S10928 Substructure Repairs at Piers 13-14, Phase 2

The contract pertains to Phase 2 of substructure repairs at Piers 13–14 in Honolulu Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, under solicitation number B26003025, issued by the Hawaii Department of Transportation. The work involves repairing spalled concrete on pier substructures, including sounding and removing deteriorated material, replacing severely corroded steel reinforcement, installing new rebar, cleaning and coating steel with approved products such as Sika Armatec 110 Epocom, and placing concrete or patching compounds in accordance with the Hawaii Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction (2005). The project requires strict compliance with industry standards including ASTM A706 Grade 60, AWS D1.4 for welding, ACI 318R and 546R for concrete repair, and ICRI 310.1R-2008 for surface preparation. All work must be performed on-site, with inspections and final acceptance conducted by the Harbors Construction Engineer after verification of structural integrity, proper installation of reinforcement, and completion of site cleanup and demobilization. The solicitation is governed by a Lowest Price, Technically Acceptable methodology, with award based on responsiveness and responsibility. Bidders must submit proposals electronically via HIePRO by June 13, 2026, and provide bid security equal to at least 5% of the base bid amount. Key compliance requirements include ensuring at least 80% of the workforce consists of Hawaii residents, with subcontractors exceeding $50,000 in value also bound by this rule, and mandatory participation in a registered apprenticeship program to receive a 5% price adjustment. Security protocols are stringent, requiring daily restoration of perimeter fencing and lighting, use of a state-contracted security provider, photo identification for all personnel, vehicle and personal item searches, and immediate cessation of work during elevated security alerts. Contractors must also adhere to state statutes prohibiting campaign contributions during contract performance and enforce licensing restrictions, limiting general contractors from performing specialty work without proper certification. No contract value is specified in the solicitation, as pricing fields are left blank for bidder completion, and no federal accounting codes, payment office details, or COR/COTR contacts are provided, despite the inclusion of bond templates and state-specific certifications addressing workforce, security, and environmental compliance.