Law Enforcement Drone Platform Fabrication and Delivery

The Department of Law Enforcement is soliciting bids for the fabrication and delivery of six custom platforms designed to support drone docking stations for law enforcement operations on Oahu. Each platform must be constructed per detailed specifications and delivered in two separate shipments—three platforms to each of two distinct locations. The platforms must be lifted and securely mounted onto building rooftops to facilitate drone deployment and retrieval, requiring precise installation procedures. Bidders may submit offers for one or both line items, but all proposals must include written documentation or engineered drawings that fully demonstrate compliance with all technical requirements outlined in the solicitation. Responsiveness and responsibility are mandatory for consideration, with award to be made to the lowest-priced bidder who meets all specifications and demonstrates the capability to perform the work as described. The solicitation, identified as B27000028, was posted on July 7, 2026, with responses due by July 29, 2026. The project falls under the jurisdiction of the Hawaii Department of Law Enforcement, with performance required statewide across Oahu. All inquiries and submissions must be directed to Rawlin Sasamura, the primary point of contact, via the provided email or phone number. Bidders are required to review the full solicitation document LAW 26-SD-07... for complete scope, technical standards, and procedural details prior to submission, as failure to address any requirement will result in non-responsiveness. No set-aside provisions are specified, and the selection process prioritizes compliance, responsibility, and cost-effectiveness.