Suggestions for Flybridge Windows?

One of my projects for this winter will be to replace my flybridge enclosure and forward glass windows. I currently have tempered glass set in canvas across the front and then typical side and aft clear vinyl and canvas panels. For the front I plan to remove the original plastic venturi and get custom windows and frames made. Removing the venturi and bringing glass farther down will greatly increase the visibility and lower line of sight. Putting glass in frames will allow larger windows and be a more solid installation. I will likely need to modify the hard top support struts to allow more room for the glass. I plan to reuse my existing 3(ea) Vetus wiper assemblies and controller. The sides and aft panels will get new canvas and vinyl or similar.
Anyone have any specific suggestions of glass/frame vendors or examples of what you have had custom made? I will need compound bevel tempered glass to allow for the existing curvature. Any frame recommendations as to aluminum, fiberglass or other? I appreciate any input. Here are a few pictures of existing.

Thanks for the suggestion but I cannot use EZ2CY on the front. I need to run wipers on the front so must be glass. I'm in a temperate rain forest with over 160" of rain a year.

Thanks. I had not heard of Lee. I will check with them. I'm looking at others such as Diamond Sea Glaze or Taylor Made apparently does custom windows as well.

So after talking to quite a few window vendors and assessing options we have decided to do the work in-house. My fabricator will make the extrusions out of aluminum stock that gets cut into extrusions after forming. We will get tempered glass panels from a local glass dealer and set them. The only current challenge is if we will do the corners of the flybridge in glass, or a polycarbonate version of some kind. The corners are a pretty tight radius with compound bevel to boot. We are making a template (almost a mold) that will get sent to a glass vendor that thinks they can make it. if they can, it will be done in glass. if not, plan "b".
The venturi is removed and the front panels and frames have all been mocked up. It is amazing how much the line of sight is improved with the venturi gone!! I'll post some pictures when I can.

Great tips and info. Thank you. I will make sure to check for these imperfections.

Decided to go with glass for the radius corners. Templates for the corner glass are made and at the glass shop. We ended up going with laminated safety glass vs. tempered. Glass for all panels will be 1/2" thick. Lead time for the corners is 4 weeks including shipping. I nearly fell over at the price quote but decided to go ahead with it and try to have this done right and then hopefully never have to deal with it again. I can't say enough about how much better it looks and improves the line of sight with the plastic venture gone!. This is not a great picture but here's what the template for the port side glass came out to look like.

60 degrees is a typical summer day where I am I'm also considering installing a Wallas or similar diesel furnace for the bridge. I want it not only for heat but for defroster on the front glass.

Visited boat today to see progress on windows. Everything is mocked up and frames are being fabricated.
Note how the larger support struts for the hard top have been relocated. They use to land on the front of the house. They are relocated to the sides so they no longer encroach on the corner window openings. The top of the windows are also relocated about 6" aft. This allowed the three front windows to be flat glass with no shape. We also but a slight kick (bend) in the two forward diagonal struts to give just enough clearance for the wiper arms to fit between them and the glass once it is installed.

The new bridge windows came out fantastic. I couldn't be happier! The line of sight improvement from the helm is remarkable and now guests can sit at the forward bench and actually see out. We had the whole frame powder coated and the color match came out great. We still have to make covers for the wiper cables, washdown tubes and wiper motors but here's a few pics showing the difference from the inside:

Thanks! The corner frames (top/bottom) were molded in fiberglass with aluminum insets for added strength. The two pieces of glass were ridiculously expensive but I'm glad we went this route.