Rescue Board Storage System Fabrication

The contract calls for the design and integration of a custom-built storage compartment measuring approximately 13 feet in length, 2.5 feet in width, and 1.8 feet in height, specifically engineered to accommodate a 12-foot rescue board with its fin securely installed within the tower structure of a vessel or facility. The system must ensure easy access for rapid deployment while maintaining secure stowage under dynamic conditions, requiring careful consideration of materials, mounting methods, and environmental durability. The fabrication must align with operational needs for emergency response scenarios where quick retrieval and reliable containment are critical. This subcontract, posted by the County of Maui under NAICS code 332323, has a response deadline of September 11, 2026, and is intended for suppliers capable of delivering tailored marine storage solutions. The work is to be performed in Hawaii, with no specific city or address provided, indicating flexibility in location as long as deliverables meet the technical and functional requirements. The project emphasizes precision engineering and seamless integration into existing tower infrastructure, making it essential for proposers to demonstrate expertise in marine-grade fabrication, space optimization, and structural compatibility with rescue equipment.