The document outlines the Scope of Work (SOW) for the U.S. Coast Guard's contractor tasked with servicing the 47 FT Motor Lifeboat 47290 at Station Cape Disappointment in Illwaco, WA. The contractor is responsible for general labor, equipment, and facilities for the vessel's haul out, including a pressure wash of the hull, engine removal and replacement, and descaling the engine coolant system. Work is to begin within 10 days of contract acceptance and completed within 21 working days. The document specifies physical characteristics of the vessel and the required operations for drydocking. It emphasizes the need for all work to comply with best practices and be overseen by experienced personnel. It also mandates that contractors obtain all necessary permits and leave the worksite clean. After completion, the contractor must notify the contracting officer's representative for inspection. The outline aims to ensure the vessel is efficiently serviced while adhering to regulations and maintaining safety protocols, reflecting the requirements typical of government Requests for Proposals (RFPs).