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OUTLYING-MAKALA 352-ENGINEERING SOLUTION HILLSIDE INSTABILITY

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This contract, managed by Navfac Hawaii for the Department of the Navy, focuses on addressing hillside instability behind MAKALAPA 352. The project aims to implement a permanent solution to prevent soil from sliding into non-load bearing railings, with design phases scheduled for FY23/24 and execution planned for FY25. To ensure a long-term resolution, the project requires a comprehensive study conducted by an architecture and engineering team. This team must include geotechnical, civil, and structural engineering firms to develop specific recommendations for earth retention systems and erosion control measures.

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Navfac Hawaii project for hillside instability at MAKALAPA 352 using engineering design and execution.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac HawaiiView Agency

NAICS

541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

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USA

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E2 Record - Per Lt. Jeon AE design FY23/24 and execution in FY25. Provide Permeant Solution on Hillside soil issue behind MAKALAPA 352. Soil is sliding into Non- Load Bearing Railings. For a long term solution, recommend a study be performed by an A-E team consisting of a geotechnical engineering firm, civil engineering firm, and a structural engineering firm to develop recommendations for possible erosion control measures and/or earth retention systems.

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