S10954 Honolulu Harbor, Piers 51-53, Fender Repairs, Oahu

The contract pertains to fender system repairs and concrete restoration work at Piers 51–53 in Honolulu Harbor, Oahu, requiring the contractor to replace damaged or missing fender components and repair impact-damaged fascia beams. Scope includes full removal of deteriorated concrete and corroded rebar, surface preparation, installation of new reinforcing steel compliant with ASTM A706 Grade 60, application of MCI 2005NS corrosion inhibitor, and placement of specified concrete or patching material using 20% fly ash substitution, all in accordance with the Hawaii Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction (2005). Work must comply with rigorous environmental and safety standards, including EPA TCLP testing for waste characterization, hazardous waste management per 40 CFR Parts 261–262, and adherence to OSHA HAZWOPER and respiratory protection requirements. All personnel must hold valid TWIC credentials, complete 40-hour HAZWOPER training with annual refresher, possess current medical clearance for respirator use, and submit detailed personnel and vehicle lists prior to site access. Performance is to occur at the harbor site, with strict compliance mandated for dust control, runoff management, and PPE standards including ANSI-certified hard hats, boots, and safety glasses. The procurement is structured as a solicitation under FAR with an implied Lowest-Prized Technically Acceptable evaluation method, where award will go to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. Pricing details are incomplete, with all unit and extended prices left blank in the line-item schedule, making the total contract value unascertainable. Key deliverables include installation of 40 units of 21" x 5'-0" cylindrical fenders, replacement of 70 top and 140 bottom eyebolts, one pad eye, and repair of specified square footage of spalled concrete surfaces. All materials must be transported with protective packaging, and hazardous substances require EPA manifest documentation and MSDS accompaniment. Bonding requirements are enforced through standard Performance Bond, Labor and Material Payment Bond, and Chapter 104 HRS Compliance Certificate forms, with no federal socioeconomic set-asides specified. Submission must be completed electronically via HIePRO by June 19, 2026, with no hard-copy proposals accepted. Compliance with Hawaii’s 80% resident workforce requirement, if claimed, necessitates notarized certification and retention of payroll records for four years, and participation in registered apprenticeship