48-1: Chevron Cabinda Gulf Oil Company operates this 48' Packman oil spill response vessel outfitted with elevated cabin, two hydraulic suspension seats, air conditioner, push knees, tow post and stern anchoring system. A Delta-T forced air ventilation system is desgined for air intake temperatures of 113 degrees F and 90 degree F seawater temperature. Additional outfitting includes heavy duty 4" D-rubber fendering system, Furuno 1834 C/NT NavNet navigation electronics, Fireboy automatic fire suppression system and Givens Marine SOLAS B 12 man life raft. Length: 48 feet (14.6 meters) Beam: 16 feet (4.87 meters) Hull Type: PACKMAN mono hull Power: Twin Volvo D9 425 hp diesel Propulsion: Hamilton 322 waterjets Fuel: 250 gallons Top Speed: 36 mph light ship Homeport: Cabinda, Angola, West Africa

	48-2: The Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute operates this 48' Packman crew boat with seating for 30 passengers. Length: 48 feet (14.6 meters) Beam: 16 feet (4.87 meters) Hull Type: PACKMAN mono hull Power: Triple Caterpillar 350 hp Propulsion: Konrad 520 sterndrives Fuel: 300 gallons Top Speed: 36 mph light ship Homeport: Lake Gantun, Panama

	48-3: 48' luxury landing craft built as an overnight family excursion boat with berthing for seven. Length: 48 feet (14.6 meters) Beam: 16 feet (4.87 meters) Hull Type: PACKMAN mono hull Power: Twin Cummins 660 hp Propulsion: Hamilton 362 waterjets Fuel: 450 gallons Top Speed: 42 mph light ship Homeport: Valdez, Alaska

	48-4: This 48' Packcat services remote villages in the Aleutian Islands. An elevated cabin provides excellent visibility over tall cargo loads. Length: 48 feet (14.6 meters) Beam: 14 feet (4.25 meters) Hull Type: PACKCAT catamaran Power: Twin Mercruiser 270 hp Propulsion: Bravo 2 sterndrives Fuel: 300 gallons Top Speed: 33 mph light ship Homeport: Dutch Harbor, Alaska

William E. Munson Company, Incorporated
15806 Preston Place, Burlington, WA USA 98233
Phone: (425) 672 - 4634    Fax: (425) 774 - 2408
All boats available on GSA Contract GS-07F-0442M.
Last Updated May 27, 2008 by Jesse Munson, VP
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