Boston Whaler Commercial & Government Products

Boston Whaler Commercial & Government Products (CPI), a division of Boston Whaler, Inc., specializes in providing high-performance boats for commercial and government applications. Boston Whaler, founded in 1958, is renowned for its unsinkable boats, a feature achieved through its unique Unibond construction process. This technology results in vessels with exceptional buoyancy, durability, and reliability, making them highly suitable for demanding operational conditions.


Boston Whaler CPI caters to various sectors, including law enforcement, military, fire and rescue, and workboat applications. Their boats are designed to meet rigorous standards for safety, performance, and durability, tailored specifically to the needs of professional and governmental agencies. Some common applications of their boats include patrol and surveillance, search and rescue operations, firefighting, and general utility work.


Key features of Boston Whaler CPI boats include:



  1. Unibond Construction: Ensures unsinkability and durability, providing a high level of safety for operators.

  2. Customizability: Vessels can be outfitted with specialized equipment and configurations to meet specific mission requirements.

  3. High Performance: Known for robust performance in challenging environments, including rough waters.

  4. Reliability: Built to withstand intensive use and harsh conditions, reducing downtime and maintenance costs.


Overall, Boston Whaler CPI combines innovative design, advanced engineering, and exceptional build quality to support the vital operations of commercial and government entities worldwide.


Products

Commercialized Boston Whalers

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Ships

ADAMS NOMAD

Offshore Support Vessel | Flag: Kingdom of Bahrain | Port: BAHRAIN

Maritime News

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Ferry Sinks off Bali, Killing Four as 30 Go Missing

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ESG Wins Bid to Build Washington State Hybrid Electric Ferries

ESG Wins Bid to Build Washington State Hybrid Electric Ferries

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