ENFORCEMENT PATROL BOAT

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is soliciting bids for a new, unused, all-welded aluminum patrol craft powered by dual outboard engines. The vessel must feature a full cabin, electronically controlled twin 4-stroke outboard motors, a complete navigation and electronics package, and an aft deck with personnel recovery cutouts on both sides. Construction must utilize AISI 508X alloys compatible with salt water and adhere to US Coast Guard, American Bureau of Shipping, and American Boat and Yacht Council standards. Key safety requirements include the use of shatter-resistant clear laminated safety glass for windows and a pilothouse noise level of less than 85db. The vessel must be marked with Fish and Wildlife Police contrast markings, include two provided police badge decals, and feature a US Coast Guard required placard regarding oily water discharge. The contract requires delivery by April 1, 2028, to a maritime location within 100 miles of the Port Orchard Marina, with final sea trials conducted within 100 miles of Bremerton, Washington. Bidders must be U.S. entities registered in the Washington Electronic Business Solution system and licensed to do business in Washington. Evaluation is based on a 5-point system considering timeliness, delivery timeline, price, and business certifications, with preference given to certified Washington State small, micro, mini, or veteran-owned businesses. The award will generally go to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. Payment is processed net 30 days upon satisfactory delivery and invoice, provided the vendor is registered in the Statewide Vendor Payment System. Warranty requirements include a 15-year hull warranty and a 5-year fuel tank warranty, with OEM warranties for propulsion and electronics.