Estonia’s defense investment center has received initial offers from four companies vying to construct new vessels for the Estonian Navy. The Estonian Center for Defense Investments (RKIK) confirmed the submission of bids from the pre-selected contractors. This marks the first formal step in a procurement process aimed at modernizing Estonia’s naval capabilities. Details of the bids, including cost and specifications, have not been publicly disclosed at this time. RKIK will now evaluate the proposals to determine which company will proceed to the next phase of negotiations. The new vessels are intended to enhance Estonia’s maritime security and contribute to regional defense cooperation. A final decision regarding the contract award is expected at a later date.