
Model: 23-16 OSR
Poplar Bluff, MO: The 23' Munson Packcat Catamaran makes a great OSR platform. Its small size is offset by the spacious working deck, excellent stability, and carrying capacity. The Missouri Department of Natural Resources uses their Munson OSR for HAZMAT cleanup and other emergency response on lakes and rivers. If you are looking for a trailerable cleanup boat, look no further than the 23' Munson Oil Spill Response Series.
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Packcat | 150 hp x 2 | 49 mph |
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Model: 23-15 OSR
Valdez, AK: Alyeska Pipeline operates dozens of Munson Boats including two of these 23’ Packman landing craft. The center console includes covered seating for 4 personnel. Additional outfitting includes a tow post, 4 point lifting eyes, side door, washdown pump, trim tabs, flood lights, Garmin navigation electronics and EZ Loader trailer.
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Packman | 150 hp | 32 mph |
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Model: 23-7 OSR
Grand Coulee, WA: In 1941 the Grand Coulee Dam was built on the Columbia River as part of the Columbia River Basin project, creating a 130-mile long lake. Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area provides opportunities for boating, fishing, and Hunting. The State of Washington operates a Munson OSR as a spill response and cleanup craft at the reservoir. Special features include a 48" wide T-top, roof mounted tie-down railings, two-person lean post, 64" wide bow door with manual winch, 3" tow post, and a tow line guide/motor guard.
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Packman | 90 hp x 2 | 41 mph |
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Model: 24-40 OSR
Kodiak, AK: The US Coast Guard Base in Kodiak is one of the largest in the world with over 3,500 active duty, DHS civilians and family members in the area. Kodiak, also known as the "Emerald Island" is also the second largest island belonging to the United States. Coast Guard Base Kodiak operates a pair of Munson 24' boats for oil spill and emergency response. Outfitting includes twin Yamaha outboards set wide for maximum maneuverability, tow post, swim step, engine guard, flood lights, cabin heater and trailer.
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Packcat | 150 hp x 2 | 44 mph |
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Model: 24-37 Survey
Kansas City, MO: The US Army Corps of Engineers Kansas City District manages 500 miles of the Missouri River. Their 24’ Munson is used as a hydrographic survey boat with aft moon pool and derrick for deploying a 45 lb. Reson 8124 multibeam transducer at survey speeds of 12-15 mph. Additional outfitting includes a Honda 6500 watt generator, 1000 watt inverter, air conditioned cabin with 3 work stations, motor guard, and triple axle trailer.
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Packcat | 150 hp x 2 | 43 mph |
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Model: 24-28 SAR
Orland, CA: The Army Corps of Engineers based at Black Butte Lake in California operate this Munson as a general purpose utility vessel. It is called into duty as a search and rescue support boat when necessary. A special draining stretcher locker was installed on the T-top roof to protect stretchers from the elements and was designed for easy retrieval of stretchers. The single Honda 250 outboard was selected for maximum range and an impressive top speed.
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Packman | 225 hp | 40 mph |
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Model: 25-13 Survey
New York, NY: The US Army Corps of Engineers New York District is responsible for the water resource development, navigable waterways and environmental remediation projects for 400 miles of coastline, 8 major river basins, Port of New York and Long Island. Their 25’ Munson is outfitted with a 600 lb capacity hydraulic A-frame and 8000 watt 480V 3-phase generator for powering a P-3 underwater vibracorer for collecting core samples of underwater sediments.
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Packman | 150 hp x 2 | 44 mph |
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Model: 30-52 Survey
Benton Harbor, MI: Seaworks Group, LLC operates this 30’ Munson as a hydrographic survey vessel. An ultra-high resolution multibeam sonar was installed in a custom transducer well on centerline of the catamaran tunnel section. Additional outfitting includes a two person survey desk, computer cabinet, cabin heater, lifting davit, push knees, tow post and engine guard.
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Packcat | 225 hp x 2 | 49 mph |
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Model: 30-31 OSR
Burnaby, BC: Western Canada Marine Response Corporation maintains an extensive inventory of the most sophisticated spill response equipment available today. It is their mandate to ensure preparedness and protection during oil spills and environmental incidents. Burrard Cleaner No. 4 is the latest addition to their fleet. The wheelhouse is equipped with seating for four and a concealed portable head. Special locker inserts take advantage of under deck space for storage.
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Packcat | 250 hp x 2 | 48 mph |
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Model: 32-27 OSR
Deadhorse, AK: Alaska Clean Seas is a non-profit oil spill response cooperative who protects the environment by providing effective response services to the Alaska North Slope Crude Oil Producers. The 32’ Oliktok Guardian is assigned to ENI Petroleum operations and is tasked with transporting personnel, equipment and boom deployment for near shore response operations. Special arctic features include storm covers for cabin windows and forced air diesel cabin heater. The large walk through cabin provides seating for 8 passengers.
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Packcat | 250 hp x 2 | 41 mph |
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Model: 34-50 OSR
St. Ignace, MI: Built in 1953, Enbridge Pipeline travels deep under the Straits of Mackinac for 4.5 miles, and has never experienced a leak in more than 65 years of operation. A pair of these 34’ Munson response vessels stand by in the event of a spill or fire. Each vessel is outfitted with a portable Munson “Fire Ant” self-contained skid mounted 500 GPM fire pump to allow the fire pump system to be quickly removed/installed on the main deck when needed. Additional outfitting includes port & starboard side doors, push knees, tow post, engine guard, Onan 5kw generator, Dometic air conditioner, Garmin electronics, and twin Mercury 300’s mounted on hydraulic jack plates.
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Packcat | 300 hp x 2 | 45 mph |
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Model: 34-45 Survey
Portland, OR: Located on the Columbia River, the Port of Portland is Oregon’s largest and only deep draft container port. Dredging is vital for maintaining the river’s shipping channel. This 34’ Munson is used as a survey vessel for monitoring the navigation channel. Outfitting includes a walk-through cabin with seating for six, two work stations for using computers, 5 kW generator, roof top air conditioner and large thru-hull transducer well located at the LCG of the vessel.
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Packman | 355 hp x 2 | 44 mph |
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Model: 34-40 OSR
Stevens Village, AK: Stevens Village is a small, remote settlement along the Yukon River, in Central Alaska. Their 34’ Munson landing craft, the “Stevens Village Responder”, operates as an oil spill response vessel for the TransAlaska Pipeline. Outfitting includes a hydraulic boom reel, tow post, engine guard, push knees, side doors, lifting davit, washdown pump, LED deck lights, deck winch, cabin heat, and 12V fuel transfer pump for refueling small craft.
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Packcat | 250 hp x 2 | 40 mph |
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Model: 34-33 OSR
Fairbanks, AK: The Rampart Responder operates as an oil spill response vessel for the TransAlaska Pipeline. Outfitting includes a tow post, engine guard, push knees, side doors, lifting davit, washdown pump, LED deck lights, search light, deck winch, cabin heat, and 12V fuel transfer pump for refueling small craft.
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Packcat | 250 hp x 2 | 47 mph |
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Model: 35-16 OSR
Portland, OR: NRC has responded to thousands of marine and land-based oil spill incidents around the globe and maintains stockpiles of oil spill equipment around the US and internationally for immediate response. FRV Next Generation is staged in Portland for immediate deployment on the Columbia River and Oregon Coast. The wheelhouse features an enclosed head compartment and a four person work table. Wheelhouse glass is wire reinforced for towing protection.
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Packman | 330 hp x 2 | 46 mph |
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Model: 34-28 OSR
Valdez, AK: The Yukon Responder operates as an oil spill response vessel on Alaskan Rivers intersecting the TransAlaska Pipeline. The Alyeska Pipeline company operates 6 Munson boats as part of their oil spill response program. The wheelhouse features forced air heat, an enclosed head compartment with flushing head, and a Garmin Navigation Suite. Other features include raw water washdown, A fuel transfer system and a four person settee.
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Packcat | 250 hp x 2 | 46 mph |
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Model: 52-5 OSR
Sydney, BC: WCMRC is the only Transport Canada-certified marine spill response organization on Canada’s West Coast. WCMRC operates a small fleet Munson Boats including four of these 52 footers which are powered by twin 750 HP Scania diesels with Fernstrum closed loop keel coolers. Twin Hamilton 403 jets are operated with Glendinning Complete Controls 2 system with joystick piloting for precise maneuvering. Additional outfitting includes a bow control station, Maxilift ML330.4H deck crane with wireless controls, interceptor trim tabs, 3M vinyl wrap and Sonihull ultrasonic antifouling system.
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Packman | 750 hp x 2 | 37 mph |
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Model: 65-1 Expedition
St. Petersburg, Russia: Munson Boats is proud to introduce the Landing Craft Expedition 65, flagship of the Expedition Series. Constructed to comply with European Design Category B "Offshore" -Beaufort force 8 winds and associated wave heights of up to 4m, the Landing Craft Expedition combines the uncompromising construction practices of her smaller cousins with the interior fit and finish of a luxury motor yacht.
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Packman | 1550 hp x 2 | 48 mph |
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Model: 34-4 OSR
Richmond, CA: When an oil tanker arrives at the Chevron Texaco refinery in Richmond it is immediately surrounded by containment boom to protect the surrounding waterway in the event of an incident. When a tanker arrives the Wharf Raider 1 deploys containment boom by backing around the ship. Special round corners were incorporated into the transom to provide more control while vessel is in reverse. A removable hydraulic boom roller assists the crew in retrieving the boom.
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Packman | 250 hp x 2 | 40 mph |
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Model: 32-6 OSR
Wainwright, AK: The Umiaq Corporation operates the M/V Neakok Island in support of their onshore contingency response program contract with Shell Oil in the Chuckchi Sea. Designed to support hydraulic oil skimmers, the Neakok Island is outfitted with redundant PTO-driven hydraulic pumps. A hydraulic planetary deck winch is used to load equipment on to the forward deck and hydraulic lines are routed to the bow to allow the easy connection of skimmers and other equipment.
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Packman | 330 hp x 2 | 49 mph |
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Model: 30-10 OSR
Linden, NJ: On any given day, the ConocoPhillips' Bayway Refinery can process up to 238,000 barrels of crude oil from its plant alongside the New Jersey Turnpike in Linden. It's a tradition that goes back more than 100 years, to when John D. Rockefeller built the place. The refinery incident response team's Munson supports spill response and cleanup efforts. A crane hoists the vessel into the water using its four-way lifting eyes.
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Packman | 150 hp x 2 | 39 mph |
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Model: 28-13 Survey
Glacier Bay, AK: Glacier Bay National Park is a highlight of Alaska's Inside Passage. It is home to rugged mountains, wild coastlines, and deep sheltered fjords The National Park & Preserve Service conducts a comprehensive program of scientific research and monitoring to ensure that Glacier Bay's natural and cultural resources are adequately protected. The wheelhouse features forced air cabin heat, a galley cabinet and sleeping for two.
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Packman | 250 hp x 2 | 44 mph |
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Model: 28-3 OSR
Endicott, AK: Alaska Clean Seas protects the environment by providing effective response services to the Alaska North Slope Crude Oil Producers. OSR Endeavor is assigned to the BP operations and is tasked with transporting equipment, personnel, and boom deployment for near shore response operations. Special arctic features include storm covers for cabin windows and forced air cabin heat. Bow push knees are designed to align with those on recovery barges.
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Packman | 375 hp | 34 mph |
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Model: 26-29 OSR
Richmond, CA: The Chevron Texaco refinery in Richmond operates a fleet of five Munson boats including the Osprey. When an oil tanker arrives, it is immediately surrounded by containment boom to protect the surrounding waterway in the event of an incident. A transom engine bracket was installed to increase the cargo deck. A removable boom roller assists the crew in retrieving the boom.
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Packman | 150 hp x 2 | 41 mph |
Specifications

Model: 26-23 Survey
Olathe, KS: Garmin International operates trailerable hydrographic survey vessels. Each boat features a foredeck moon pool with a derrick designed for deploying the latest high power survey transducer. A Kohler 5EKD 5kW gasoline generator provides power for survey equipment and cabin air conditioning. A Garmin 7212 plotter/radar/sounder navigation suite includes an autopilot system.
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Packcat | 115 hp x 2 | 34 mph |
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Model: 26-17 OSR
Bellingham, MA: Whether they are dealing with oil spills in Buzzard's Bay and the Florida coast or PCB-contaminated rivers in the Northeast, TMC Environmental responds quickly and effectively to marine hazards. With equipment staged at all service centers; the TMC Environmental Strike Team is ready to respond to your call, regardless of time, weather, or the nature and size of your emergency. This Munson is tasked with boom deployment and retrieval.
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Packman | 150 hp x 2 | 39 mph |
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Model: 26-9 OSR
Wainwright, AK: The Umiaq Corporation operates the M/V Seahorse Island and sister ship M/V Crescent Island in support of their onshore contingency response program contract with Shell Oil in the Chuckchi Sea. Designed to be multi-purpose response platforms, each boat was fitted with a 6" tow post and tow screen to allow them to tow fully laden barges and other equipment. The wheelhouse features a portable head and forced air cabin heat.
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Packman | 225 hp x 2 | 47 mph |
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Model: 26-5 OSR
Oooguruk Island, AK: Pioneer Resources set up shop in Prudhoe Bay in 2002. Their goal was to streamline processes and reduce costs in landscape previously dominated by larger oil companies. Alaskan oil producers must be committed to environmental protection and responsibility, so Pioneer operates a Munson as part of its incident response action plan. Cold weather features include forced air cabin heat and aluminum storm window covers for arctic storage.
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Packcat | 150 hp x 2 | 46 mph |
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Model: 26-1 OSR
Theodore, AL: Response Resources provided oil spill response management support to the BP demobilization and decontamination effort in Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida. Four Bayou Responder OSR's paired with Munson recovery barges are at work in the gulf. Special features include tow protection screens, under gunnel storage shelves and large push knees. Flood lighting on the deck let the vessels operate 24 hours a day.
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Packman | 90 hp x 2 | 36 mph |