Federal Procurement Forecast

WMSL 418 Appleton Knuckle Boom Cranes

Department of Homeland Security

Forecast overview

Subagency
USCG/CG-SURFACE
NAICS
333120
Estimated value
$2M to $5M
Set-aside
N/A
Place of performance
MD

The United States Coast Guard Long Range Enforcers Product Line has a requirement to purchase Appleton Cranes to support the 418-foot National Security Class (WMSL) that use the crane for small boat transfer. This requirement includes the procurement of new crane assemblies, in accordance with OEM standards and specifications using genuine OEM parts & certified technicians

Related federal terms

  • FFP — Firm-Fixed-Price
  • NAICS — North American Industry Classification System

Acquisition timeline

Pre-solicitation timing from agency forecast sources. Estimated dates are planning data, not confirmed solicitation schedules.

Source published
09/22/2025
Last verified on RFPCapture
2026-08-31
Estimated award
Q4 2026 (agency estimate)
Expected period of performance end
Q4 2026 (agency estimate)

Why watch this

  • Agency planning data cites an estimated value of $2M to $5M.

Market context

NAICS market
NAICS 333120

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Source

Source
DHS APFS Public Forecast Export
Source file
Public Forecast List Acquisition Planning Forecast System (1).csv
Official source
Agency forecast source
Last verified
2026-08-31

Agency-published contact: John

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