21-foot boat with outboard engine and trailer

The Fish and Wildlife Service seeks procurement of one new 21-foot general-use boat with outboard engine and trailer for Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge, with proposals due June 15, 2026. The procurement is designated as a Women-Owned Small Business set-aside.

Place of performance is Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge, Chatham, Massachusetts. The vessel must be a center-console, outboard-powered boat suitable for nearshore and coastal operations including shallow flats and wave-exposed waters, with acceptable models including Parker 210 Coastal, Parker 21SE, Grady White Fisherman 216, or approved equals. The hull must be solid fiberglass (no balsa or foam coring below the waterline) with 21-foot length, modified V-hull design, 14–16 degree deadrise, and 10–12 inch draft. The outboard engine must be 150 horsepower 4-stroke approved for continuous-duty operation. The vessel requires minimum 8-person passenger capacity, not less than 90 gallons fuel capacity, and comprehensive safety equipment including wireless man-overboard cutoff, GPS/chartplotter with 12-inch minimum display, marine radar, VHF radio, compass, navigation lighting, automatic bilge pump, and USCG-compliant flotation foam. The trailer must be tandem-axle marine-grade aluminum with roller or bunk support, manual winch, and hydraulic surge brakes. The manufacturer must demonstrate a minimum 20 years of fiberglass center-console vessel production experience and demonstrated use in government, commercial, or law enforcement operations. Domestic manufacturing is required. Contract performance period runs June 22 through December 22, 2026. NAICS code is 336612, Boat Building; PSC code is 1940, Small Craft. Evaluation criteria weight technical and past performance combined equally against price. Offers must remain firm for 30 calendar days from receipt. Technical questions should be directed to Darren Stover at (302) 222-7598 or kate_toniolo@fws.gov; contracting officer contact is Jeremy Tyler at (413) 253-8782.