Ship Hydrostatics & 3D Modeling

I am holding a complete table of offsets for a small prototype vessel and need those numbers turned into meaningful naval-architectural information. Your task is twofold:

1. Re-create the hull from the offsets, fairing the lines where necessary, and supply a clean 3D surface model. Any mainstream marine CAD environment is fine—Rhino (with or without Orca3D), Maxsurf, SolidWorks, AutoCAD, or similar—so long as you can export to STEP/IGES and STL.

2. Run a full hydrostatics computation on that model. I expect the standard particulars: displacement, LCB, LCF, KG, KB, KM, hydrostatic curves, prismatic/block coefficients, waterplane data, and a preliminary righting-arm (GZ) curve at small angles. Please package results in PDF plus the native program file or an Excel summary.

Deliverables will be accepted once the hydrostatic numbers match the original offset draft within reasonable tolerance and the 3D model opens error-free in Rhino or SolidWorks.

If this is within your wheelhouse, let me know the software you intend to use and an outline of your workflow so we can get started.