CO1433-33 CBP FIS Renovation

The contract for the CBP FIS Renovation at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii, encompasses a comprehensive renovation of Federal Inspection Services secondary screening areas within Customs and Border Protection facilities. The scope includes selective demolition, removal, and disposal of existing materials, along with extensive renovations to mechanical, electrical, architectural, security, and telecommunications systems. Work involves modifications to interior and exterior spaces, including ceilings, flooring, walls, doors, lighting, and painting, as well as the installation of controlled access features and emergency egress improvements. All furniture, equipment, and security systems necessary for CBP operations must be procured, delivered, and installed in accordance with technical specifications. The project requires strict adherence to federal, state, and local regulations, including compliance with HRS Chapter 104 for prevailing wages and overtime, HRS Chapter 103B mandating that at least 80% of the workforce be Hawaii residents, and applicable FAA and state airport security protocols. Construction must adhere to rigorous quality control standards, with daily inspections, certified testing reports signed by licensed engineers, and a formal Quality Control Program covering materials, workmanship, and functional performance. Documentation requirements include submittals of mix designs, color samples, shop drawings, operation and maintenance data, warranties, and a comprehensive waste management plan for demolition debris. The contractor must submit a Critical Path Method schedule and a Schedule of Values within 30 days of contract execution, and must provide detailed payroll records weekly, maintained for three years post-completion. All materials must be packaged and transported to prevent damage or contamination, with paint containers fully labeled and asbestos waste properly identified with DOT Class 9 labels. Bid security through a surety bond is required, and the contractor must provide performance and labor and material payment bonds upon award. The contract has a duration of 270 calendar days from the Notice to Proceed, with submission of proposals required electronically via HIePRO by August 14, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. HST. The award will be made to the lowest responsible bidder, with a possible 5% bid adjustment for contractors party to approved apprenticeship agreements under HRS Section 103-55.6. The State reserves the right to negotiate scope reductions if the selected bid exceeds available funds. Project closeout requires submission of a final report within 30 days of completion.