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SECURITY WORKBOATS

Company Vessels Customers Value Backlog

Brunswick Whalers, RHIBS, Sentry Central & South America Proprietary 2017 +

MetalCraft LRIs, Patrol Boats Global & Local $9.8m (USCG) + others 2017 +

Moose Boats Catamarans State & Municipal $580-870,000 each

Swiftships Patrol & Missile Boats Middle East, Africa, Oil & Gas $200 million; others pending 2017 +

Tampa Yacht RHIBs, fast attack, interceptors Foreign undisclosed Proprietary 2016 +

U.S. Builder Backlog Data

Sources: Company data

Moose Boats Outfi ts Police

Departments in Style

As of early September, Moose Boats, Inc. in Petaluma,

Ca. had delivered four security vessels in 2014 to date, with individual vessel values ranging from $580,000 to $870,000, Mark Stott, the company’s sales engineer said.

Deliveries were as follows: one M2-35 walk-around cabin outboard powered catamaran for New York City’s Police

Department Harbor Unit; one M2-38 wide-cabin diesel, water-jet powered catamaran for the New Jersey State Po- lice, delivered in Point Pleasant; one M2-38 wide-cabin diesel, water-jet powered catamaran for the United States

Park Police in Fort Tilden, N.Y.; one M2-37 walk-around cabin diesel, water-jet powered catamaran for the Rich- mond Police Department in Richmond, Ca.

Beyond this, Moose also has on tap one M2-38 wide- cabin diesel water-jet powered catamaran for delivery to the

New Jersey State Police in Newark; and two M2-35 outboard powered catamarans for the Port Authority of New York and

New Jersey, to be delivered to JFK and Newark airports.

Always looking to upgrade its offerings, Moose recently enhanced its products by offering a 50 percent larger 10’ wide by 12’ long cabin in its M2 38 foot catamarans. “This large, center helm cabin offers the interior and seating op-

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