COUNTY OF MAUI

The County of Maui provides municipal utility regulation and infrastructure support services, primarily focused on the administration and delivery of water and sewer systems in support of federal emergency and operational missions. Their core capabilities center on the reliable procurement, coordination, and management of critical utility services under firm-fixed-price agreements, ensuring uninterrupted water and wastewater infrastructure for high-priority sites. Technical expertise includes utility service integration for federal disaster response operations, compliance with federal environmental and public health standards, and seamless coordination between local public works departments and federal agencies. Their key differentiator lies in their ability to rapidly mobilize municipal utility resources in support of federal missions, leveraging existing county infrastructure and regulatory frameworks to meet urgent operational demands. The County of Maui has demonstrated direct engagement with the Department of Homeland Security, delivering essential utility services in support of federal emergency response activities. Their work with this agency involves the provision of water and sewer infrastructure for temporary federal facilities, aligning with disaster recovery and continuity-of-operations requirements under federal emergency directives. Their primary industry focus is on NAICS 926130, which encompasses the regulation and administration of public utilities, particularly in the context of municipal governance supporting federal needs. This positions them as a specialized local government provider with deep operational knowledge of utility systems, permitting, and service delivery in environmentally sensitive and disaster-prone regions. As a governmental entity structured as a 2A (state or local government), the County of Maui operates under public authority with no commercial certifications. Located in Wailuku, Hawaii, they serve as a critical regional provider of utility services, uniquely positioned to support federal operations in the Pacific region through their embedded infrastructure and jurisdictional authority over essential public utilities.