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This Solicitation opportunity from Hawaii was posted on June 4, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

University of Hawaii Annual Advertisement for Construction Related Professional Services for Fiscal Year 2026

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The University of Hawaii has issued a continuous solicitation for qualified professional firms to provide a broad range of construction-related services for fiscal year 2026, covering the period from July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026. The sought-after disciplines include architecture, various engineering specialties (civil, electrical, mechanical, structural, environmental), biological sciences (such as sampling and testing), commissioning, construction management, project management, landscape architecture, planning, surveying, and real estate appraisal. These services support repair, maintenance, capital improvement, and planning projects across all University of Hawaii campuses and properties statewide. To be eligible, firms must employ licensed personnel registered in Hawaii for all disciplines requiring licensure. Rather than awarding fixed contracts at this stage, the University intends to establish a List of Qualified Professionals for task-order assignments as needs arise. Interested firms are required to submit a letter of interest along with a completed Federal Form SF 330 or an alternative DPW 120 form, combined into a single searchable PDF, sent via email to the University’s Facilities and Contracts Office. There is no specified submission deadline as the recruitment is ongoing. The solicitation is qualifications-based and does not include pricing information or specific evaluation criteria; selection is primarily based on the firms’ qualifications and compliance with Hawaii licensure requirements. The contract does not specify contract type or pricing terms but appears to function as an IDIQ-like vehicle to facilitate future work orders. No detailed contractual clauses, inspection criteria, payment instructions, or specialty provisions such as organizational conflict of interest clauses are included. The sole point of contact is Kelsey Soma Turek at the University of Hawaii Facilities and Contracts Office. This broad, statewide professional services solicitation aims to ensure ready access to qualified expertise to efficiently support the University's construction-related project needs throughout fiscal year 2026.

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University of Hawaii seeks licensed firms for statewide construction-related services, fiscal year 2026.

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HI, USA

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FY 2026 Annual Notice to Providers of Professional Services - University of Hawaii

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AgencyUniversity of Hawaii
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University of Hawaii Annual Advertisement for Construction Related Professional Services - Architects, Engineers, Planners, Surveyors, Biological Science (sampling and testing), Construction Management, Project Management and Real Estate Appraisal for Fiscal Year 2026 (July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026).

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