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Rainbow Crow RC Design

Transit infrastructure hardware

Rack hardware built to transit spec.

We design, manufacture and commission fiber distribution boxes, mounting brackets and equipment shelves for transit authorities and their primes. Every part ships with a cut sheet.

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9 Products in the catalog
5 Agencies & primes served
4 Active certifications

Supplying

  • PATH
  • MTA
  • SEPTA
  • TriMet
  • Siemens

Capabilities

Four things we do end to end

Manufacturing

Design through fabrication, finishing and shipping — one supply chain, one point of contact.

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Software

Applications and control tooling that scale with the system they are monitoring.

What we build

Commissioning

Test procedures written to specification, plus FAT, SAT and SIT executed on site.

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Business optimization

We audit your process and show you where the cost and the hours are actually going.

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Certifications

Qualified for set-aside work

A Woman-owned Business Enterprise with current national, federal, state and authority-level certifications. Every certificate is downloadable.

National · 2027 WBENC National WBE certification, recognised by corporate and government supplier-diversity programs. View certificate ↓
Federal · 2027 SBA-WOSB U.S. Small Business Administration WOSB program — eligibility for federal set-aside contracts. View certificate ↓
Authority · Current PANYNJ Approved supplier to the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey. View certificate ↓
State · 2027 FDMS Registered vendor with the Florida Department of Management Services. View certificate ↓

Who we are

A small team of engineers, and a short line to all of them

Rainbow Crow, LLC. is a Woman-owned Business Enterprise. We act as an agent to manufacture, develop and purchase goods, and we provide commissioning, testing and troubleshooting for software, machines and networks. Our engineers come from mechanical, electrical and software backgrounds, which is why a bracket, its drawing and the software that monitors the equipment it holds can all come from the same place.