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US MILITARY EQUIPMENT

Ground Units
M1A2 SEP MBT: $18 million - (based on what’s not included in the cheaper versions)
M1A2S MBT: $16+ million – (based on original Saudi sale and estimates for2006 upgrades)
M1A1M MBT: $15.4 million – (based on Iraqi request)
M1A2 Export MBT: $13 million – (based on 1993 sale to Kuwait and inflation)
Stryker MGS: $7-8 million – (based on recent US production)
LAV III IFV: $3-3.5 million, depending on variant – (based on New Zealand buy)
Stryker ICV: $2.5-3 million, depending on variants - (based on Iraqi request)
M1117 APC (stretched ASV): $1.2-1.3 million - (based on Columbianpurchase)
M1117 ASV: $1.2-1.3 million - (based on Iraqi Army and Iraqi Police buys)
M113 APC: $0.7-1 million, depending on variant – (print sources)
*RG-33L MRAP: $1.4 million – (based on US production data)
*RG-33 MRAP: $700,000 – (based on US production data)
Caiman MRAP: ~$900,000 – (based on US production data)
International MaxxPro Dash MRAP: $915,000 (based on here)
Cougar MRAP: ~$450-850,000, depending on variant – (based on numerous sales)
M-ATV MRAP: $800-900,000 - (based on US procurement)
HMDS (Husky Mounted [mine] Detection System): $8 million - (based onCanadian buy)
HMMWV: $150-300,000, depending on variant – (estimation based on numerous domestic contracts)
THAAD Battery: $2.25 billion for radar, control systems, 3 launchers, & 48 missiles – (that’s about what the UAE is paying)
PAC-3 Battery: $1.1 billion for radar, control systems, 4 launchers, 24 GEM-C/T & 32 PAC-3 missiles - (based on initial UAE request)
-$1.4 billion with 96 PAC-3 missiles replacing GEM-C/T. 
-$300 million to upgrade PAC-2 & add 32 PAC-3 missiles (base capability)
-$600-700 million to upgrade to Full PAC-3 Config 3 system
Improved Patriot (PAC-2+) Battery: $350-400 million for radar, control systems, 4 launchers, & 32 GEM-C/T missiles - (rough estimate based on below)
Patriot (PAC-2) Battery: $250 million for radar, control systems, 4 launchers, & 32 missiles - (rough estimate based on missile cost)
*NASAMS II battery: $660 million for 8 radars, 8 fire control centers, 8 EO sensors, 12 launchers, 248 missiles - (based on below)
*NASAMS II fire unit: ~$165 million for 2 radars, 2 fire control centers, 2 EO sensors, 3 launchers, 62 missiles - (based on Finnish contract)
Centurian C-RAM (land-based Phalanx): $15-18 million – (based on this source)
Avenger PMSS: $9.5 million for 1 launcher & 10 missiles – (based on most recent request. Egypt got them for about $5 million each in 2006, but without full missile loads or support)
HIMARS 227mm MRL: $18.5 million, $40 million with comprehensive ammunition package – (based on Singapore and UAE requests, respectively)
M777 155mm TH: $4.5 million - (based on Indian buy)
M121 120mm Mortar: $150,000 - (based on US production)
M252A1 81mm Mortar: ~$75,000 - (rough estimate based on M252 cost)

Aircraft
Note that while listed, the F-35 units will probably not be available to new customers until somewhere in the 2015 to 2018 time frame, depending on variant. Price is dependent on whether or not cost overruns get factored in (partially a political matter!), but towards the higher end is more likely. Similarly, the P-8 has already sold units, but will not enter service until at least 2012.
F/A-22: ~$220 million – ($136 million flyaway cost and dropping)
F-15SE: ~$120-140 million, depending on options - (based on other models because official estimates clearly do not take into account full contract costs) 
F-15E: $110-130 million, depending on variant - ($120 million or so based on F-15K, $120+ million for the SG, Israeli F-15I purchase plus inflation suggests $110 million per, and that’s with Israel providing some components)
F-35B: $180-200 million (estimate based on relative costs)
F-35C: $160-180 million (estimate based on relative costs)
F-35A: $150-170 million (based on revised costs)
EA-18G: $125-130 million - (based on E/F cost and suggested increase)
F/A-18E/F: $98 million – (based on Australian contract)
F-16E/F Block 60: $90 million - (based on UAE acquisition and this source)
F-16C/D Block 50/52+: $78 million – (based on Greek sale)
F-16C/D Block 50/52: $60 million licensed production, $10 million to upgrade older models - (based on Turkish upgrade and purchase contracts)
P-8A MMA: $262.5 million – (based on sale to India
E-767 AWACS: $600-700+ million - (based on Japanese purchase, inflation, and current exchange rate)
E-737 AWACS: $425 million – (based on Korean contract and inflation)
E-2D AWACS: $250 million - (based on LRIP unit cost of $108 million)
E-2C Hawkeye 2000: $200 million - (based on a variety of contracts)
KC-767: $225 million – (based on this source)
C-17A: $400 million – (based on Canadian buy)
C-130J-30: $100-110 million – (based on C-130J costs)
KC-130J: $100-110 million - (based on Deagel listing a 10% higher unit cost compared to C-130J)
C-130J: $90-$100 million – (based on recent contracts)
C-130xJ: $80-90 million - (based on 10% lower flyaway costs)
*C-27J: $35 million – (based on Lithuanian contract)
*HC-144A/CN-235 MPA: $45-50 million - (based on Mexican purchase)
AH-64D Block III: $70 million, $85 million with munitions, $22.5 million for remanufactured AH-64A – (based on Taiwanese request)
AH-64D Block II: $50 million base, $65 million with munitions – (based on2003 Greek purchase & recent Saudi request)
AH-1Z: $40 million – (based on Turkish request and relative cost claims VS Apache)
Bell 407 ARH: $15 million with modest munition package, $20+ million with full munitions - (based on Iraqi order)
AH-6i: ~$10 million - (based on this and a few other sources)
H-92: $62 million - (based on Canadian program)
MH-60R: $55 million - (based on cost of S-70B)
S-70B: $35-50 million, depending on variant - (based on Brazilian request andTurkish contract)
MV-22: ~$130 million – (based on US flyaway cost)
CH-47F: ~$70-80 million - (yeah, it caught me too, but the Aussies and the Dutch seem to be paying it)
MH-60S: $45 million base, $125 million with MCM equipment – (based on Thaiand Korean sales)
UH-60M: $44 million – (based on Egyptian request)
UH-60L/S-70A: $25-35 million, depending on variant – (check Brazils request, among others)
AH-60L Battlehawk: $45 million - (see UH-60M/MH-60S)
UH-1Y: ~$20 million as remanufacture, ~$30 million new – (based on US procurements)
Bell 412EP: $13 million - (based on Pakistani order)
UH-1N: ~$10 million – (based on this source)
Avenger UCAV System: ~$110-120 million for 4 aircraft & ground control - (based on unit cost relative to Predator)
MQ-9 Reaper UCAV: $110 million per 4-unit system – (based on US production estimate
MQ-5B Hunter UCAV: $100 million per 6-unit system – (based on US procurement)
MQ-1 Predator: $90 million per 4-unit system – (based on difference betweencurrent unit cost and original RQ-1 predators)
MQ-8B Fire Scout UCAV: ~$15 million for 3 aircraft & ground control – (based on LRIP contract)
RQ-4E Global Hawk UAV: $120+ million per aircraft - (based on German acquisition)
RQ-4B Global Hawk UAV: $280 million per 2-unit system + $90 million per extra aircraft - (based on below and cost escalation)
-$200-300 million additional for secure comm systems - (based on this source)
RQ-4A Global Hawk UAV: $220 million per 2-unit system + $60 million per extra aircraft – (based on US procurement costs)
RQ-7B Shadow 200 UAV: $16 million for 4 aircraft & 2 ground stations - (based on Italian buy)
ScanEagle UAV System: $7 million - (based on this info)
RQ-16 T-Hawk UAV System: $450-700,000, depending on payload - (based onUS & UK buys)
Maveric UAV System: $550,000 for 3 aircraft & ground control - (based onCanadian Buy)
RQ-11B UAV System: $500,000 per 3-unit system – (based on sale to Spain)
Desert Hawk UAV System: $300,000 for 6 aircraft & ground control - (based onUK data)
RQ-14 Dragon Eye UAV System: $150,000 for 3 aircraft & ground control - (based on US procurement)

Naval Units
Highly variable by nature. Best determined according to specific requirements on a case-by-case basis. Designs offered by the US include:
Nimitz CVN: $6.5 billion – (based on cost of the last unit)
Zumwalt DDG: $2.5+ billion – (based on this data)
Arleigh Burke Flight IIA DDG: $1.6+ billion – (based on this data)
LCS (either version): ~$460 million – (It’s the cap the USN is putting)
Wasp LHD: $1.8 billion – (based on cost of final unit)
San Antonio LPD: $1.4+ billion – (based on the phenomenal costs of the first two)
LCAC: $65 million - (based on the costs to procure 12 in 82)
RAM Block 1A CIWS: $30 million for Mk.31 launcher & 21 missiles - (based onmissile and launcher costs)
SeaRAM CIWS: $25 million for automated launch system & 11 missiles - (based on Phalanx Block 1B and RAM missile costs)
Phalanx Block 1B CIWS: ~$15-16 million - (estimate based on Phalanx cost projections)
-$4 million as upgrade of existing weapons - (based on UK contract)
Phalanx Block 1A: ~$12-13 million - (based on above and below)
Phalanx Block 1: ~$11-12 million - (based on estimated unit cost VS Block 1B)
*MDG-351 "Millenium Gun" CIWS: ~$10 million - (based on German MANTIS cost, which includes 6)

Munitions
SM-3 Block IA: $10 million – (based on US/Japanese acquisitions)
THAAD Missile: $12 million - (based on this source and likely export costs)
PAC-3 Missile: $4.5 million, $4 million for reloads – (based on recent contracts)
Patriot GEM-C/T: ~$2.5 million new, $600,000 as upgrade of existing missiles – (based on Korean buy)
MIM-104D Patriot: ~$2 million - (based on above)
SM-2ER Block IV: ~$2.5 million – (based on MR and similar foreign missiles)
SM-2MR Block IIIA/B: $1.7-1.8 million – (based on sale to Japan and Korea)
SLAMRAAM: $1.55 million per missile, including provisions to mount system on fixed or mobile launch units – (based on UAE sale)
RIM-116B RAM Block IA: $950,000 - (based on Egyptian order)
ESSM: $800,000 – (based on international contracts)
FIM-92A Stinger: ~$2.7 million for launcher & 10 missiles - (print source)
AIM-120D: $1.5 million - (based on $700,000 production price)
AIM-120C7: $850,000 – (based on Israeli request) 
AIM-120C5: $550,000 – (based on this source)
AIM-9X: $550-650,000 – (based on several contracts, including recent Saudi request)
AIM-9M-2: $200,000 for new users, $110,000 for current users – (based on2002 & 2003 sales to Taiwan and 2002 sale to Egypt)
AGM-88E AARGM: ~$1.2 million - (based on program cost)
AGM-88D HARM: ~$0.9-1 million - (based on above)
BGM-109: $3 million – (based on Spanish procurement)
AGM-84K SLAM-ER: $3.5 million – (Turkish contract)
AGM-158 JASSM: $2-3 million – (based on quoted production cost and overruns)
A/R/UGM-84L Harpoon Block II: $3.2 million – (based on Turkish andPakistani requests[/URL])
AGM-154A/C JSOW: $375,000 – (based on Turkish request)
M39 ATACMS Block IA: $1.5 million - (based on production cost)
AGM-65H Maverick: $375,000 - (based on below)
AGM-65G2 Maverick: $350,000 - (based on UAE and Taiwan & ROK buys)
AGM-65D Maverick: $300,000 - (based on above)
AGM-65H Maverick: ~$325,000 - (based on above)
AGM-65E Maverick: ~$200,000 - (based on above)
AGM-114L: $425,000 – (based on UAE request)
AGM-114M: $125,000 – (based on sale to Taiwan)
AGM-114K: $100,000 – (based on sale to Greece)
APKWS II Guided 70mm Rocket: $30-40,000 - (based on US procurement)
M30 GMLRS Rocket Pod: $100,000 - (based on US FRP contracts)
FGM-148 Javelin: ~$100-120,000 per missile, $400,000 per CLU – (average of multiple sales)
TOW-2B: ~$55,000 basic, ~$60,000 RF, $80,000 to upgrade older launcher, $200,000 launcher – (estimate based on TOW-2A data)
TOW-2A: $50,000 basic, $55,000 RF, $80,000 to upgrade older launcher, $200,000 launcher – (based onSaudi, Pakistani, and Egyptian contracts)
GBU-39 SDB: $77,000 – (based on Israeli request)
GBU-15(V)2: ~$550,000 - (based on this data)
GBU-15(V)1: ~$375,000 - (based on unit cost relative to (V)2)
GBU-28: ~$350,000 - (based on price data)
EGBU-27 Paveway III 2000-lb: ~$160,000 - (based on below)
GBU-27 Paveway III 2000-lb: ~$125,000 - (based on below)
EGBU-24 Paveway III 2000-lb: ~$160,000 - (based on below)
GBU-24 Paveway III 2000-lb: ~$125,000 - (based on this data)
EGBU-10 Paveway II 2000-lb: ~$110,000 - (based on below)
GBU-10 Paveway II 2000-lb: ~$75,000 - (based on this data)
EGBU-16 Paveway II 1000-lb: ~80,000 - (based on below)
GBU-16 Paveway II 1000-lb: ~50,000 - (based on this source)
EGBU-12 Paveway II 500-lb: ~$65,000 - (based on below)
GBU-12 Paveway II 500-lb: ~$35,000 - (based on this data)
JDAM: $70-80,000, depending on variant – (based on Israeli request and known inflation)
CBU-97/105 SFW cluster bomb: $500,000 - (based on Indian buy)
M395 Guided 120mm mortar shell: $5000 - (based on US procurement)
Mk.48 Mod 7AT 21" Torpedo: ~$4-4.5 million new, $3.75 million upgrade of existing weapons - (based on Dutch contract)
Mk.48 Mod 6 21" Torpedo: ~$3.5-4 million - (based on Mod 7 cost and similar weapons) 
Mk.54 Torpedo: $1.1 million - (based on Turkish request)

FUTURE SYSTEMS
Like many nations, the US has already instituted much of its modernization programs. But, there are a lot of them, and some might even be completed. This list excludes things that won’t be seen prior to 2020, for obvious reasons. The FCS program is now dead thanks to spending cuts. As a result, all FCS units have been removed. There may, however, be similar vehicles coming along at a later date, based off the FCS work.

Ground
M1 Abrams Upgrade/Replacement: Probably won’t see sales during the round, but there is a need to either replace or extend the service life of Abrams tanks by 2020. I have heard of an M1A3 upgrade being fielded by 2017 or 2018.
EFV: ~$25 million based on cost escalation. IOC in 2015.
ULTRA-AP: ~$400,000 export. Possible HMMWV replacement starting 2015-18.
JLTV: IOC probably in 2014-2016. Probably around $300,000 export
MEADS: IOC expected in 2011-2012. Probably around $1.5-2 billion per unit
SLAMRAAM-ER: Too early for hard data on price or service date, but I would expect around $1.2-1.5 million based on costs of existing SLAMRAAM and ESSM missiles, which it is based on. IOC of 2012 is possible considering that these are all proven components.

Air
NGB: ~$350-$400 million export, assuming use of the FB-22 concept as a basis. First flight in 2016, planned service in 2018. 
AC-27J: ~$125 million based on unit price estimate. IOC in 2014-5. Replaces AC-130.
CH-53K Super Stallion: ~$70 million

Naval
Gerald R. Ford CVN: VERY rough estimate of $7-7.5 billion. 1st to enter service in 2015, followed by 2019 and 2023. No good price data yet (the original contract is $5.2 billion, and the last Nimitz was over 20% higher than that).
America LHA: $2.4 billion if within budget, according to the original contract. 1st to enter service in 2013, with follow-ons in 2017, 2019, and 2021. 

Munitions
SM-3 Block IIB: $15+ million, based on below. IOC 2020 or later.
SM-3 Block IIA: $15 million, based on these predictions. IOC in 2018.
SM-3 Block IB: $13 million based on above source. First exports expected 2014-2015.
PAC-3 MSE: $5 million (rough estimate). Advanced PAC-3 for MEADs with twice the range. IOC in 2014
RIM-116C RAM Block II: $0.8-1 million (rough estimate). An upgrade primarily focusing on cost reduction and improved control surfaces for greater agility. May cost notably less than earlier Block 1A, or might end up slightly higher due to potential seeker improvements. IOC expected in 2013.
JAGM ATGM: $250-300,000 based on US procurement. IOC expected in 2016-2017 depending on platform.
GBU-53 SDB II: $200,000 based on US procurement. IOC circa 2014.
Improved Cluster Munitions: This applies to practically all cluster munitions in service. The requirement is for bomblets that have a dud rate of less than 1%. The US will need these by 2018 at the latest to comply with recent RL legislation. Earlier is preferred so they can be exported, and 2012 or so is certainly doable. Affected weapons include several types of 105mm and 155mm artillery shells, most MLRS rockets, all CBU and WCMD series cluster bombs, most TACMS missiles, A-model JSOW missiles, and a number of other munitions.

RUSSIAN MILITARY EQUIPMENT

Ground Units

Tanks and other armored units
NOTE: T-80 production has ceased. You have to get Ukrainian T-84s if you want them now.

• T-90A Vladimir MBT: $4.15 million – (based on Russian MOD)
• T-90S MBT: Export version of T-90A; $3.9 million - (based on Cyprus purchase)
• BMPT Tank Support Fighting Vehicle: $3 million - (educated guess based on the cost of a T-90)
• BMP-3M IFV: ~$3.5-4 million - (based on how dumbed down Greek vehicles were, and South Korean press release)
• BMP-3 IFV: $3.2 million for basic unit – (based on Greek purchase)
• BMD-4 ACV: ~$4.5 million - (rough estimate)
• BMD-3 ACV: $3.5 million
• 2S25 Sprut-D: $4.5 million - (guess based on the cost of the BMD-3)
• BTR-90M IFV: ~$2 million – (more guessing)
• BTR-90 IFV: ~$1.5 million – (educated guess based on a statement that it costs half as much as the Stryker)
• BTR-82A IFV: ~$1.4 million - (See below)
• BTR-80A IFV: ~$1.2 million – (guess based on relation to BTR-90)
• BRDM-3 Recce: ~$1.2 million – (guess based on it being a BTR-80A variant)
• BTR-T APC: $700,000 on Russian-supplied T-55 – (based on costs for similar vehicles)
• BTR-80 APC: $400,000 – (guess based on prices for surplus units in late-‘90s)
• GAZ-2975 Tigr HMMMV: $100,000 - (based on Humvee/counterparts)
• GAZ-3937 Vodnik HMMAV: ~$130,000 - (based on the Tigr)

Upgrades to existing tanks and armored units

• BTR-T APC: $400,000 as an upgrade of existing stocks, $700,000 if you don’t have any T-55s to upgrade – (based on costs for similar vehicles)
• BMPT Tank Support Fighting Vehicle: $1.4 million as an upgrade to existing T-72 stocks - (based on BTR-T upgrade costs and T-72 modernization projects)
• T-55M5: $700,000 as an upgrade of existing stocks. This modernization kit adds convex explosive reactive armour "Kontakt-5" panels around turret front, armour panel on glacis plate, a longer hull, a new style fire control equipment with stabilized TVK-3 and TKN-1SM sights for the gunner and commander, an improved V-55U engine (or V-46-5M) and a main gun stabilization system. The original 100 mm D-10T2S gun is maintained
• T-55M6: $1.8 million as an upgrade of existing stocks ($2.4 million with options). A more radical upgrade with longer chassis with 6 road wheels each side, a 690 hp V-46-5M diesel engine and with the complete turret with automatic loader and 2A46M 125mm main gun of the T-72BM. Also the protection was increased to T-80U level. Optionally the tank can be equipped with the 1A40-1 fire control system with ATGM system 9K120 "Svir" (as T-72B) or with the 1A42 and 9K119 "Refleks" systems (as T-80U).
• T-72BM: $800,000 as an upgrade of existing stocks. This adds a new 125mm gun, 1,000 hp diesel, a thermal gunners site, new camouflage, and Relikt ERA (which is supposed to be twice as effective as Kontakt-5)
• BMP-1P: $600,000 as an upgrade of existing stocks. Adds a 9P13M Konkurs launcher on an exposed pintle.
• BMP-1PG: $350,000 as an upgrade of existing stocks. Adds an AGS-17 auto grenade launcher.
• BMP-1MS: $920,000 as an upgrade of existing stocks. Adds a new turret with 2 2A42 30mm autocannons, 1 Kornet launcher and 1 PKTM coax machine gun.
• BMP-2M: $960,000 as an upgrade of existing stocks. Adds an additional AG-30 grenade launcher, 2+2 launchers for ATGM Kornet, and new day/night sights as found on the BMD-4.
• BMD-4 ACV: $1+ million upgrading from BMD-3 to BMD-4.

Artillery, rockets and missiles

• TOS-1 Buratino 220mm MRL: $10 million - (based on the BM-30)
• BM-30 300mm MRL: $12.1 million – (based on very recent sale to India)
• 2S19 MSTA-S 152mm SPH: $2.25 million – (based on 2000 price)
• 2S19M1-155 155mm SPH: $2.5+ million. Export version of the 2S19M1 MSTA-S, fitted with an L/52 gun with a range of 40+ km - (see above)
• 2A65/MZ-146-1 152mm towed howitzer: $800,000 - (based on the costs of the French 155mm SP and towed howitzers, and the 2S19)
• 2S31 120mm SP Gun/Mortar: $1 million – (based on 2000 price)
• 2S23 120mm SP Gun/Mortar: ~$750,000 – (based on 2000 price
• 9M157-2 Khrizantema ATGM carrier: $7-8 million for launch vehicle and 32 missiles - (based on the extremely similar NAMICA (and acounting for the difference between BMP-2 and BMP-3 chassis)
• 9K720 Iskander: $120 million per battery (6 launch vehicles, 24 missiles, command and support vehicles) - (wild guess)

Missile systems

• S-400 (SA-21): $400 million per fire unit (8 launchers, 112 missiles, command and support vehicles) – (estimate based on performance figures, larger missile load, etc)
• S-300PMU-2 - (SA-20B): $200 million per fire unit (6 launchers, 48 missiles, command and support vehicles) – (guess based on below)
• S-300PMU-1 - (SA-20A): $160 million per fire unit (6 launchers, 48 missiles, command and support vehicles) - (based on VERY recent Iranian order and other sales)
• Buk-M1-2 (SA-17): ~$120 million per battalion with 6 TELARs, 6 transloaders, & 36 missiles – (pretty much a guess)
• Tor-M1 (SA-15): $25 million – (based on possible future sale)
• Pantsir-S1: $16+ million – (based on sale to Algeria)
• Bastion-P Coastal Defense Battery: $150 million for radar, control center, 6 launchers, & 36 missiles - (based on Syrian buy)

Aircraft

Fighters (multirole, air superiority, strike)

• Su-35BM: $75+ million - (most legitimate claims were $65 million, but the Su-30’s real price makes it clear the Su-35 should be significantly higher than that)
• Su-27SKM: $50+ million - (upgraded Su-27 for export)
• Su-30MK series: $60-70 million - (contract prices vary widely, from $50 million to Malaysia to over $80 million per unit for the Algerian trade-in)
• Su-33: ~$60-70 million - (based on relative prices of other Russian aircraft)
• Su-34: ~$60-65 million - (based on relative prices of other Russian aircraft)
• MiG-35: $55-60 million (assuming this is just referring to flyaway)
• MiG-29K: ~$50-55 million – (Indian acquisition was $46+ in 2004, should be slightly more expensive than MiG-29M, which has most of the improved features but is not reinforced for carrier operations)
• MiG-29M: ~$50+ million – ($5-10 mil more than SMT)
• MiG-29SMT: $45+ million – (various contracts at between $40 and $45 million, some as low as $37. But, cheaper ones, as shown in the last link, aren’t quite new-build)

Helicopters and ground attack aircraft

• Ka-31 AEW: ~$40 million – (based on Indian interest)
• Ka-52: ~$40-50 million – (based on below)
• Ka-50N: ~$35-45 million – (based on Mi-28 cost)
• Mi-28: ~$35-40 million – (based on sale of used units to Turkey)
• Mi-35: $16+ million – (based on sale to Venezuela)
• Ka-27PL (ASW): ~$24 million - (based on the costs of the Ka-27 & similar units)
• Ka-28 (ASW): ~$20-22 million - (based on above)
• Ka-60/64: $12 million – (based on sale to India)
• Ka-29TB: ~$12 million - (based on the costs of the similar in size Mi-17)
• Mi-17/Mi-8: $9 million – (based on sale to Venezuela)
• Mi-38: $15-16 million - (based on here)
• Mi-26M: $18 million - (guess based on military-today, adjusted upwards 50%)
• Su-25T: $35 million; dedicated anti-tank variant - (see below)
• Su-25TM/Su-39/Su-25SM: $40+ million - (rough estimate)

Transports, tankers, AEW&C aircraft and trainers
In late 2009, Dmitry Medvedev announced that Russian production of the An-124 will resume, making the aircraft available from a Russian manufacturer.

• A-50 AEW&C: ~$250-300 million as upgrade of existing Il-76, +$30 million for Il-76 aircraft - (extremely rough estimate based on 15-year-old joint Russian/Israeli program for China)
• Il-78M Tanker: $35 million (based on 2001 contract and inflation)
• Il-76MF: $50 million - (based on Jordanian purchase)
• Il-76MD-90: $40+ million - (based on MF cost)
• An-124-102: $195 million – (based on this data)
• An-124-200: $160 million – (based on this estimate)
• An-124-100M: $150 million – (based on this estimate)
• Tu-214: $40+ million - (estimate based on Wikipedia and Il-76 costs)
• Il-112V: $20 million - (estimate based on Il-76 costs)
• Sukhoi Superjet 100: $30 million - (based on this contract)
• Yak-130: $13 million - (based on 2007 sale)

UAVs

• Yakolev Pchela UAV: $22 million per system (mobile ground control station, technological truck, loader/transporter, 10 Pchela with expendables)
• ZALA 421-12 UAV: $340,000
• ZALA 421-06 helicopter UAV: $380,000
• ZALA 421-8 micro UAV: $172,000 per system (2 UAV, portable ground station, 2 spare power supply, backpack)
• Dozor 600 UAV: $4 million per system (mobile ground control station/truck, 6 UAVs)

Aircraft Upgrades

• MiG-21-93: $4.5 million as an upgrade of existing stocks. Adds a new radar (MiG-29 class), upgraded avionics, improved cockpit egonomy, and the capability to fire Vympel R-27 (NATO: AA-10 Alamo) and Vympel R-77 (NATO: AA-12 Adder) missiles, along with airframe life extension.
• MiG-21-97: $5.5 million as an upgrade of existing stocks. Includes the MiG-21-93 package, plus the Klimov RD-33 engine. Evaluations place this in the F-16 class.
• MiG-23-98: $6 million as an upgrade of existing stocks. Adds a new radar, new self-defense suite, new avionics, improved cockpit ergonomy, helmet-mounted sight, and the capability to fire Vympel R-27 (NATO: AA-10 Alamo) and Vympel R-77 (NATO: AA-12 Adder) missiles, along with airframe life extension.
• MiG-29SMT: $21 million as an upgrade of existing stocks.
• Su-27SM2: $37 million as an upgrade of existing stocks. Avionics and weapons upgrades to Su-35 class, plus the Salyut AL-31F-M1 engine.
• MiG-31BM: $7 million as an upgrade of existing stocks. Avionics upgrade, HOTAS, cockpit update, upgrade to the NIIP Zaslon radar. Adds ability to use R-77/RVV-AE (AA-12 ‘Adder’) missiles, and the full range of air-to-ground weapons. Price based on 2007 contract to upgrade Kazakh MiG-31s
• Su-30MKIB Super 30: $12 million as an upgrade to existing Su-30MKI. Adds the Zhuk ASE AESA radar, modernizes the onboard computers and ECM to Su-35 standards, adds the ability to use the BrahMos missile.
• Su-25SM: $15+ million as an upgrade of existing stocks - (rough estimate)

Naval Units

Submarines

• Borei Nuclear Submarine: $1.4 billion+ - (rough estimate)
• Graney Nuclear Submarine: $1 billion+ - (rough estimate)
• Akula II Nuclear Submarine: $800+ millon - (based on suggested cost of finishing 2 and estimated cost in 7)
• Amur 1650 Submarine: $450 million – (based on statement that they’re $100 million cheaper than contemporaries)
• Amur 950 Submarine: ~$400 million – (mostly an educated guess)
• Improved Kilo (636) Submarine: ~$300 million - (contracts vary from $250 to $350 million each, but the Algerian sale hits right in the middle)

Surface warships

• Sovremenny I/II Destroyer (956EM): $800+ million - (based on 2002 sale to China)
• Gorshkov Frigate: $400 million - (based on this estimate)
• Krivak III Frigate: $400 million – (based on 2006 Indian purchase)
• Gepard Frigate: $150-200 million, depending on variant - (no good links, but Vietnam appears to have paid $300 million for 2)
• Tigr Corvette: ~$150+ million - (based on globalsecurity’s statement. It’s also a development of the Stergushchy)
• Stergushchy Corvette: $150 million - (based on this figure at current exchange rates)
• Tarantul Missile Corvette: $65+ million – (based on estimates for a sale to Libya)
• Molniya Missile Corvette: $60+ million – (based on sale to Vietnam, and the fact that it’s basically just a Tarantul with different missiles)
• Buyan Corvette: $60 million - (based on the price of the similarly-sized Tarantul. The Buyan is not as heavily armed, but does include stealth features, so this seems a reasonable compromise cost.)
• Ivan Gren landing ship: $45 million (based on the cost of the similar Frank S. Besson class LSV)
• Zubr class heavy LCAC: $79 million (based on a recent sale to China)
• Alexandrit class minesweeper: $200 million - (CSJ)

Munitions

• R-77 RVV-SD (AA-12): ~$800,000 - (based on below)
• R-77 RVV-AE (AA-12): $600,000 - (based on Indian buy)
• R-73M2 (AA-11): ~$300-350,000 - (based on above & similar systems)
• R-73M1 (AA-11): ~$250-300,000 - (based on above & similar systems)
• P800 Yakhont: - $2.5-3 million - (estimate based on Syrian buy)
• Kh-31AM: ~$1.5 million - (estimate based on US purchase of target droneversion with no guidance or warhead)
• Kh-31PM: ~$1.3 million - (estimate based on above)
• Igla-S (SA-24) MANPADS: ~$1.6-1.8 million for 1 launcher and 10 missiles - (based on below)
• Igla (SA-18) MANPADS: $1.4 million for 1 launcher and 10 missiles - (based on this source for cost and this for number)
• Kornet-E (AT-14) ATGM: $875,000 for 1 launcher and 10 missiles - (based on recent Turkish buy)
• Metis-M (AT-13) ATGM: ~$500,000 for 1 launcher & 10 missiles - (based off unconfirmed data and inflaition compared to Kornet price)

FUTURE SYSTEMS
Russia’s often hard to gauge on future equipments because it has a history of suppressing information until they’re ready to be demonstrated. Thus, it’s mostly supposition as to what’s coming next, but we do know of a few things that are definitely in the works.

Ground:
T-95 MBT: $5.2 million estimate. Russian military involvement was cancelled April 2010, but it could still be developed and marketed as a private venture. IOC probably 2013-2016 if continued.
S-500: $450 million as a very rough estimate. Little is known other than that its NOT a development of the S-400, and is intended to provide better ballistic missile defense. Expected for an IOC of 2012.

Air:
*PAK-FA: Russia claims $80 million, Insiders say easily $100-120+, maybe even as high as $135 million. I’ll assume that the higher ones are export price, though even that very well may not be. First flight in 2010, and based on delays, we’re probably looking at service in 2014-2016.
Il-214: $40 million rough estimate. Joint venture with India, IOC expected around 2016.
MiG Skat UCAV: $30 million [individual], $90-100 million [system] - (CSJ estimates)

Naval:
New Carrier: ~$3-5 billion each. Some sources state a new class of 2-4 carriers is in the works, with construction starting 2013-2014. May or may not amount to anything.
New Amphibious Ship: ~$300-800 million each, depending on specs. See above.
Pauk replacement: They’ll start needing it soon. Nothing in the works that I know of though, and they may just be left unreplaced due to increasing blue-water emphasis.
Admiral Grigorovich class frigate: Around $560 million - (CSJ estimates)

FRENCH MILITARY EQUIPMENT

Ground Units
Leclerc MBT: ~$17 million - (based on inflation from sale of 388 + support to UAE in 1993 for $3.62 billion - figures vary from $3.4 to $4 billion, but this appears most accurate and amounts to an average of $9.33 million per tank 15 years ago. More recent reports put a unit production cost of $8.5 million)
ERC-90 Sagaie-2: $2 million – (based on unit cost from this source)
VAB APC: ~$700,000 
VBR APC: ~$400,000 - (based on similar OTOKAR Cobra - France has higher labor costs)
VCR-2 APC: $650,000 – (based on unit cost from this source)
VCR TT2 APC: $625,000 – (based on unit cost from this source)
VCR APC (basic 6x6): $600,000 – (based on unit cost from this source)
VCR APC (basic 4x4): $550,000 – (based on unit cost from this source) 
Buffalo APC: $400,000 (based on this data)
*TPP 501 APC: $400,000 (based on this data)
AML-90 Armored Car: ~$700,000 (based on 1997 production costs)
VBL Armored Car: ~$300,000 (based on sale to Indonesia in 1996)
*SAMP/T Battery: ~$400-450 million for radar, command systems, 6 launchers, & 96 Aster 30 missiles - (based on costs of similar systems & Aster missile)
*Roland: $8-10 million for launch vehicle & 20 Roland 3 missiles (based on this purchase and this data)
AU-F1 155mm SPH (aka GCT): $6.5 million (based loosely on this data)
CAESAR 155mm SPH: ~$5.5 million (based on contract for French Army)
TRF1 155mm Towed: ~$2 million (based on similar South African G5 in 2000, as well as Finnish GH-52 – I am accounting for the shorter barrel)

Aircraft
Rafale M: possibly $155 million or $120 million, based on below figures and higher flyaway cost
Rafale B/C: $150 million (based on near-sale of 18 to Morocco), $139 million (based on proposed Saudi purchase), possibly $131 million (preliminary prices in Moroccan offer)
Mirage 2000: -$40 million to upgrade to 2000-9 (based on offer to India) production of new aircraft officially ended
*ATR-72 ASW: ~$50-60 million - (based on below & similar units)
*ATR-42MP: $46 million - (based on Libyan buy)
*A330 MRTT: $300+ million – (so sayeth Australian deal)
*A310 MRTT: $50 million to upgrade existing aircraft – (based on Canadian data)
*Tiger: $40-50 million depending on variant (based on 2002 estimates andAustralian program for 22 - latter is assuming AUD)
*EC 725 Cougar: $53.7 million (based on recent Malaysian plan for 12)
*NH90 NFH: $52+ million (based on Australian buy and inflation in TTH price)
*NH90 TTH: $40+ million (based Greek contract for 20 and Finnish contract for 20)
*AS 532 Cougar: $27-35 million depending on variant (based on multiple sales)
*EC 635: $21 million w/ munitions - (based on Iraqi buy)
*EC 175 (Z-15): ~$20 million - (based on current civil unit price estimates)
*AS 565 Panther: $15 million - (based on multiple sales)
*AS 550/555 Fennec: $9-10 million (based on 2001 Malaysian order for 6 andIndian buy - latter includes 60 purchased plus domestic production)
*EC 145 (UH-72A): $7.5-8.5 million - (based on European & US contracts)
*EC 135: $6 million (based on 2001 sale to Portugal)
*EC 120B Colibri: $1.4 million - (based on US option for 55)
Harfang UAV System: ~$60 million for 3 aircraft & 2 ground stations - (estimate based on French procurement)
Patroller UAV System: ~$25-35 million for 3 aircraft & 2 ground stations - (based on French estimates)

Naval Units
Highly variable by nature. Best determined according to specific requirements on a case-by-case basis. Designs offered by France include:
Marlin Submarine: ~$600 million (wild guess)
*Scorp่ne Submarine: $400-550 million, depending on options (India paid over $500 million each for 6 AIP versions)
*Horizon Frigate: $1.1+ billion - (based on estimates)
*FREDA AAW Frigate: $800 million – (based on official estimates)
*FREMM Multirole Frigate: $575-750 million, depending on options – ($525-675 million target cost. Greece is Paying about $615 million each. Additional source)
La Fayette Multirole Frigate: ~$500 million – (based on Taiwan acquisition of $2.8 billion for 6)
Gowind Corvette: $270-300 million - (based on attempted sale to Bulgaria)
Combattante CL78 Corvette: $175-250 million, depending on options - (based on below)
Combattante BR70 Corvette: $150-200 million, depending on options - (based on Baynunah cost)
Combattante CL65 Corvette: $100-150 million, depending on options - (based on above)
Combattante BR42 Missile Boat: $40-60 million, depending on options - (based on above)
Vigilante 1400 CL79 OPV: ~$40-45 million - (based on similar vessels)
Vigilante 700 CL65 OPV: ~$30-35 million - (based on similar vessels)
Vigilante 400 CL54 Patrol Vessel: ~$20-25 million - (based on similar vessels)
Vigilante 200 BR42 Patrol Vessel: ~$15 million - (based on similar vessels)
Interceptor DV33 Patrol Craft: ~$5-15 million, depending on options - (rough estimate)
Interceptor DV15 Patrol Craft: ~$1-2 million - (rough estimate)
Mistral LPD/LPH: $475-525 million - (based on this source & South African program)
-$500-550 million with upgraded point defense - (based on print sources)
*PAAMS AAW System: ~$425-450 million - (based on initial costs)

Munitions
MM.40 Block 3 Exocet: $3.5-4 million – (based on costs of similar Harpoon models)
SM.39 Exocet: $4.5-5 million - (based on Malaysian buy)
AS.39 Exocet: $3.5-4 million – (based on costs of similar Harpoon models)
*SCALP Naval cruise missile: ~$5 million – (based on this data)
*SCALP-EG cruise missile: $1.8 million – (based on Italian acquisition and UK costs)
AS-30L Missile: ~$125-150,000 - (based on similar weapons)
Mica AIM: $1.5 million – (based on $800,000 production cost) 
*Aster 30 Block 1 SAM: ~$2.5-3 million - (based on below and improvements for modest ABM capability a la Patriot GEM/T)
*Aster 30 SAM : ~$2.5 million - (based on Aster 15 cost & similar weapons)
*Aster 15 SAM: $1.25 million - (based on this info)
*Roland SAM: $170,000 for Roland 2, $200,000 for Roland 3, $150,000 for RM-5 (based on this data
*Eryx ATGM: $900,000 for launcher & 6 missiles - (based on Turkish contract)
Milan ADT/ER: $800,000 for 1 launcher upgrade and 10 missiles - (based onSouth African program)
-$0.9-1 million for new launcher and 10 missiles - (based on above)
Milan 2T ATGM: $30,000 - (based on Indian purchase)
AASM PM bomb guidance kit: $160,000 - (based on lack of better data)
AASM DTT bomb guidance kit: $120,000 – (same as above)
Belouga BLG 66 cluster bomb: $65-70,000 – (based on 1998 price and Ottawa convention compliance costs)
Durandal anti-runway bomb: $32,000 – (based on estimated 2005 cost)
*A244-S 21" Torpedo: $3.5-4 million - (based on similar weapons. NOTE: for aircraft and surface ships, NOT subs)
*Black Shark 21" Torpedo: $3.5-4 million - (based on Malaysian acquisition) 
*MU90 Impact 12.75" Torpedo: $1-1.2 million - (based on similar weapons)

FUTURE SYSTEMS
The only current things I know of that Id put here are the trouble A400M, the VBCI, which hasn been offered for export as far as I know (AMX-10P replacement), and the EBCR (AMX-10RC and ERC-90 replacement). The A400Mmight even be cancelled. The VBCI is just starting deliveries, and my best info on the latter shows deliveries probably starting in 2011-2012. The FREMM, on the other hand, has been ordered by other nations, so I stuck that in current. Same with the Marlin, though that’s only being offered at this point. The only other program involves digitizing the French army and possibly replacing several vehicle types by 2025 (VBCI and EBRC are part of this). Under this, the VAB could be replaced as well. 
There’s also the A400M, which under soaring costs and delays, will not see service until at least 2014.
Also added here is the upgraded Rafale. The AESA radar and integrated defense system, among other features, are, AFAIK, NOT on previous export attempts because they’re not in service yet. Expect a $15 million or so price hike, at least, for all the new toys.

Ground
VBCI: ~$5.5 million based on French contract at 2.34 million euro each
EBRC: ~$3 million based on this admittedly questionable data, more likely $7-10 million.

Air
Improved Rafale: $135-170 million, depending on price for basic unit. Probably available starting around 2012
*A400M: ~$180-200+ million export, with service probably around 2016, based on South African buy and Malaysian update
*nEUROn UCAV System: ~$125-140 million for 2 aircraft & 1 ground station based on unit cost and similar systems. Multinational UCAV with expected IOC 2017 based on first flight of demonstrator in 2011.
*Tolarion UAV System: ~$100-110 million for 4 aircraft & 2 ground stations based on other units. Multinational jet-powered UAV. Some sources indicate 2013 IOC, but that may be just a first flight. Since other actions speak louder than forecasts, I would suggest a 2017 entry date.

Naval
*PABMS: ~$475-500 million based on original PAAMS system cost. This is an ABM-capable system that incorporates improved radar & fire control of with the Aster 30 Block 2missile. IOC probably 2012-2015.
Barracuda class submarine: $1.9 billion per submarine - (based on wiki article)

Munitions
*Aster 30 Block 2 ABM: ~$4-5 million based on Aster 30 cost & contemporaries. Longer ranged with improved guidance and warhead compared to Aster 30 to engage 1000-3000 km class ballistic missiles. IOC likely between 2012 and 2015.

GERMAN MILITARY EQUIPMENT

Ground Units
Leopard 2A7+: ~$19 million export (based on previous versions)
Leopard 2E: $12 million+ for co-production (based on Spanish contract), $16 million for export (potential Saudi contract)
Leopard 2A6M: estimate of $16-18 million
Leopard 2HEL: $14 million co-production (Greek contract of 10 million euro each), probably $15-17 million export.
Puma IFV: $10.5 million (the 3 billion Euro production contract for 410 is listed everywhere)
TH 495 IFV: $3 million – (based on 2002 cost data)
Wiesel 2: $2-3 million depending on variant (based on German orders forcommand post & engineer and ambulance versions)
Dingo 2 MPV: $1.5 million – (based on Belgian contract)
*Boxer MRAV: $5-6 million – (based on $3.3-3.5 million average domestic costwith corroborating sources)
Condor APC: $500,000 (based on this data)
TM 170 APC: $450,000 - (based on this data)
*TPP 501 APC: $400,000 - (based on this data)
Fennek Scout Car: $1.75 million – (based on original domestic contract)
LeFlaSys Air Defense System: $20 million per 4-launcher system, $2.6 million to modify an HMMWV or APC – (based on German procurement and Greek buy)
*MANTIS 35mm Fixed AA System: $90 million for 2 radars, 6 guns, & control station (plus ammo) - (based on German order)
*Roland: $8-10 million for launch vehicle & 20 Roland 3 missiles - (based onthis purchase and this data)
Wildcat SPAAG: $10 million all-weather, $5 million fair/day, $6 & $3 respectively million for attaching the turret to other vehicles – (based on these estimates)
PzH 2000 155mm SPH: $8 million – (based on Italian & Greek contracts. It was $6 million+ in all sales during the early 2000s.)
AGM 155mm Turret: ~$3.5-4.5 million - (for mounting on assorted armored & truck chasses. Cost estimated based on PzH 2000)
Kodiak CEV: $8.5 million - (based on Dutch & Swedish orders)
M3 Amphibious Rig: ~$5-6 million - (based on wiki estimate)

Aircraft
*Eurofighter Typhoon Tranche 3A: $150 million – (based on full cost estimate for Austria)
-Saudi Arabia got a unit price of $123 million in 2007, with 2/3 of the units produced domestically & limited spares/support
*A330 MRTT: $300+ million – (so sayeth Australian deal)
*A310 MRTT: $50 million to upgrade existing aircraft – (based on Canadian data)
KZO UAV: $100 million per system (based on 2001 contract)
*Tiger: $40-50 million depending on variant (based on 2002 estimates andAustralian program for 22 - latter is assuming AUD)
*EC 725 Cougar: $53.7 million (based on recent Malaysian plan for 12)
*NH90 NFH: $52+ million (based on Australian buy and inflation in TTH price)
*NH90 TTH: $40+ million (based Greek contract for 20 and Finnish contract for 20)
*AS 532 Cougar: $27-35 million depending on variant (based on multiple sales)
*EC 635: $21 million w/ munitions - (based on Iraqi buy)
*AS 565 Panther: $15 million (based on multiple sales)
*AS 550/555 Fennec: $9-10 million (based on 2001 Malaysian order for 6 andIndian buy - latter includes 60 purchased plus domestic production)
*EC 145 (UH-72A): $7.5-8.5 million - (based on European & US contracts)
*EC 135/635: $6 million (based on 2001 sale to Portugal)
*EC 120B Colibri: $1.4 million (based on US option for 55)
KZO UAV System: ~$50 million for 10 aircraft & 2 ground stations - (based onprogram cost)
Luna UAV System: ~$16-20 million for 10 aircraft & 2 ground stations - (rough estimate)
Aladin UAV System: ~$500-600,000 - (based on similar units)

Naval Units
Highly variable by nature. Best determined according to specific requirements on a case-by-case basis. Germany is the world leader in Frigate and Submarine exports. Designs offered include:
Dolphin AIP Submarine: $650 million - (based on Israeli purchase)
Type 212A Submarine: ~$600 million – (based on German procurements)
Type 214 Submarine: ~$500-600 million – (hard to peg it down, but was $400 million in 2000, and Turkey estimated about $583 million each with domestic production)
F124 Sachsen FFG: $920 million - (based on cost breakdown)
F125 Frigate: $700-800 million – (based on German order)
MEKO A200 Frigate: ~$400 million – (based on this source)
K130 Braunschweig Corvette: $300 million – (based on German contract for 5at current exchange rates)
MEKO A-100 Corvette: $265-300 million (Malaysian buy)
Guardian OPV: $45-50 million – (based on this source)
Berlin AOR: $450 million - (based on this source)

Munitions
*Taurus Cruise Missile: $3 million - (based on production cost)
IRIS-T: $750,000 (based on production cost relative to AIM-9X)
*Roland Missile: $170,000 for Roland 2, $200,000 for Roland 3, $150,000 for RM-5 (based on this data)
Barracuda 21" Torpedo: ~$5 million - (random guess)
DM2A4 21" Torpedo: $3.5-4 million - (based on similar weapons)
DM2A3 21" Torpedo: $3-3.5 million - (based on similar weapons)

FUTURE SYSTEMS
Not a whole lot of future stuff for Germany. Most of their replacement projects have already started deliveries.

Ground
SysFla: Air defense system to complement LeFlaSys. I haven’t dug up much on it yet.

Air
*A400M: ~$180-200+ million export, with service probably around 2016, based on South African buy and Malaysian update
*Barracuda UCAV System: ~$110-125 million based on similar, but larger, nEUROn. Probably in service around 2016-2017.
*Tolarion UAV System: ~$100-110 million for 4 aircraft & 2 ground stations based on other units. Multinational jet-powered UAV. Some sources indicate 2013 IOC, but that may be just a first flight. Since other actions speak louder than forecasts, I would suggest a 2017 entry date.

Naval
K131 Corvette: Rough estimate of ~$250-400 million. Don’t know much about it yet, other than that 6 are planned to replace the Gepards, and should be appearing somewhere in the 2015 time frame, with construction maybe starting in 2010-2011.
IDAS SAM: Probably around $1 million average per missile. It’s an IRIS-T quad pack that fits in and is fired from a submarine torpedo tube. Planned deliveries starting 2009, IOC in 2014.

UK MILITARY EQUIPMENT


Ground Units
** Please note: The Challenger 2E was withdrawn from the export market as of 2005. It could be reinstated, probably at a ~$18 million unit cost, but this is HIGHLY unlikely.
Vickers Mk.3M: $8-9 million – (based on this forecase)
Desert Warrior IFV: $4 million - (based on 1993 Kuwaiti purchase)
ILAV Badger: $550,000 - (based on Iraqi purchase)
Saxon APC: $400,000 – (based on 2003 cost estimates)
*Panther CLV: $700,000 – (based on UK acquisition)
FLAADS(L) SAM: $25 million for launch vehicle & 24 CAAM missiles - (based on ASRAAM costs & similar systems)
Jernas/Rapier Mk.2 SAM: ~$145 million for radar, 5 launchers, & 80 missiles - (based on Malaysian buy and source for quantity)
AS90 Braveheart: ~$7-8 million - (sources indicate similar price to somewhat cheaper than PzH 2000)
FV430 Mk.3 Bulldog: ~$2.7 million to upgrade from FV430 - (based on British contract)
MWMIK Jackal 2: $521,000 - (based on UK contracts)
MWMIK Coyote TSV-L: $727,000 - (see here)
Land Rover Snatch PPV: $100,000 - (based on estimates)
Land Rover Wolf WMIK: $100,000 - (based on estimates)
Force Protection Ocelot LPPV: $1.45 million - (based on this)

Aircraft
Interestingly, the UK has few indigenous designs. Virtually every aircraft used in the past quarter century has been either a joint project or licensed production. The only major exceptions are the Hawk trainer and Lynx helicopter.
*Eurofighter Typhoon Tranche 3A: $150 million – (based on full cost estimate for Austria)
-Saudi Arabia got a unit price of $123 million in 2007, with 2/3 of the units produced domestically & limited spares/support
Hawk 200: $35-45 million, depending on variant (rough estimate based on contemporaries and other versions. This is a light fighter/attack version, NOT a trainer)
Hawk 128: $35-$40 million – (based on UK purchase)
Hawk 132: $25 million - (based on Indian sale)
*AW101 Merlin: $45-65 million, depending on variant – (based on British, Dutch, Italian, and Portuguese contracts)
*AW139: $21 million - (based on Malaysian deal) 
*AW149: $35 million - (based on Turkish offer)
Lynx Wildcat: $45 million – (based on UK $25 million unit price)
Super Lynx: $35 million – (based on 2002 sale to Oman, among others)
*Raytheon Sentinel: $1.5 billion for system of 5 aircraft + 8 ground stations. ~$300 million for aircraft + ground station - (UK contract)

Naval Units
Highly variable by nature. Best determined according to specific requirements on a case-by-case basis. The UK does not really export much in the way of new warships, but designs that could be potentially offered include:
Type 45 Daring Destroyer: $1.6 billion(!) fully fitted (yes, that’s what the UK is paying. It gets worse – they lack ASW systems)
Albion LPD: $385 million (based on costs of final ships)
Bay LPD $200 million
Khareef OPV: $225 million - (based on Omani buy)
Clyde OPV: $50 million - (based on UK program
Wave Class Oiler: $190 million - (based on UK contract)
MARS/Tide Class Support Tanker: $250 million - (RoK built)
*PAAMS AAW System: ~$425-450 million - (based on initial costs)
Goalkeeper CIWS: ~$25 million - (based on numerous estimates ranging from 16 to 25 million Euro, and similar units)
UT 512/Harstad OPV: $40 million - (Based on this.)
UT 512L/Thor OPV: $50 million - (Based on this.)

Munitions
Meteor BVRAAM: $2-3 million export - (based on French assessment for domestic production and UK cost estimates)
AIM-132 ASRAAM: $900,000+ - (based on cost comparison to AIM-9X)
CAAM Missile: $0.9-1 million - (based on ASRAAM)
Starstreak SAM[/b]: ~$3-3.5 million for 3-rounhd launcher & 10 missiles - (based on South African order)
*SCALP Naval cruise missile: ~$5 million – (based on this data)
*SCALP-EG cruise missile: $1.8 million – (based on Italian acquisition and UK costs)
Sea Skua Antiship Missile: ~$750-800,000 - (estimate based on Malaysian buy)
Brimstone DM ATGM: ~$550-600,000 - (based on below)
Brimstone ATGM: ~$500,000 - (based on Hellfire cost)
Stingray Mod 1 12.75" Torpedo: ~$1.2-1.5 million - (based on similar weapons)

FUTURE SYSTEMS
Not a whole lot here. Just a couple of ground and naval things. The FRES (no service name applied yet) is a license-built Piranha V (Swiss MOWAG design) to replace a number of older APCs. And if you don’t know about the Queen Elizabeth (aka CVF) yet, you’re probably not interested in carriers.

Ground:
*FRES: $6-7 million based on this editorial that suggests $4.5 million each at current exchange rates.

Air:
*A400M: ~$180-200+ million export, with service probably around 2016, based on South African buy and Malaysian update

Naval:
Queen Elizabeth Carrier: $3-3.2 billion based on procurement data at current exchange rates.
Type 26 Frigate: $650-750 million based on projected cost. Part of FSC program with deliveries expected starting 2020. Likely either a derivative of the FREMM or Daring class.
*PABMS: ~$475-500 million based on original PAAMS system cost. This is an ABM-capable system that incorporates improved radar & fire control of with the Aster 30 Block 2missile. IOC probably 2012-2015.

UKRAINE MILITARY EQUIPMENT



Ground Units
T-84 Oplot-M: $4.6+ million – (estimate based on T-84 cost)
T-84-120 Yatagan: $4.5 million – (estimate based on T-84 cost)
T-84U: $3.8 million – (probably what this is referring to)
T-64BM "Bulat": $866,000 as a T-64 upgrade - (based on wiki article)
T-55AGM: ~$1.5-2 million as T-55/62/Type 59 upgrade – (very rough estimate based on capabilities)
BTR-4: $1.7 million – (based on this article)
BTR-3U: $1.3 million – (based on same as above) 
BTR-94: $1.4 million - (based on BTR-80, BTR-3)

Aircraft
An-124-102: $195 million – (based on this data)
An-124-200: $160 million – (based on this estimate)
An-124-100M: $150 million – (based on this estimate)
An-74: $20 million – (based on wiki quote)
Mil Mi-8MSB1: $30+ million for export - (based on here)
Mil Mi-2MSB2: $9+ million for export - (see above)

Aircraft upgrades
Su-25M1/Su-25UBM1: $10-15+ million as an upgrade of Su-25.
Mil Mi-2MSB2: $4+ million to upgrade Mil Mi-2.
Mil Mi-8MSB1: $10+ million to upgrade Mil Mi-8.

FUTURE SYSTEMS
Only one thing is currently in the works: the An-70 transport. It will probably start production within 2-3 years for an IOC of 2012-2013, assuming no funding shortfalls. Russia has withdrawn from the project, and thus has probably relinquished its rights to offer and regulate sales of the unit.
The only other thing is a probable: Ukraine is the only way Russia can fulfill its naval ambitions without incurring tremendous costs, as Russia doesn’t have any facilities capable of building an aircraft carrier, of which 2-4 are desired. Ukraine would probably take this up and construct ships under contract.

Air
An-70: $80+ million based on wiki estimate and new financial situation. Could enter production by 2011.

Naval
Future Russian Carrier: Probably $2.5-5 billion, depending on specs. We’ll probably see construction starting within a few years, most likely in Ukraine, with the first ship out as early as 2016 or 2017, and another every 3 years after that.

ITALIAN MILITARY EQUIPMENT



Ground Units
Ariete 2 MBT: $16-18 million – (based on this data)
Freccia IFV: $8 million – (based on Italian estimates)
Dardo IFV: $6-8 million – (based on costs of similar vehicles)
Centauro 120: $3.5 million - (based on Omani buy)
Centauro B1: $3 million – (based on Spanish purchase)
LMV: $450-500,000 – (based on UK and Croatian contracts)
*SAMP/T Battery: ~$400-450 million for radar, command systems, 6 launchers, & 96 Aster 30 missiles - (based on costs of similar systems & Aster missile)
Spada 2000 SAM Battery: $60 million for radar, control, 4 launchers, & 48 missiles - (based on Pakistani buy)

Aircraft
*Eurofighter Typhoon Tranche 3A: $150 million – (based on full cost estimate for Austria)
-Saudi Arabia got a unit price of $123 million in 2007, with 2/3 of the units produced domestically & limited spares/support
*ATR-72 ASW: ~$50-55 million - (based on below & similar units)
*ATR-42MP: $46 million - (based on Libyan buy)
*C-27J: $35 million – (based on Lithuanian contract)
M-346 Light Attack: $35 million - (based on UAE contract)
M-346 Trainer: $30 million - (based on above)
MB-339CM: $17.5 million - (based on Malaysian purchase)
*T129 ATAK: $60 million – (based on Turkish contract)
AW129: $55 million – (based on initial Turkey reports)
AW129I: $45 million – (based on wiki estimate)
*NH90 NFH: $52+ million (based on Australian buy and inflation in TTH price)
*NH90 TTH: $40+ million (based Greek contract for 20 and Finnish contract for 20)
AW109 Power: $10.5 million – (based on sales price estimate)
Falco UAV: ~$50 million for 5 aircraft & 2 ground stations - (based on similar units)

Naval Units
Cavour Carrier: $2 billion – (based on Official contracts)
*Horizon Frigate: $1.1+ billion - (based on estimates)
*FREDA AAW Frigate: $800 million – (based on official estimates)
*FREMM Multirole Frigate$575-750 million, depending on options – ($525-675 million target cost. Greece is Paying about $615 million each. Additional source)
MITO MCM: $115 million - (based on Finnish buy)
*PAAMS AAW System: ~$425-450 million - (based on initial costs)

Munitions
*Aster 30 Block 1 SAM: ~$2.5-3 million - (based on below and improvements for modest ABM capability a la Patriot GEM/T)
*Aster 30 SAM : ~$2.5 million - (based on Aster 15 cost & similar weapons)
*Aster 15 SAM: $1.25 million - (based on this info)
*A244-S 21" Torpedo: $3-4 million - (based on similar weapons. NOTE: for aircraft and surface ships, NOT subs)
*Black Shark 21" Torpedo: $3.5-4 million - (based on Malaysian acquisition) 
*MU90 Impact 12.75" Torpedo: $1-1.2 million - (based on similar weapons)


FUTURE SYSTEMS
Italy was ahead of the pack in modernizing most of its forces, and therefore has few future projects since most of its needs are already addressed or well under way. A few things here and there though.

Air
Atlantique Replacement: No plans that I know of, but these are old planes. An upgrade, or possibly indigenous design might be procured.
*nEUROn UCAV System: ~$125-140 million for 2 aircraft & 1 ground station based on unit cost and similar systems. Multinational UCAV with expected IOC 2017 based on first flight of demonstrator in 2011.

Naval
New CVH: There seem to be plans for a new helicopter carrier, probably similar to the Cavour, to replace the Garibaldi. $2 billion would be a reasonable cost.
New LPD/LPH: The old ones are approaching 30 years old now, and are due for replacement within the decade. I know nothing beyond the basic requirement.
*PABMS: ~$475-500 million based on original PAAMS system cost. This is an ABM-capable system that incorporates improved radar & fire control of with the Aster 30 Block 2missile. IOC probably 2012-2015.

Munitions
*Aster 30 Block 2 ABM: ~$4-5 million based on Aster 30 cost & contemporaries. Longer ranged with improved guidance and warhead compared to Aster 30 to engage 1000-3000 km class ballistic missiles. IOC likely between 2012 and 2015.

SOUTH KOREAN MILITARY EQUIPMENT



Ground Units
K2 Black Panther MBT: ~$15-17 million - (based on unit price relative to contemporaries, and factoring in drops for full-scale)
K21 IFV: $5.5-6 million+ - (based on DID)
K200 IFV: $2.5-3 million - (based on unit cost)
K9 155mm SPH: $10 million for 1 gun & 1 RSV - (based on wiki price)
-$6 million for gun only
*Chunma (K-SAM Pegasus): ~$15-18 million - (based on South Korean contract)
K30 Biho SPAAG: ~$10 million - (based on unit cost)

Aircraft
FA-50 Golden Eagle: ~$40-45 million - (based on below)
TA-50 Golden Eagle: ~$35 million - (based on below)
T-50 Golden Eagle: ~$30-35 million - (based on comparable aircraft)
KT-1 Trainer: $10 million - (based on Indonesian purchase)
KAI Surion: $20 million - (based on $16.3mil production cost)

Naval Units
King Segjong the Great DDG (KDX-III): ~$1.2-1.4 billion - (based on original estimates and heavy armament)
Chungmugong Yi Sun-shin DDG (KDX-II): ~$650-750 million - (estimate based on similar units)
Ulsan FF: $120 million - (based on Bangladeshs buy)
Gumdoksuri Missile Boat: $100 million - (based on Kazakh interest)
Dokdo LPH: $330 million - (based on Malaysian estimates)
Makassar LPD: $40 million - (based on Indonesian contract)

Munitions
Hyunmoo III Cruise Missile: ~$4-5 million, depending on variant - (based on similar weapons)
Hae Sung I Antiship Missile: ~$3.5-4 million - (based on production estimates)
Shingung (KP-SAM): ~$1.8 million for 1 launcher & 10 missiles - (based on cost estimate & similar systems)
Hong Sang Eo (Red Shark) ASROC: $2-2.5 million - (based on domestic production)
Chung Sang Eo (Blue Shark) 324mm Torpedo: $0.9-1 million - (based onKorean procurement)
Baek Sang Eo (White Shark) 480mm Torpedo: $800-900,000 - (based onKorean data)

FUTURE SYSTEMS

Ground
Cheolmae II M-SAM: $250-$300 million per battery - (based on S-400 price)
Samsung Techwin MPV: $2.5-5 million per unit.
Doosan Infracore Black Fox: $2.5-5 million per unit.
Rotem KW1 Scorpion: $2.5-5 million per unit.

Naval
KDX-IIA DDG: ~$800-900 million. This is a basic KDX-II that incorporates a full AEGIS suite, and will be used as an alternative to the more expensive KDX-III type. These are expected to appear around 2016-2018
FFX: $250-500+ million, depending on sensor & weapon options. These are a modular frigate design with a number of potential options that will appear in at least three variants. One possible inclusion is the SPY-1K radar, which is the main reason for the large range. I would expect the patrol version to be $250-300 million, ASW to be $280-350 million, and an air defense version to be $400-500 million. IOC is expected to be 2011-2012 for the patrol version, with the specialized ones not appearing before 2017.

ISRAELI MILITARY EQUIPMENT



Ground Units
Merkava IV MBT: $16 million – (based on estimates for Merkava 2/3)
Namer IFV: ~$9-10 million - (based on below)
Namer APC: ~$8 million - (based on Israeli Cost estimates)
Wolf APC: $200-250,000 - (based on contract price and expected number)
Atmos 2000 155mm SPH: $4.5-5 million - (based on similar systems)
Atmos 155mm/39 SPH: $4-4.5 million - (based on similar systems)
Arrow II ABM Battery: $250 million for 1 radar, 1 control station, 1 C3I center, 6 6-round launchers, & 36 missiles - (based on old estimates)
*Barak II/8 SAM Battery: $150 million for 1 radar, 1 control station, 4 8-round launchers, & 64 missiles - (based on Indian acquisition)
Spyder-MR (50 km) SAM Battery: $115-120 million for radar, command unit, 4 8-round launchers, 80+ missiles - (based on below)
Spyder-MR (35 km) SAM Battery: $100-105 million for radar, command unit, 4 8-round launchers, 80+ missiles - (based on below)
Spyder-SR SAM Battery: $55-60 million for radar, command unit, 4 quad launchers, 40+ missiles - (based on Singapore purchase)
Jumper Missile System: ~$8 million with 3 full missile loads - (extremely rough estimate)
Green Pine Radar (part of Arrow 2 system): $107.5 million – (based on very recent South Korean purchase)

Aircraft
*Il-76 Phalcon AEW: $475-500 million – (based on Indian contract)
*G550 Phalcon AEW: $325 million – (based on Korean offer)
EL/M-2083 Aerostat radar: $75 million – (based on sale to India)
Heron UAV: $60 million for 4 aircraft & 2 ground stations - (based on Indian acquisition)
-$5 million for individual aircraft - (based on another Indian order)
I-View UAV: $55 million for 4 aircraft & 2 ground stations - (based onAustralian order)
Searcher UAV: $20 million per system – (based on Spanish buy)
Hermes 450 UAV: $10 million for 3 aircraft & 1 ground station - (estimate based on this sale)
Skylark II LE UAV System: ~$6-7 million for 3 aircraft & ground contol - (based on below & similar aircraft)
Skylark II UAV System: ~$4-5 million for 3 aircraft and ground control - (estimate based on Czech buy)
Orbiter UAV System: $525,000 for 3 aircraft & ground control - (based onPolish buy)
Skylark I LE UAV System: $400-500,000 for 3 aircraft & ground control - (based on Israeli acquisition)
Skylark I UAV System: ~$300-350,000 for 3 aircraft & ground control - (based on above)
Micro-B UAV System: $100,000 for 3 aircraft & ground control - (according tothis source)
Skylite B UAV: $50,000 for aircraft & control - (based on this data)
*Phalcon Radome System: $425 million + cost of aircraft - (based on Indian buy)

Naval Units
Super Dvora Mk.3 Patrol Boat: $5 million - (based on this info)
Super Dvora Mk.2 Patrol Boat: $1.6 million – (India has these too)
Barak Air Defense System: $48 million for radar, 24 cells VLS, tracking, & 28 missiles - (based on Indian buy)
Barak Light Air Defense System: $42 million for radar, 16 cells VLS, tracking, & 18 missiles - (based on Indian buy)

Munitions
Derby AAM: $1.2 million – (based on sale to India)
Python 5 AAM: ~$500,000 - (estimate based on similar weapons)
*Barak II/8 SAM: ~$1-1.2 million - (rough estimate based on cost for full fire unit)
Barak SAM: $425,000 - (based on Indian purchase)
Popeye I cruise missile: $2.5 million – (based on sale to India)
Gabriel V Antiship Missile: - ~$2.5-3 million - (rough estimate)
Gabriel IV Antiship Missile: - ~$2 million - (rough estimate)
Gabriel III Antiship Missile: - ~$1.8-2 million - (based on below and active guidance)
Gabriel II Antiship Missile: - $1.2 million - (based on thid (admittedly dated) source)
Nimrod ATGM: ~$150-200,000 - (very rough estimate)
Spike NLOS ATGM: ~$300-400,000 - (very rough estimate)
Spike-ER ATGM: $1.45 million for 1 launcher & 5 missiles – (based on Spanish acquisition)
Spike-LR ATGM: $1.65 million for 1 launcher & 10 missiles – (based on Spanish contract)
Spike-MR ATGM: $600,000 for 1 launcher & 8 missiles – (based on 2001 Dutch acquisition)
LAHAT ATGM: ~$50-60,000 – (based on 1999 cost estimates)
SPICE (Israeli JADM): ~$55-70,000 - (based on JADM costs)

Upgrades
Note that all of these are assuming the base unit (in parenthesis) is already in inventory.
Harrier avionics upgrade (AV-8B/Sea Harrier): $7 million – (based on Indian purchase)
MiG-21-2000 (MiG-21): $5.5 million – (yup, it’s India again)
Sabra Mk.III MBT (M60A1/A3): $4.5 million – (based on Turkish contract)
Namer APC/IFV (Merkava 1/2 MBT): $2.5 million – (based on internal cost estimates)
Achzarit IFV (30mm RWS): $1.2 million rebuild of T-54/55 - (based on below)
Achzarit APC (T-55): $750,000 – (link is dead)
Bazelet APC (M113): $500,000 – (based off Israeli upgrade)
Tank Thermal Imaging System (T-72, probably good for most tanks): $140,000 – (based on sale to India)
Mini-Samson (most ground vehicles & small naval vessels): $110,000 – (based on sale to the UK)
155mm rebuild of M46 field gun: $325,000 – (based on sale to India)

Doesn’t Quite Fit Elsewhere
Spy Satellite Rental: $20 million per year

CHINESE MILITARY EQUIPMENT



Ground Units
Type 99 MBT: ~$4.5 million – (based on this estimate)
*Type 90-IIM (Al Khalid) MBT: ~$4 million – (based on a now-defunct link)
Type 96 MBT: ~$3 million – (estimate based on above)
ZBD2000 MBT: ~$2.5-3 million - (based on below)
ZBD2000 IFV: ~$2.5 million – (based on this source)
Type 97 IFV: ~$2-2.5 million – (based on cost of BMP-3)
WZ501 IFV: ~$700,000 – (based on costs of similar vehicles)
WZ551 APC: ~$400,000 – (based on a now-defunct link)
Type 95 SPAAG: ~$4 million – (based on costs of similar units)
WS-1B 302mm MRL: ~$10-12 million – (based on Turkish contract)
PHL-03 300mm MRL: ~$7-9 million – (based on costs of similar BM-30)
Type 90 122mm MRL: ~$1-2 million – (based on costs of similar units)
PLZ-05 155mm SPH: ~$5.5-6 million – (based on a now-defunct link)
PLZ-45 155mm SPH: $5 million – (based on Kuwaiti purchase)
SH-1 155mm SPH: ~$3-3.5 million - (based on similar systems)
PLL-01 155mm TH: ~$1.5-2 million - (based on similar weapons)
Type 89 122mm SPH: ~$3.5 million – (based on a now-defunct link)
SH-2 122mm SPH: ~$1.5-2 million - (based on similar systems)
PLL-05 120mm SPG/M: ~$650,000 – (based on cost of similar 2S23)
HQ-9 (FD-2000) LR-SAM: ~$150-180 million for fire unit with 1 search/tracking radar, 1 tracking radar, 6 launchers, & 48 missiles - (very rough estimate based on S-300 costs)
FT-2000 LR-SAM: ~$130-160 million for fire unit with 1 search/tracking radar, 1 tracking radar, 6 launchers, & 48 missiles - (based on above)
KS-1A MR-SAM: ~$45-50 million for radar, 4 launchers, & 24 missiles - (rough estimate based on similar weapons)
LS-II ADS SR-SAM: ~$30 million for radar, 4 launchers, 16 DK-12 & 16 DK-9 missiles - (rough estimate)
Type 90 35mm AA: ~$7-8 million for 2 guns & radar - (based on being Skyguard copy)

Aircraft
J-10A: $45 million – (based on wiki estimate)
JF-17 Block II: $30-35 million - (based on below)
JF-17: $25-30 million – (based on flyaway cost estimates)
F-7NI: $15 million – (based on Nigerian buy)
F-7BG: $10 million – (based on Bangladesh sale)
KJ-2000 AEW: ~$160-180 million - (based on similar systems and below)
ZDK-03 AEW: ~$80-100 million - (based on similar systems)
KJ-200 AEW: ~$80-100 million - (based on similar systems)
L-15 Trainer: $14-15 million – (based on wiki estimate)
FTC-2000 (JL-9): $14-15 million – (based on rival L-15’s price)
K-8E: ~$4.5-5 million – (based on sale to Egypt)
K-8: ~$3.5-4 million – (based on sales estimations)
WZ-10: ~$35 million – (based on costs of similar units)
*Z-15C: ~$35-40 million - (based on below)
*Z-15 (EC 175): ~$20 million - (based on current civil unit price estimates)
WZ-19: ~$25-35 million - (rough estimate based on above & below)
WZ-9: ~$20-25 million – (based on costs of Z-9)
Z-9D: ~$20-25 million - (based on below)
Z-9C: ~$15-20 million – (based on this estimate)
Z-9B: ~$10-12 million - (based on above)

Naval Units
Type 041 Submarine: ~$250-300 million – (educated guess)
Type 039G Submarine: ~$200-250 million – (educated guess)
*Type 051C DDG: ~$800 million – (better SAM and larger than 052C, but may not have equal C4I systems)
Type 052C DDG: $800 million – (based on wiki estimate)
*Type 052B DD: $450 million, including Russian SAM system – (based onconstruction cost)
Type 054A FF: $275 million – (based on production cost)
Type 053H3 FF: $160-195 million – (based on Pakistani buy)
Type 022 Houbei FAC: ~$100-125 million - (based on similar vessels)
Type 071 LPD: $165 million - (based on Malaysian estimates)
Pattani OPV: $50 million - (based on Thai purchase)
Yuyi LCAC: ~$25 million - (based on cost of similar US LCAC)

Munitions
PL-12 MRAAM: ~$250-300,000 - (based on wiki price and similar weapons)
PL-9C SRAAM: ~$150,000 - (based on above & similar weapons)
FN-6 SAM: ~$75-90,000 – (based on costs of similar missiles)
QW-2 SAM: ~$75-90,000 – (based on costs of similar missiles)
HJ-10 IIR/MMW: ~$200,000 - (rough estimate based on below)
LJ-7 ATGM: ~$80,000 - (estimate based on being variant of HJ-10)
HJ-10 ATGM: ~$75,000 - (rough estimate, based on similar missiles)
AKD-10 AGM: ~$60,000 - (rough estimate based on being cheaper HJ-10 derivative)
HJ-9 ATGM: ~$60,000 - (rough estimate, based on similar missiles)
HJ-8 ATGM: ~$500,000 for 1 launcher & 8 missiles – (based on costs of similar missiles)

SPANISH MILITARY EQUIPMENT



Ground Units
*LT-105 Light Tank: ~$10 million – (based on Pizarro price)
*ASCOD/Pizarro IFV: $7.5 million – (based on Spanish procurement
BMR-600 APC: $500,000 – (based on this data)

Aircraft
*Eurofighter Typhoon Tranche 3A: $125 million – (based on full cost estimate for Austria)
*A330 MRTT: $300+ million – (so sayeth Australian deal)
*A310 MRTT: $50 million to upgrade existing aircraft – (based on Canadian data)
C-295 MPA: $50-60 million - (based on below)
*CN-235-300M Maritime Patrol: $45-50 million – (based on Mexican request)
C-295: $27 million – (based on 2005 contract)
*CN-235: $25 million – (source now dead link)

Naval Units
Juan Carlos 1 LHD/Carrier ~$700 million – (based on Australian Canberra contract)
*S-80 Submarine: $600 million – (based on original production contract)
*Scorp่ne Submarine: $400-550 million, depending on options (India paid over $500 million each for 6 AIP versions)
Alvaro de Bazan FFG: $950+ million – (based on cost of the last one)
BAM OPV: $120 million – (based on this)
Galicia LPD: $260 million - (based on Malaysian estimates)
Cantabria Replenishment Ship: $300 million - (based on Spanish contract)
LCM-1E: ~$25 million - (based on Australian program & similar LCM2000)

FUTURE SYSTEMS
Since I stuck all the ships that will be entering service in the next few years with the currently offered, there’s really nothing here. Aside from its role in the A400M

Air
*A400M: ~$180-200+ million export, with service probably around 2016, based on South African buy and Malaysian update
*Tolarion UAV System: ~$100-110 million for 4 aircraft & 2 ground stations based on other units. Multinational jet-powered UAV. Some sources indicate 2013 IOC, but that may be just a first flight. Since other actions speak louder than forecasts, I would suggest a 2017 entry date.

TURKISH MILITARY EQUIPMENT



Ground Units
Otokar Yavuz APC: $2.7-3.2 million - (based on unit cost compared to Stryker)
FNSS Pars IFV: ~$3-4 million - (based on Malaysian request)
ACV-300 AIFV: $2.75 million - (based on Malaysian buy)
Otokar Kaya MRAP: $500,000 - (based on cost of similar vehicles)
Otokar Cobra APC: $300,000 - (based on Nigerian purchase)
Otokar Akrep APC: $200,000 - (rough estimate)
TOROS 230/260mm MRL: ~$12-14 million including ammunition - (rough estimate based on similar systems)
*T-155 Firtina 155mm SPH: - $5.75 million - (based on unit price relative to PzH 2000)
T-155 Pantir 155mm TH: $2.6 million - (based on this & above)
*ATILGAN SAM: ~$13 million new, ~$12 million upgrade of existing APC, both including 20 Stinger missiles - (based on Avenger cost)
-$8 & $7 million for new and upgrade without missiles, respectively
*ZIPKIN SAM: ~$8 million new, ~$7.5 million upgrade of existing vehicle, both including 8 Stinger missiles - (based on Avenger cost)
-$6 & $5.5 million for new and upgrade without missiles, respectively

Aircraft
Hurkus Trainer: ~$12 million - (based on similar aircraft)
Anka-B UCAV: ~$60-70 million for 3 aircraft & 1 ground station - (based on below)
Anka-A UAV: ~$35-45 million for 3 aircraft & 1 ground station - (based on similar units)
Bayraktar UAV System: ~$300,000 for 3 aircraft & ground control - (based on similar units)

Naval Units
Highly variable by nature. Best determined according to specific requirements on a case-by-case basis. Designs offered by Turkey include:
F-100 Frigate: ~$400-450 million - (estimated based on below)
Milgem Corvette: $250 million - (this source)
Dost OPV: $115 million - (based on this source)

Munitions
UMTAS ATGM: $300-400,000 - (based on similar weapons)
Cirit 70mm guided rocket: ~$40-50,000 - (very rough estimate)
HGK (Turkish JADM): ~$55-70,000 - (based on JADM costs)

FUTURE SYSTEMS

Ground
*Altay MBT: ~$15 million based on price estimate & similar units. New tank with South Korean K2 components likely to enter service in the 2015-2016 time frame.

Naval
TF-2000 FFG: $550-900 million, depending on configuration. Ive seen talk of both domestic systems and AEGIS on these future AAW vessels, and depending on the specific option, they could vary in price considerably. $900 million is for an SPY-1D vessel with a large missile complement, while the lower $550 million is possible with an SPY-1F and lighter armament (48 or so combined SM-2 and ESSM), or with a domestic AAW suite and slightly higher armament. They e likely to enter service in the 2015-2017 time frame, depending on design specifics.

Munitions
AKYA 21" Torpedo: ~$3.5-4 million estimate, IOC probably 2014-2017
Atmaca Antiship Missile - ~$3-4 million estimate, IOC in 2017-2020

INDIAN MILITARY EQUIPMENT



Ground Units
Arjun MBT: ~$10 million - (based on this source)
Combat Improved Ajeya: ~$2.75 million as a T-72 upgrade - (based on Indian cost projections)
Tarmour APC: ~$0.7-1 million as T-54/55 upgrade - (based on Israeli Achzarit cost)
NAMICA ATGM Carrier: ~$6-7 million for vehicle & 32 missiles - (based onIndian purchase)
Improved Pinaka MRL: ~$6-8 million including ammunition - (based on below)
Pinaka 214mm MRL: $1 million, ~$4-5 million including ammunition - (based on Indian buy)
*Barak II/8 Battery: $150-160 million for 1 radar, 1 control station, 3 8-round launchers, & 52 missiles - (based on Indian acquisition)
Tracked Akash Battery: $85-90 million for radar, 4 launch units, and 60+ missiles (based on Indian data)
Akash SAM Battery: $65-70 million for radar, 4 launch units, and 60+ missiles (based on Indian data)
*BrahMos Battery: $900 million for 2 command posts, 5 launchers, & 67 missiles - (based on Indian buy)
Sarvatra Vehicle-Launched Bridge: $500,000 - (based on Indian contracts)

Aircraft
HAL Tejas: $45 million - (based on Indian procurement)
DRDO AEW&CS: ~$325 million - (based on now-defunct link)
*Il-214: $35-40 million - (based on these estimates)
HJT-36 Trainer: ~$18-20 million - (based on statement of being 30% cheaper than contemporaries)
NAL Saras: $30-35 million - (based on civilian price)
Rudra: ~$20-24 million - (based on Dhruv cost)
Dhruv: $8-9 million - (based on sales of civilian variants)
Nishant UAV System: $18 million for 4 aircraft & ground control - (based onIndian buy)
Lakshya Target Drone: - $10 million - (based on Indian data)

Naval Units
Vikrant CV: $1-1.1 billion - (based on cost relative to QE)
Kolkata DDG: $825 million - (based on Indian estimates)
Shivalik FFG: $650 million - (based on Indian procurement)
Brahmaputra FFG: $150 million - (based on this source)
Kamorta ASW Corvette: $350 million - (based on project cost)
Kora Missile Corvette: $60 million - (based on Indian costs)
Saryu OPV: $110 million - (based on Indian procurement)
Car Nicobar Patrol Vessel: $12 million - (based on Indian predictions)
Shardul LST: $100 million - (based on Indian procurement)

Munitions
Astra BVRAAM: $0.7-1 million - (based on Indian estimates)
*Barak 8 LR-SAM: $1.4 million - (based on fire unit cost)
*Barak 8 MR-SAM: $1.2 million - (based on above)
Akash SAM: ~$900,000 - (based on Indian estimates)
*BrahMos SSCM: $4.5-5 million - (based on Indian buy and some print data)
Nirbhay Cruise Missile: ~$4-5 million - (based on similar weapons)
Nag ATGM: $200-250,000 - (based on Indian order)

FUTURE SYSTEMS

Land
Arjun Mk.II: ~$16 million based on Indian estimates. IOC no earlier than 2016.
FICV: ~$4 million based on floated specs and project estimates. IOC 2020+
Brahmos II battery: ~$1.1 billion for 2 control stations, 5 launchers, & 67 missiles, based on Brahmos battery and cost escalation.

Air
FGFA: ~$120-150 million based on PAK-FA estimates. Basically an Indian derivative of the PAK-FA tailored to domestic needs. Most notably it will be primarily a two-seater with greater ground attack focus than the single-seat PAK-FA. IOC expected in 2018
HAL Tejas Navy: ~$55-60 million based on Tejas cost
HAL Tejas Mk2: ~$50-55 million based on Tejas cost
HAL LCH: ~$30-35 million based on expected price and similar units. IOC 2014+

Naval
Project 71A (Vishaal) CV: $1.5-1.6 billion based on estimates compared to the QE, possibly $2 billion if they decide to add more features. This is going to be about 35-40% larger than the Vikrant (~60,000 tons) and have catapults, which by themsevles add a few hundred million to the cost. Its expected to come out in 2017.
Project 15B DDG: $850-900 million+ based on below and project funding level. This is a stealthier vessel based on the Kolkata hull, but with more advanced sensor and weapon systems. Its already been approved, so IOC is probably around 2015-2017.
Project 17A FFG: $800 million based on Indian estimates. This will be much like the 15B in that its a much more advanced vessel that uses the same hull of its predecessor (the Shivalik). Based on construction starting in 2011, IOC is likely to be 2015-2016.
Project 28A ASW Corvette: $350+ million based on the Kamorta costs. A follow-on to the Kamorta ASW corvette, same as above, but without any major changes to armament or sensors that I can see. IOC of no earlier than 2016, as they e still building Kamortas in 2015.
Arihant SSBN follow-on: $1.6 billion based on wiki. A full SSBN twice the size of the Arihants is in the works, IOC probably 2018-2020 at the earliest.

Munitions
Brahmos II: ~$6.5-7 million based on Brahmos cost and scramjets not being cheap.

SOUTH AFRICAN MILITARY EQUIPMENT



Ground Units
Rooikat 105: $2.4-2.7 million (rough estimate)
Rooikat 76: $1.9-2.3 million (rough estimate)
RG41 IFV: ~$1.7-2.5 million (rough estimate based on RG-35)
RG-35 APC: $1-1.5 million - (based on Project Sepula estimates)
iKlwa APC: $150,000 upgrade of Ratel, ~$1.4-1.6 million new build - (based onupgrade estimate)
RG-33L APC: $1.2 million - (based on US procurement and factoring cost structure differences)
RG-33 APC: $0.8-1 million - (assorted contracts)
RG-31 APC: $700,000 - (based on assorted contracts)
RG-32 APC: $500,000 - (based on Finnish purchase)
Mamba APC: $350,000 - (based on Thai purchase)
Bateleur 127mm MLRS: ~$700,000 - (rough estimate)
G6-52ER 155mm SPH: $6-7 million - (estimate based on similar systems)
T6-52 155mm Turret: $3.5+ million, excluding chassis - (based on Indian estimates)
T5-2000 155mm SPH: $4.5-5.5 million - (estimate based on below)
T5 155mm SPH: $4-4.5 million - (estimate based on below & similar systems)
G5-2000 155mm: $3.5-4 million - (estimated based on below)
G5 Mk.III 155mm: ~$3 million - (based on Malaysian buy)
T7 105mm Turret: ~$2.5-3 million, excluding chassis - (rough estimate)
G7 Efec 105mm SPH: ~$4.5-5 million - (rough estimate)
G7 LEO 105mm: ~$2-2.5 million - (rough estimate)

Aircraft
CSH-2 Rooivalk: $40-45 million - (based on official estimates)
Bateleur UAV System: ~$45-50 million for 4 aircraft & 2 ground stations - (based on similar units

Naval
Umkhonto-R VLS: $35 million for FCS & 8 cells - (based on below)
Umkhonto-IR VLS: $30 million for FCS & 8 cells - (based on Swedish request)

Munitions
R-Darter AAM: $1 million - (based on this source)
A-Darter AAM: $0.5-0.7 million - (based on similar weapons)
Land-Based Umkhonto Battery: ~$40-50 million for FCS, 4 quad launchers, 32 missiles; depending on missile types (estimate based on above and below)
Umkhonto II-R: ~$1 million - (very rough estimate)
Umkhonto II-IR: ~$600,000 - (very rough estimate)
Mokopa MMW ATGM: $300-350,000 - (based on similar weapons)
Mokopa IIR ATGM: $250-300,000 - (based on similar weapons)
Mokopa SAL ATGM: $150-200,000 - (based on similar weapons)
Ingwe System: ~$750,000 for 1 launcher & 10 missiles - (based on similar weapons)
Ingwe ATGM: ~$50-60,000 - (based on similar weapons)
Raptor II Glide Bomb: ~$400-500,000 - (based on similar weapons)
Raptor I Glide Bomb: ~$300-350,000 - (based on similar weapons)

SWEDISH MILITARY EQUIPMENT



Ground Units
CV90120 Light Tank: ~$8-10 million - (random guess)
CV90 series IFV: $5.5-6 million - (based on assorted contracts)
BvS10 Mk.II: $2.5 million - (based onFrench buy)
Archer 155mm SPH: $6+ million - (based on Swedish and Norwegian unit costs)

Aircraft
Gripen NG: $85 million - (based on cost escalation and recent competitions)
JAS-39C/D: $70 million - (based on South African deal and inflation)
Saab 2000 Erieye AEW: $120 million - (based on Pakistan buy)
Saab 340 Erieye AEW: $100 million - (based on UAE purchase)
Skeldar V-200 UAV System: ~$20 million - (rough estimate)

Naval Units
Gotland Class SS: $365 million - (this source)
Visby Corvette: $200 million base, including RBS-15 Mk2 and MASS decoys - (based on various sources)
-additional $30 million for SR-SAM option - (based on Umkhonto request)
-addional $28 million for full climate control option - (based on Swedish upgrade
-additional $32 million for HYDRA ASW suite option - (based on Swedish contract
-additional $10 million for Upgrade to RBS-15 Mk3 missiles - (rough estimate)
CB90: $2-3 million - (based on this estimate and this one)

Munitions
*Taurus Cruise Missile: $3 million - (based on production cost)
RBS-15 Mk3 Antiship Missile: $3.5-4 million - (based on cost of similar units)
RBS-15 Mk2 Antiship Missile: $2.5-3 million - (based on cost of similar units)
RBS-70 Bolide SAM: $2 million for 1 launcher & 12 missiles (based on below source)
RBS-70 Mk.2 SAM: $1.6 million for 1 launcher & 12 missiles (based on Czech purchase)

FUTURE SYSTEMS

Aircraft
*nEUROn UCAV System: ~$125-140 million for 2 aircraft & 1 ground station based on unit cost and similar systems. Multinational UCAV with expected IOC 2017 based on first flight of demonstrator in 2011.

Naval
A26 Class SS: At least $400 million, probably more. The stated goal is to have a cost on par with the Gotland class, but thats more or less a pipe dream. IOC should be about 2018

OTHER EUROPEAN MILITARY EQUIPMENT

AUSTRIA
Pandur II: $4.3-$6 million - (based on Czech order)
*ASCOD/Ulan IFV: $7.5 million – (based on Spanish procurement)
Camcopter S-100 UAV System: $2.25 million for 2 aircraft & ground support - (based on this information)

BULGARIA
BMP-23D: $2.5+ million - (rough guess)
Armstechno NITI UAV: $400,000 - (based on counterparts)

CROATIA
M-95 Degman: ~$8-9 million - (estimate based on Croatian program)
M-84D: ~$7-7.5 million new, ~$1.5-2 million upgrade of M-84 - (rough estimate based on Croatian modernization)
M-84A4 Snajper: ~$6 million - (based on M-84AB cost)

CZECH REPUBLIC
T-72M4 CZ: $900,000+ as an upgrade of existing T-72s. Adds new ERA armour for protection from the HEAT and APFSDS round, additional armour array around turret with flat-face frontal aspect, MB smoke grenade dischargers on each side of turret. Also has a new Galileo Avionica TURMS-T computerized FCS, power pack was equipped with Perkins CV12-1000 740 kW/1,000 hp water-cooled diesel engine and an Allison XTG-411-6 automatic transmission.
RM-70/85M MRL: $5+ million new-build; $850,000+ as an upgrade of existing stocks. Modernised RM-70 with new fire control and navigation equipment, can use a new type of rocket with a range of 36 km.
Aero L-159 Alca: $20 million - (based on Yak-130 & this)

DENMARK
Ivar Huitfeldt FFG: ~$650-700 million - (based on Greek data and cost ofSachsen weapon systems)
-~$500 million for a multipurpose variant (based on above)
Absalon CSS/Frigate: ~$450+ million - (based on construction cost and factoring reused components)
Knod Rasmussen OPV: $50 million - (based on Danish buy)

FINLAND
Patria AMV: ~$3-5 million, depending on variant and options - (based onSwedish buy and South African purchase)
-AMV-AMOS 120mm SPM: ~$5 million - (rough estimate based on above)
GH-52 APU: ~$2 million - (based on Finnish buy)
Hamina FAC: $100 million - (link is dead)

NETHERLANDS
*Boxer MRAV: $5-6 million – (based on $3.3-3.5 million average domestic costwith corroborating sources)
De Zeven Provincien FFG: $550 million - ( based on Dutch cost)
Zuiderkruis JSS: $500 million - (based on Dutch purchase)
Johann de Witt LPD (enlarged Rotterdam): $375 million - (based on Dutch data)
Rotterdam LPD: $260 million - (based on Malaysian estimates)
Sigma Corvette: $200-250 million, depending on options - (based on this source)
Holland Class OPV: $175 million - (based on Dutch purchase)

POLAND
AMZ Dzik: ~$300,000 - (based on similar MRAPs)
Anders IFV: ~$6-8 million - (based on ASCOD/similar units)
Anders Light Tank: ~$8 million - (based on similar units)
PT-91M: $8 million - (based on Malaysian buy)
WR-40 Langusta 122mm MRL: ~$6-7 million with ammunition - (rough estimate)
AHS Krab 155mm SPH: ~$6-7 million - (based on AS90 and PT-91 costs)
PZA Loara: ~$8 million - (very rough estimate)
ZSU-23-4MP Biala upgrade: ~$4 million (rough estimate)
Grom SAM: ~$1 million for 1 launcher & 6 missiles - (estimate based on unit cost and similar weapons)
W-3PL Gluszec: $10.5 million - (based on Filipino purchase)
PZL W-3 Sokol: $8.5 million - (based on Filipino purchase)
PZL SW-4 Puszczyk: $2-2.2 million - (based on unit cost compared to W-3)
PZL M28: $4 million - (rough estimate)

NORWAY
NSM Coastal Defense Battery: $130 million for radar, command, 8 launchers & 16 missiles - (based on Polish buy)
Bold Eagle UAV System: $50 million for 5 aircraft & ground station - (based onthis info)
Fridtjof Nansen FFG: $560 million - (based on program cost)
Skjold: $135 million, $150 million with NSM - (based on program costs)
Naval Strike Missile: $4.5-5 million - (based on Norwegian procurement and estimate of 90-100 units)
Joint Strike Missile (air-launched NSM): $4.5-5 million - (based on above)
Rb 12 Penguin Mk.3 Antiship Missile: ~$2-2.5 million - (based on US procurement)

ROMANIA
TAB Saur 1/2 APC: ~$2.5 million - (rough estimates)
MLI-84M: $1.61 million to upgrade from MLI-84 - (based on here)
TR-85: $1.5-$2 million; no longer in production - (based on rough estimate)
TR-85M1: ~$1 million to upgrade from TR-85. ~$3 million+ for new build - (based on above)
LAROM MRL: ~$5-$6 million per unit + ammunition (see WR-40 Langusta/BM-30)
APRA-40 MRL: ~$4.5-$5 million inc. resupply truck + ammunition (see contemporaries + above)
CA-95 SPAA: ~$6-7 million (rough estimate based on US Avenger + Polish contemporary)

SERBIA
*M-84AS: ~$2.5-3 million upgrade of M-84 - (estimate based on M-84D and T-90 similarity)
M-96 Orkan II 262mm MRL: ~$5 million, including ammunition - (rough estimate based on platform and rocket load)
Lazar BVT: $500,000 - (based on CSJ estimates)
Lazar SHORAD: $7-8 million [passive sensors only], $12 million [radar-equipped] - (based on CSJ estimates)
Nora B-52: $2 million - (based on CSJ estimates)

SLOVAKIA
T-72M1A: $900,000+ as an upgrade of existing T-72s. Adds new armour, fire detection and suppression system, improved transmission, improved hull floor protection, laser Detection Warning System, modified electrical harness, PNK-72 drivers night sight, SGS-72A commanders stabilized passive sight, gunners sight with a large head with two section door, S12U diesel engine, Slovenian EFCS3-72A fire control system and MB smoke grenade dischargers.
155mm/52 cal ZUZANA 2 SPH: ~$6.5-7 million - (based on below)
155mm SpGH ZUZANA SPH: ~$5.5-6 million - (based on Janes)
RM-70 Modular MRL: $900,000 as an upgrade of existing stocks - (based on Czech RM-70)

SWITZERLAND
MOWAG Piranha III: ~$2.1 million - (based on Romanian order)
MOWAG Eagle: $846,000 - (based on German order)
PC-21 Trainer: $20 million - (based on UAE buy)
*MANTIS Fixed AA System: $90 million for 2 radars, 6 guns, & control station - (based on German order)
Skyshield AA System: $17 million for radar & 2 guns - (based on this data)
*MDG-351 "Millenium Gun" CIWS: ~$8 million - (based on MANTIS & Skyshield cost)

OTHER ASIAN MILITARY EQUIPMENT

AUSTRALIA:
Bushmaster IMV: $1 million - (based on 214 for $200 million, July 2012 Australian order)
ASLAV: ~$2.5 million - (based on LAV25/III & here)
Armidale class patrol boat: $28.5 million - (based on here)
Bay class patrol boat: $30 million (including 25mm deck gun and other navalisms) or $28 million (Customs variant)
Austal MRV: $200 million
*Spearhead Class JHSV: $185 million
Wespac Express TSV: $160 million
**Canberra class landing helicopter dock: $1.5 billion - (based on Australian contract) [Canberra class jointly built in AUS/Spain]

NEW ZEALAND:
Canterbury MRV: $160 million - (based on NZ program and cost overruns)
Protector OPV: $70 million - (based on NZ program)
Protector IPV: $28 million - (based on NZ program)
NZLAV: ~$2.5 million - (based on LAV25/III & here)

PAKISTAN
*Al-Khalid MBT (Type 90-IIM): $4.5 million - (based on sale to Sri Lanka)
*Al-Zarrar MBT: $1.6 million new, $1 million upgrade of Type 59 - (based onSri Lankan talks)
Hamza IFV: ~$2-2.5 million - (based on similar AIFV)
Saad APC: ~$400-500,000 - (based on similar MTVL)
Talha APC: ~$300-350,000 - (based on similar M113)
Mohafiz APC/ISV: ~$200,000 - (based on local price)
KRL-21 122mm MRL: ~$2.5-3 million for launcher & ammunition - (based on similar Sakr-21)
Vector UAV System: ~$750,000 for 4 aircraft, GCS, & support - (rough estimate based on below)
Shadow MkI UAV System: ~$500,000 for 4 aircraft, GCS, & support - (rough estimate based on below)
Vision MkII UAV System: ~$250,000 for 4 aircraft, GCS, & support - (rough estimate based on below)
Vision MkI UAV System: ~$120,000 for 4 aircraft, GCS, & support - (rough estimate based on below)
Hawk Mk.V UAV System: ~$150,000 for 4 aircraft, GCS, & support - (based on below)
Hornet UAV System: ~$100,000 for 4 aircraft, GCS, & support - (rough estimate based on below)
Border Eagle Mk.II UAV System: $75,000 for 4 aircraft, GCS, & support - (based on this claim)
Firefly Mini-UAV System: $5000 for 4 rockets, case, datalink, GCS - (based onthis data)
Babur Cruise Missile Unit: ~$25-30 million for launcher & 8 missiles - (rough estimate)
Anza III SAM: ~$1.5-1.8 million for launcher & 10 missiles - (based on similar weapons)
Abdali-I SRBM: ~$6 million for launcher & 5 missiles - (rough estimate)
Hatf-IB SRBM: ~$4 million for launcher & 10 missiles - (rough estimate)
Babur Cruise Missile: ~$3-3.5 million - (estimate based on similar weapons)
Raad Cruise Missile: ~$3 million - (estimate based on similar weapons)
H-4 MUPSOW Glide Bomb: ~$350-400,000 - (based on similar weapons)
H-2 MUPSOW Glide Bomb: ~$250-300,000 - (based on similar weapons)

REPUBLIC OF CHINA (TAIWAN)
Note: The ROC is somewhat like Israel in that few nations have the political will to buy its equipment, even if its quite good. Im sure the reasons would be rather obvious.
CM-32 IFV: ~$6-8 million - (based on similar units)
CM-21 APC: ~$600,000 - (based on M113)
TK-3 SAM Battery: ~$250-300 million - (based on similar Patriot GEM+)
TK-2 SAM Battery: ~$200-250 million - (based on above)
Antelope 40mm AA/SAM Battery: ~$22 million for radar, fire control, 4 guns, 16 missiles - (based on similar systems)
Thunderbolt-2000 117/180/227mm MRL: ~$15 million for launcher & ammunition - (based on similar ASTROS)
Kung Feng VI 117mm MRL: ~$6 million for launcher & ammunition - (based on similar weapons)
Kung Feng IV 117mm MRL: ~$5 million for launcher & ammunition - (based on similar weapons)
F-CK-1 C/D Hsiang Sheng: ~$45-50 million, $7 million upgrade of A/B model - (based on below)
F-CK-1 A/B Ching-kuo: ~$40-45 million - (based on wiki & similar aircraft)
AT-3B Light Attack: ~$30-35 million - (based on similar aircraft)
AT-3A Trainer: ~$25-30 million - (based on similar aircraft)
Kuang Hua VI Missile Boat: ~$50-70 million - (based on similar units)
TC-2 AAM: ~$700,000 - (based on similar AMRAAM)
TC-2A AAM: ~$650-750,000 - (based on above)
TC-1 AAM: ~$400-600,000 - (based on similar weapons)
HF-3 Antiship Missile: ~$4-5 million - (based on similar weapons)
HF-2E Cruise Missile: ~$3-3.5 million - (based on similar weapons)
HF-2 Antiship Missile: ~$2.5-3 million - (based on similar weapons)
Wan Chien Cluster Bomb: ~$500-600,000 - (based on similar JSOW)

SINGAPORE
Bionix II IFV: $5.5-6 million - (based on unit cost)
Terrex ICV: $2.7-3.2 million - (based on unit cost compared to Stryker)
*Bronco ATTC: $2.4 million - (based onUK purchase)
Primus 155mm SPH: ~$5-6 million - (based on similar units)
SLWH Pegasus 155mm: ~$4-5 million - (based on cost of similar M777)
FH-2000 155mm: ~$4-5 million - (based on similar units)
Endurance LST: $150 million - (based on Thai purchase)
M113A2 Ultra Mechanized Igla IFU upgrade: ~$5 million, excluding missiles - (rough estimate)
M113A2 Ultra Mechanized Igla WFU upgrade: ~$4 million, excluding missiles - (rough estimate)
M113A2 Ultra IFV upgrade: ~$1 million - (rough estimate)
Skyblade IV UAV System: ~$7-10 million - (based on similar units)
Skyblade III UAV System: ~$500,000 - (based on similar units)

VIETNAM
TT-400TP Gunboat: $5-8 million - (CSJ)

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เป็นฐานข้อมูลจาก ข่าวการจัดหาจริง ของ แต่ละประเทศ มีทุถแบบที่ปรากฎเป็นข่าว ครับ

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ตามลิงค์ ยกตัวอย่าง มูลค่า การจัดหา Leopard 2 A6  ส่วนแบบอื่น ๆ ก็เลือกตาม เมนู ครับ ข้อมูลสามารถเรียงลำดับ จากประเภทรถ ประเทศ หรือ แบบรถ ได้หมดครับ แต่มูลค่าบางรายการ จะเป็นมูลค่า การอัพเกรดรถ ก็ต้องค้นหาจาก กูเกิ้ล อีกครั้งได้ เพื่อยืนยัน ข้อมูล

http://www.army-guide.com/eng/product1461.html

ซึ่งจากการทำสรุปรายการจัดหา เมื่อวาน...ตอนนี้ ราคา T-84 Oplot จะสูงกว่า T-90S (รุ่นส่งออก) อยู่ครับ...และที่ ทบ.ไทย จัดหา...ไม่มีใครยืนยันได้ว่าเป็น BM-Oplot (รุ่นล่าสุด) ซึ่งน่าจะเป็น T-84 Oplot MBT (รุ่นก่อน Yatagan) แต่มีการปรับปรุงเพิ่มเติม 40 รายการ

ยอมแพ้ ทำเสร็จค่อยมาใส่อีกทีครับ

ติดใจเจ้า IL-76 ราคาไม่แพงถ้่เทียบกับC-130  เราน่าจะหามาประจำการบ้างนะ บรรทุกได้เยอะกว่า C-130 แถมเท่กว่าด้วย คล้ายๆC-17 เหมือนกันนะ 

อาวุธของอเมริกา โครตแพงเลยครับ F-16C/D เมื่อ 5-6 ปีก่อนจำได้ว่าราคาแค่ 45 MillionUSD ปัจจุบัน 60-78 M.USD !!!!!

มิน่าพักหลังๆ F-16C/D ของอเมริกาถึงขายไม่ค่อยออก เพราะอย่างนี้ถึงได้โดน Saab JAS-39 C/D ราคา 70 M.USD แย่งตลาดเครื่องบินขับไล่ไปหมด (ราคาใกล้เคียงแต่สมรรถนะสูงกว่า)  

แปลกนะครับเศรษฐกิจอเมริกาช่วง5-6 ปีหลัง ย่ำแย่มาโดยตลอดแต่ทำไมราคาอาวุธถึงขึ้นเอาๆ (70-100%)

เมื่อเทียบกับรัสเซีย ราคาอาวุธ ขึ้น แค่ 20-30% ทั้งๆที่เศรษฐกิจของรัสเซียดีวันดีคืน

 จริงๆเครื่องบินฝูงต่อไปกองทัพอากาศ น่าจะลอง ซื้อ SU-30MK ซักฝูง(12 ลำ)มาลองดูนะครับ ราคาเท่ากันกับ grippen เลย

OTHER AFRICAN, ARAB & AMERICAN MILITARY EQUIPMENT

ARGENTINA
*TAM Light Tank: ~$3-4 million - (based on original export price)
*Patagon Light Tank: ~$2-2.5 million - (just upgraded AMX-13 turret on SK-105 hull)
*VCTP IFV: ~$2-2.5 million - (based on TAM cost)
*VCLC 350/160mm MRL: ~$6-7 million, including ammunition - (based on similar weapons)
SAPBA 127mm MRL: ~$5 million, including ammunition - (based on similar weapons)
Pampero 105mm MRL: ~$4 million, including ammunition - (based on similar weapons)
L45 CALA 30 155mm FH: ~$600,000 - (based on similar weapons)
*VCTM 120mm SPM: ~$2-2.5 million - (based on TAM/VCTP cost)
AS-25K Antiship Missile: ~$200,000 - (based on similar Maverick)

BRAZIL:
VBTP-MR APC Family: $2.5-3.5 million, depending on variant - (based on $1.8 million unit price)
Astros II MRL: $13.5 million - (based on Malaysian buy)
EMB-145 AEW (w/ Erieye): $275 million - (based on original costs)
EMB-145 Multi-Intel: ~$80-100 million - (based onwiki price)
EMB-145 MP: ~$80-100 million - (based on above)
EMB-314 Super Tucano: $12 million - (based on sale to Ecuador)
KC-390: $70 million - (based on $50 million official estimate and support)
*MAA-2 (A-Darter): $0.6-0.7 million - (based on similar weapons)
MAA-1B AAM: $500,000 - (based on unit cost)
MAR-1 ARM: $1.5-1.6 million - (based on Pakistani buy)
MAN-1 Antiship Missile: ~$2.8-3.2 million - (based on similar weapons)
AVMT-300 (for ASTROS): $1.5 million - (based on cost estimate and similar missiles)
MSS-1.2 ATGM: ~$0.9-1.2 million for launcher & 10 missiles - (based on similar systems)
FOG-MPM Missile (standalone or ASTROS): $75,000 - (based on $30,000 cost for early variants in 1980s)

CANADA
Aeryon Scout UAV: $50,000 for aircraft & ground control - (based on this info)
Orca Patrol Vessel: $12.5 million - (based on Canadian program)
*Eryx ATGM: $900,000 for launcher & 6 missiles - (based on Turkish contract)
JSS: $1.2-1.4 billion based on project estimates. Large (25,000+ tons) multirole replenishment/amphibious support vessel with an IOC of 2017.

EGYPT
*M60E MBT: ~$4 million upgrade of M60 - (estimate based on similarity to Sabra & M60-2000)
*RO-120 Mk.III MBT: ~$3-3.5 million upgrade of T-62 - (based on M60E cost)
*Ramses II MBT: ~$2.5-3 million upgrade of T-54 - (estimate based on other upgrades)
*T-55E Mk.II: ~$2.5-3 million upgrade of T-55 - (estimate based on Ramses II)
*EIFV: ~$2.5-3 million upgrade of M113, $3-3.5 million new - (estimate - I don trust the official price considering it has a complete Bradley turret)
Sakr-80 325mm MRL: ~$4-5 million for launcher ammunition - (based on unit cost)
Sakr-40 122mm MRL: ~$4-5 million for launcher & ammunition - (based on unit cost)
Sakr-30 122mm MRL: ~$3.2-4 million for launcher & ammunition - (based onunit cost)
Sakr-21 122mm MRL: ~$2.3-3 million for launcher & ammunition - (based onunit cost)
SPH-122mm: ~$0.75-1 million upgrade of MBT or SPH chassis - (rough estimate, includes production of D-30 howitzer)
Sinai-23 SPAAG Battery: ~$18 million for 1 radar & control unit & 4 gun units, including 32 Stinger missiles - (rough estimate)
-$16 million for upgrade of existing M113s
Nile-23 SPAAG Battery: ~$17 million for 1 radar & control unit & 4 gun units, including 48 Sakr Eye missiles - (rough estimate)
-$15 million for upgrade of existing M113s
Sakr Eye SAM: ~$1.2 million for 1 launcher & 10 missiles - (estimate based on being based on SA-7)

Saudi Arabia
Al-Masmak MRAP: $500,000
Al-Shibl 1: $150-200,000 - (Based on similar)
Al-Shibl 2: $250-300,000 - (Stretched version of above.)
AF-40-80-1: $2-2.5 million - (Its basically a Saudi version of the LAV-PC (really, they got GDLS to help design it).)
AF-40-80-2: $3-4 million. - (Basically LAV-25, LAV-AG, or LAV-105 (depending on turret). )

**JAPANESE MILITARY EQUIPMENT**


Ground Units
Type 10 MBT: ~$18-20 million - (estimate based on initial production cost)
Type 90 MBT: ~$15-16 million - (estimate based on production cost)
Type 89 IFV: ~$7.5-8.5 million - (estimate based on print sources)
Type 96 APC: ~$5 million - (rough estimate)
Komatsu LAV: ~$500,000 - (rough estimate)
Type 03 Chu-SAM Battery: ~$160-175 million for radar, fire control, 6 launchers, and 72 missiles - (estimate based on similar NASAMS)
Type 81 SAM-1C Fire Unit: - ~$14 million for radar, support, 2 launchers, & 16 missiles - (rough estimate)
Type 93 SAM System: ~$11-12 million - (based on Type 91 cost and similar Avenger)
Type 88 SSM-1 Battery: ~$125 million for radar, fire control, 4 launchers, and 24 missiles - (rough estimate)
Type 96 ATGM Battery: ~$35 million for control, 4 launchers, and 120 missiles - (rough estimate based on wiki info)
Type 99 155mm SPH: ~$15-16 million with ressuply vehicle, $8.5-9.5 million gun only - (rough estimate)

Aircraft
*F-2: $100+ million - (based on Japanese production costs)
OH-1 Ninja: ~$40-45 million - (based on LRIP)
T-7: ~$15 million - (based on similar aircraft)

Naval
Hyuga CVH (offically DDH): $1-1.1 billion - (based on cost of first vessel)
*Atago DDG: $1.4-1.5 billion - (based on unit cost)
Takanami DDG: $650-700 million - (based on print sources)
Hayabusa Missile Boat: ~$50-60 million - (based on similar vessels)
Soryu SS: ~$650-700 million - (based on Oyashio cost)
Oyashio SS: ~$600 million - (based on cost of first units)
Osumi LPH (officially LST): ~$250-300 million (based on similar units)

Munitions
Type 99 AAM-4: ~$1.2 million - (based on similar AMRAAM)
Type 04 AAM-5: ~$0.8 million - (based on similar AIM-9X & ASRAAM)
Type 90 AAM-3: ~$0.4-0.5 million - (based on similar Sidewinder)
Type 91 Kai SAM: ~$2.75 million for launcher & 10 missiles - (based on unit cost)
Type 93 ASM-2 Antiship Missile: ~$4-5 million - (based on below)
Type 80 ASM-1 Antiship Missile: ~$3.5-4 million - (based on similar Harpoon)
Type 90 SSM-1B Antiship Missile: ~$3.5-4 million - (ground-launced ASM-1)
Type 88 SSM-1 Antiship Missile: ~$3.5-4 million - (ship-launched ASM-1)
Type 96 ATGM: ~$200,000 - (random guess)
Type 01 LMAT ATGM: ~$1.6-1.8 million for 1 launcher & 10 missiles - (estimate based on similar Javelin)
Type 87 Chu-MAT ATGM: ~$1-1.1 million for 1 launcher & 10 missiles - (based on cost of similar Milan)
Type 79 Jyu-MAT ATGM: ~$0.9-1 million for 1 launcher & 10 missiles - (based on cost of similar TOW)
Type 89 21" Torpedo: ~$5-5.5 million - (based on similar Mk.48 ADCAP)

IRANIAN MILITARY EQUIPMENT



Ground Units
Zulfiqar 3 MBT: ~$4 million - (based on similar units)
Type 72Z/Safir-74 MBT: ~$1 million upgrade of T-54/55 (T-72Z) or Type 59 (Safir) - (based on similar units)
Tosan Light Tank: ~$1.5 million - (based on similar units)
BMT-2 Cobra IFV: ~$1 million - (based on similar units)
Boragh IFV: ~$750,000 - (based on similar units)
Mersad SAM Battery: $25-30 million for radars, 4 launchers, & 24 missiles - (based on below)
Shahin 2 SAM Battery: $20-25 million for radars, 4 launchers, & 24 missiles - (based on HAWK cost)
Fajr-5 333mm MRL: ~$5 million for launcher & ammunition - (based on similar units)
Fajr-3 240mm MRL: ~$4 million for launcher & ammunition - (based on similar units)
Raad-2 155mm SPH: ~$1.5 million - (based on similar units)
Raad-1 122mm SPH: ~$1.25 million - (based on similar units)
Samavat 35mm AA: ~$5 million - (estimate based on Skyshield price)
Mesbah 1 23mm AA: ~$5 million - (estimated based on above)

Aircraft
Shafaq Trainer/Attack: ~$15-20 million - (rough estimate based on stealth design)
Saeqeh Fighter: ~$15-20 million - (rough estimate)
Azarakhsh Fighter: ~$12-15 million - (rough estimate)
Tazarv Trainer: ~$3-5 million - (based on globalsecurity data)
Shahed 285 Attack Helicopter: ~$8-10 million - (based on below)
Shahed 278 Helicopter: ~$5-6 million - (based on below)
Shabaviz 2061 Helicopter: ~$4 million - (based on Bell 206)
Shabaviz 275 Helicopter : ~$3 million - (based on Bell 205)
Karrar UCAV System: ~$18-25 million for 4 aircraft, munitions, & ground control - (rough estimate)
Ababil UAV System: ~$10-15 million for 4 aircraft & ground control - (based on similar systems)

Naval Units
Qaaem SSK: ~$200-250 million - (rough estimate)
Nahang SSM: ~$100 million - (rough estimate)
Ghadir SSM: ~$18 million - (according to globalsecurity)
Moudge (aka Mowj) FFL: ~$100-150 million - (rough estimate)
Sina Missile Boat: ~$50-75 million - (estimate based on similar vessels)

Munitions
SM-1 SAM: ~$400,000 - (rough estimate)
Shahin SAM: ~$300,000 - (rough estimate)
Misagh-2 SAM: ~$1.2-1.4 million for launcher & 10 missiles - (based on similar units)
Fateh-110 SRBM: ~$3-4 million for launcher & 4 missiles - (based on similar weapons)
Noor Antiship Missile: ~$2 million - (based on similar weapons)
Naasr-1 Antiship Missile: ~$1.5-2 million - (based on similar weapons)
Kowsar Antiship Missile: ~$0.75-1 million - (based on similar weapnos)
Toophan 5 ATGM: ~$500,000 for launcher & 10 missiles - (based on TOW cost) 
I-RAAD ATGM: ~$300-400,000 for launcher & 10 missiles - (based on similar weapons)
GBU-67 Qadr Glide Bomb: ~$50,000 - (based on similar Paveway)
Qased Guided Bomb: ~$40,000 - (based on above)
Hoot 21" Supercavitating Torpedo: ~$3-4 million - (based on similar weapons)

ตลาดอาวุธมันไม่เป็นไปตามตลาดทั่วไปครับ ไม่มีการผันแปรไปตามกลไกโดยอัตโนมัติ

ราคาอาวุธของเอฟสิบหกมันแพงขี้นเพราะอุปกรณ์มันทันสมัยขี้นไงครับ แทบจะเป็นคนละยุคกับรุ่นแรกๆ 

f-16 block หลังเสป็คขี่ย๊าสทุกอย่างเลยครับ เทียบกับรุ่นแรกไม่ได้เลย ย๊าสก็ไม่ได้แย่งลูกค้ามากมายเลยนะครับ เอฟสิบหกรุ่นหลังๆก็ขายได้ล็อตใหญ่กว่าอีก 

อีกอย่างเรื่องราคารถถัง leopard 2a6 ตามลิงค์ของคุณ juldas ดีลของกรีซราคาไม่เท่าไหร่เอง (leopard 2hel) ไม่ใช่สิบกว่าล้านแน่นอน

ของคุณ yutthphichai ผมไปตามลิงค์ไม่ได้

ผมว่าปกติเวลาจะดูราคาต้องดูจากดีลแล้วก็ดูรายละเอียดด้วย อย่างกรีซมีการผลิตเอง ราคาก็ถูกกว่าซื้อมาแบบสำเร็จเยอะฯลฯ 

แล้วคิดอีกแบบ ถ้าค่ารัสเซียสี่ห้าล้าน ค่ายยุโรปสิบเจ็ดสิบแปดล้านผมว่าตลกนะ แปลว่าคนซื้อของยุโรปโง่ หรือของรัสเซียมันห่วยล่ะ ถ้าราคาห่างกันปานนั้น

ขอบคุณท่าน toeytei ที่ช่วยวิจารครับ ผมแก้ไขลิงค์ ให้แล้วนะครับ จริงครับท่านที่ราคาจะไม่เท่ากันตลอด โดยส่วนตัวผมมักจะยึดราคาที่แพงที่สุดเป็นพื้นฐานเพราะอาวุธไม่มีถูกลงมีแต่จะแพงขึ้นด้วยราคาเทคโนโลยีที่สูงขึ้น  "ของถูกไม่เคยดี ของฟรีไม่มีในโลก" นอกจากเราจะตั้งโรงงานผลิตซะเองโดยร่วมมือกับประเทศที่มีฐานการผลิตในไทยอยู่แล้ว ผมยกตัวอย่างเล่นๆ โรงงานประกอบรถยนต์ฮ..นด้า คุณรู้มั้ยว่าฮ...นด้า 1วัน ผลิตรถยนต์ได้ ค่าเฉลี่ย90วิ ต่อคันเป็นอย่างต่ำเพราะแผนคือ 1000คัน ต่อวัน ไม่รวมค่ายอื่นๆ ผมไม่พูดไปกว่านี้เพราะจะโดยฟ้องว่าเอาความลับบริษัทมาเปิดเผยและผมก็ไม่ใช่พนักงานของ ฮ...นด้า แต่ทำงานอยู่ในกระทรวงที่เกี่ยวข้องกับโรงงานและนิคมอุตสาหกรรมในเขตอยุธยา ท่านผู้ใหญ่ในบ้านเราคิดจะทำจริงๆ ทำได้แน่นอน อ่อลืมไปเงินทุนไม่มี....  

แผ่นภาพ มูลค่า การจัดหา รถถัง ของประเทศต่าง ๆ ตามที่ปรากฎเป็นข่าว ในบางข้อมูล อาจจะหมายถึง มูลค่าการอัพเกรด ไม่ได้ หมายถึง การจัดหา...

แผ่นที่ 1  รวมตาม แบบรถถัง

แผ่นที่ 2 รวม ตาม ปีการจัดหา

แผ่นที่ 3 รวม ตามแบบรถถัง และ ปีที่มีการจัดหา

โดยปกติ การจัดหาแบบที่ ทำการผลิตเอง จะมีราคาที่สูงกว่า จัดซื้อจากผู้ผลิตโดยตรง ครับ...
อย่างเช่น ซาอุดีฯ จัดหา M1A1 และ M1A2 หมายถึง รวมการทำการผลิตโดย ซาอุดิฯ ด้วย ครับ...

ซึ่ง สหรัฐ จะต้องจัดหา และติดต่อให้ บริษัทฯ ของสหรัฐ ที่เกี่ยวข้องกับการผลิต ต้องเตรียมการ รองรับ ทั้งเครื่องมือ อุปกรณ์ และให้ค่ำปรึกษากับ ซาอุดิฯ ด้วย..

โห.....เจ้าลีโอคนซื้อ

เยอะจิงๆ   สมกับที่เป็นรถถ้งเทพ

ของไทยเราผมหวังลึกๆ ในใจว่าจะเป็น BM-Oplot นะครับ  ถ้าใช่นี้จะขอคาระวะฝ่ายพิจารณาจัดซื้อเลยครับ ว่าเลือกได้ดีมากๆ ครับผม

ปล.อีกไม่กี่วันคงได้รู้กันว่าจะลบภาพความรู้สึกเดิมๆได้หรือเปล่า