Doesn't exist.

If you have the budget, you can probably get a custom cabinet maker to do yours first. Start calling around and be sure to mention your time frame and what it's worth to you. :)

I got fully custom delivered in 18 weeks from the time we approved the final drawings and did field measurements. Add in an additional 12 weeks for several design meetings to come up with final drawings. Now add in several more weeks because they only did the basic installation of kitchen cabinets and will come back later to add the doors and do final adjustments.

For the right price someone might be willing to bump another customer ... good luck!

i was searching recently as we may have a smaller kitchen redo in a non primary residence . within the next couple of years. I encountered Bob Vila's article [my goal was somewhat lower priced] and list of a few and noted they have some short lead times. These may or may not be custom enuf but they looked pretty good on initial glance. I've save them but two that stood out: Wholeseale Cabinets US and Kabinet King. You might check it out. There are others once I started searching .Your customization may be your drawback .if you can pare it back you can find good quality ready to ship in a fairly short time.

Consider site built cabinets by a finish carpenter.

Agree with the others... You might have better luck with a custom builder. And, you may be surprised to find out the costs aren't that bad either.

Possibly Merillat? https://cabinetworksgroup.com/ops-status/

Good luck - yesterday, there were discussions of current lead times for many cabinet manufacturers here:

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/6164020/starmark-cabinets-delays-delays-delays#n=14

The bumping of lesser/smaller/cheaper projects and/or customers happens all the time, for all different reasons. That is just reality.

Look at Craig's List - some people sell their entire kitchen's worth of cabinetry.

Kraftmaid is 15-16 weeks.

We just went through a time-intensive 8 weeks of ordering semi-custom cabinets from Canyon Creek. When we began this process in July, the cabinets were 4 weeks out from ordering we were told. Then, they were 35 to 40 business days just before we put in our order. Now that we have our order in, we are told that are 70 business days from time of initial order. Our order has been in their queue waiting to be processed for 12 business days and has not even been processed. If there are any questions or clarifications needed (which I assume there will be on a whole house cabinet order), the 70 days starts at the clean order date (all cabinets finalized by all parties). It is going to be January before we get these cabinets.... AND we partially chose this company as the cabinet dealer said they'd be 30 days....

So frustrating. Thanks for sharing your POV.

We ended up going with a local custom millwork cabinet maker who was able to accelerate the delivery date from Jan 31, 2022 to the Nov 22, 2021. Fingers crossed we do not hit a speed bump.

Blum is rationing hinges distribution amounts based on 2019 sales figures, and the wholesalers are following suit. Cabinet makers are trying to shift to other brands as backups, but they are having issues with product supply as well.

The paint issue has eased a bit, for imported high quality wood coating materials. Lower quality domestic produced house paint had gotten much worse. Shelves are empty.

Lumber commodity prices have come down, but that does not really translate to cabinet quality materials. No one uses CDX plywood and spruce studs to make cabinets.

Most small to medium sized custom guys are 6-9 months out, because they can’t be sure they will have the materials available beyond October at this point. Unless they stockpiled hinges like people did toilet paper. I inow one guy who had 4 pallets of hinges delivered in March. He looks like a genius now.

Ive been waiting 3 months for 4 pairs of Blum Movento slides. They're what i need for a 42” wide shallow drawer box. The other option is backordered through November. It’s going to get worse before it gets better.