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ACCUITY LLP

UEI: SLED_BADD925E98D33B35

ACCUITY LLP is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_BADD925E98D33B35. It has been awarded $501,500 across 2 federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Legislative Auditor Office and Commerce & Consumer Affairs.

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SLED_BADD925E98D33B35

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Awards by Agency

Legislative Auditor Office$460.0K91.7%

Commerce & Consumer Affairs$41.5K8.3%

Awards by NAICS

- Unknown NAICS$501.5K100%

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Open opportunities in ACCUITY LLP's top NAICS codes and agencies

Conflict of Interest Disclosure & Ethics ComplianceThe contract titled Conflict of Interest Disclosure & Ethics Compliance requires the performance of internal audits to identify potential conflicts of interest, the preparation of mandatory disclosures, and the provision of strategic advice on mitigation measures that align with federal government ethics rules. The work is focused on ensuring compliance within the Department of Commerce & Consumer Affairs in Hawaii, with all activities governed by applicable ethical standards and regulatory frameworks. The subcontractor must demonstrate expertise in government ethics procedures, including the ability to conduct thorough reviews, document findings accurately, and implement effective remediation plans. The solicitation was posted on July 9, 2026, with a response deadline of August 11, 2026, and is classified under NAICS code 541611, which corresponds to management consulting services. The contract does not specify a set-aside type or designated small business preferences, and no point of contact or physical location details are provided beyond the administering agency’s jurisdiction in Hawaii. All work is expected to be performed remotely or in alignment with the agency’s operational structure, and interested parties must submit proposals through the official online portal prior to the deadline.

Department of Commerce & Consumer Affairs

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Insurance & Risk Management ServicesThe contract requires the provision of liability insurance with the State of Hawaii designated as an additional insured, ensuring that the state is protected under the policy for any claims arising from the contractor’s activities. The contractor must also maintain excess liability coverage that meets or exceeds the specific thresholds outlined in the agreement to safeguard against potential financial exposures beyond standard coverage limits. All insurance provisions must comply fully with the State's risk management standards and contractual obligations, with documentation submitted as required to verify continuous and adequate coverage during the performance period. This subcontract under the Department of Commerce & Consumer Affairs in Hawaii is open for responses until August 11, 2026, with a NAICS code of 524292 indicating it relates to insurance and risk management services. Performance is expected to occur within the State of Hawaii, and the contracting entity seeks qualified providers capable of delivering robust, compliant insurance solutions aligned with state requirements. The solicitation is publicly accessible through the Hawaii eProcurement portal, and interested parties are expected to ensure their proposals address all insurance specifications, including coverage amounts, policy terms, and the inclusion of the State of Hawaii as an additional insured party.

Department of Commerce & Consumer Affairs

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Local Labor Compliance & Subcontractor CoordinationThe contract requires the recruitment, onboarding, and ongoing management of subcontractors based in Hawaii to ensure that a minimum of 51 percent of all labor hours are performed within the state. Compliance with this local labor requirement is critical and must be actively tracked throughout the duration of the engagement. Subcontractors must provide documented statements verifying their Hawaii residency and the location of work performed, and the contractor is responsible for collecting, maintaining, and submitting these records as proof of adherence. The obligation extends to ensuring that all subcontractors meet the in-state labor threshold, with continuous monitoring to prevent noncompliance. This is a subcontracting opportunity under the NAICS code 561320, issued by the Hawaii office of the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs. The solicitation was posted on July 9, 2026, and responses are due by August 11, 2026. While the exact location of performance is not specified beyond Hawaii, all work must occur within the state to satisfy the labor residency requirement. The contractor must establish a systematic approach to vetting, tracking, and reporting subcontractor activities to meet regulatory expectations, with no flexibility below the 51 percent benchmark. Failure to comply could result in contract penalties or termination.

Department of Commerce & Consumer Affairs

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Data Security & Confidential Information ProtectionThe contract requires the implementation of comprehensive technological safeguards to secure personal information and ensure adherence to Hawaii’s Uniform Information Practices Act under HRS Chapter 92F. This includes deploying robust systems to prevent unauthorized access, data breaches, and other security incidents involving sensitive data, as well as establishing clear protocols for detecting, responding to, and mitigating any breaches that may occur. The contractor must align all security measures with state-mandated privacy standards and maintain ongoing compliance through audits, monitoring, and documented procedures. The scope of work is structured as a subcontract under the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs in Hawaii, with a North American Industry Classification System code of 541512, indicating it involves computer systems design and related services. The opportunity was posted on July 9, 2026, with proposals due by August 11, 2026. Performance is expected to take place in Hawaii, and the contractor must be prepared to support state agencies in fulfilling legal obligations related to data confidentiality and public records management. No set-aside provisions are specified, and the contract emphasizes technical capability, regulatory knowledge, and proven experience in securing government-held personal information.

Department of Commerce & Consumer Affairs

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Project Management & Workplan DevelopmentThe contract seeks a subcontractor to develop and manage comprehensive project management frameworks for a state initiative under the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs in Hawaii, focusing on establishing clear implementation timelines, defining key milestones, tracking deliverables, and producing detailed performance reports. The selected provider will serve as the central coordination point between technical teams, the prime contractor, and state stakeholders to ensure seamless communication, alignment of objectives, and timely execution of project activities. The work requires strong organizational and reporting capabilities with an emphasis on accountability and transparency throughout the project lifecycle. The solicitation is open for submissions until August 11, 2026, and is classified under NAICS code 541611, which corresponds to management consulting services. The project is anticipated to be performed in Hawaii, though the exact location is not specified, and the contract type is explicitly a subcontract, indicating that the successful bidder will operate under a primary contractor already engaged with the state agency. The posting date is July 9, 2026, and all proposals must be submitted via the provided online portal.

Department of Commerce & Consumer Affairs

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Regulatory Compliance & Policy Analysis SupportThe contract seeks expert analysis and reporting on public utility regulations, policy implementation, and adherence to Hawaii Revised Statutes and Administrative Rules, with a focus on ensuring compliance and providing actionable insights. The work will involve supporting the development of strategic workplans and stakeholder engagement strategies to facilitate effective communication and collaboration among regulatory bodies, industry stakeholders, and the public. This subcontract is aligned with the NAICS code 541611, indicating a requirement for management consulting services related to administrative and regulatory compliance. The project is under the purview of the Department of Commerce & Consumer Affairs in Hawaii and requires the contractor to deliver high-quality, timely analyses that inform decision-making and enforcement activities within the state’s utility regulatory framework. Proposals must be submitted by August 11, 2026, with no set-aside designation specified, and performance is expected to be conducted in support of Hawaii’s regulatory objectives without a defined physical location for the work.

Department of Commerce & Consumer Affairs

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ADVISOR SERVICES TO DRAFT A REPORT THAT PROVIDES A STRATEGICThe Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, through the Public Utilities Commission, is soliciting advisory services to produce a strategic report evaluating the costs, uncertainties, and risks associated with Hawaii’s energy future under SCR172 SD1 HD1, with incidental consideration of HR194 HD1 and SR163 SD1. This solicitation, identified as P27000040 and posted on July 9, 2026, with a response deadline of August 11, 2026, targets qualified advisors to deliver a preliminary report by December 4, 2026, and a final report by December 4, 2027, along with proposed legislative language and performance metrics. The contract, with an estimated value of $900,000 over two years, operates under a firm fixed-price, not-to-exceed structure and includes mandatory deliverables such as organizational charts, resumes of key personnel, active participation in legislative briefings, and working group meetings. Proposals must strictly adhere to a defined format, including ten required sections, with page limits of 25 pages for the background section and three pages per resume, and require submission of three essential certifications: a transmittal letter, a cost proposal including General Excise Tax, and a Hawaii bidder preference certification verifying at least 51% of labor hours will occur in Hawaii and that the offeror has maintained a commercial presence in the state for two years. Evaluation is based on a 100-point trade-off analysis, prioritizing offeror background and staff experience at 50 points, followed by the proposed workplan at 30 points, understanding of the Commission’s needs at 5 points, and cost and value at 15 points, with a pass/no-pass threshold for general requirements whose failure results in automatic disqualification. Compliance is governed by Hawaii Revised Statutes, including confidentiality provisions and the state’s bidder preference law, while conflicts of interest—particularly involving regulated utilities or litigation within the last decade—must be disclosed and may result in score adjustments or rejection. Contractors are required to implement data security protocols, including training and confidentiality agreements, but no government security clearances are needed. The contract permits modifications requiring agency head approval for increases over $25,000 or 10% of the original value, and includes no formal option clauses, though potential use of remaining funds may allow for an extended period. All work must comply with statutory authority under

Department of Commerce & Consumer Affairs

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