTA-308 - Experimental Project | |||||
Anti-armour weapons | RPG-7
RPG-7G upgraded version of RPG-7.[29] |
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PDM-1 one-shot disposable grenade launcher.[30] | |||||
Grenade launchers | UBGL-1 40×46mm under-barrel grenade launcher (M4).[31] | ||||
AG-40D 40×46mm under-barrel grenade launcher (AK-74).[32] | |||||
GP-25 40×46mm under-barrel grenade launcher (AKM / AK-74).[33] | |||||
Mines | RD-7 off-route anti-tank mine.[34][35] | ||||
Other items | |||||
Suppressors | 5.45×39mm suppressors for AK-74s.[36] | ||||
5.56×45mm NATO suppressors for M4 carbines.[37] | |||||
.338 Lapua Magnum suppressors for SRS sniper rifles.[38] | |||||
Blank-firing adaptors[39] | |||||
Bulletproof vests | Mk I modular tactical vest[40] | ||||
Mk II modular plate carrier[41] | |||||
Bulletproof helmets | DH MK I general purpose army helmet.[42] | ||||
DH MK II tactical helmet.[43] | |||||
DH MK III tactical helmet.[44] | |||||
Hand Grenades | |||||
Watchtower | 3–12 m guard towers[45] | ||||
Tents | various types and sized military tents.[46] | ||||
Military beds[47] | |||||
Continuous tracks | Rubber Pads / track shoes for tracked military vehicles.[48] |
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