Workboats

The LMF 28′ Landing Craft was built for commercial purposes. The Aluminum hull and drop-down bow door, allows for easy beaching on less than desirable coastlines and allows the operator to easily unload equipment. The 28′ was built for the Anderson County fire department in South Carolina, so this boat had a built in water tank and pump so a hose can be connected for fire fighting operations. 

The LMF 33 Landing Craft was designed with commercial use in mind. The aluminum hull allows for operators to land the boat on rocky beaches without worrying about damaging the hull, while the wide open bow acts as the perfect work space.

The LMF 26′ Pilothouse was launched in August of 2023. Designed for the USGS, it features numerous customized details for specific survey operations, including a flooded transducer well on the aft centerline.

The LMF 30′ landing craft is very similar to our 33′ landing craft that was launched in the spring of 2023. The 30′ was built for a client that just bought an island off the Maine coast and needed to transport equipment to the island. This vessel was launched in the spring of 2024.

Introducing the LMF 22 which was launched at the beginning of the summer for buoy and waterway maintenance operations in the lakes of Maine. Despite it’s relatively small size, the boat routinely carries a cargo of 2500lbs consisting of buoys, anchors, and chain.

The LMF 24′ was built for a company that needed to reach remote islands while transporting heavy equipment. Just like all of our landing crafts, the Aluminum hull and drop down bow door, allow for easy beaching on less than desirable coastlines. This boat will be used to service the several islands on Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire.

The LMF 23 was built for Cianbro Construction which specializes in dock and bridge repair. These vessels needed to be stable enough to allow large crews aboard while also be very maneuverable in tight situations. Lyman-Morse Fabrication delivered 4 of these vessels. Designed by Response Marine.

The LMF 33′ Catamarans  will be used in water taxi operations on Fire Island, New York transporting people from the mainland. Hull #1 was just delivered to Fire Island where it will be rigged and launched by early September. Hull #2 is currently under construction. USCG Approved.

*Under Construction*

The LMF 49 is a 49ft x 20ft solar electric catamaran. Commissioned by a non-profit who intend to use the vessel to assist in their mission to provide environmental education.  As a USCG certified sub-chapter T boat, she will undergo stringent testing to ensure the safety of the potential 36 passengers and 4 crew.