Joanne Lui is a government contact. Joanne is associated with 56 contracts. Activity spans Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction, Landscaping Services, and Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction.
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The contract covers the maintenance of landscaped areas and the inspection, repair, and maintenance of irrigation systems along designated corridors on Oahu, including Nimitz Highway from Kalihi Stream to Richards Street, Ala Moana Boulevard from Richards Street to Kalakaua Avenue, and Sand Island Access Road from Nimitz Highway to Auiki Street. Work under Project No. 92AB-01-26C and Project No. 64A-01-26C is required to ensure the functionality, aesthetics, and safety of these public thoroughfares, with a focus on sustaining horticultural health and irrigation efficiency. The procurement is managed by the Hawaii Department of Transportation, with performance limited to the Island of Oahu within the District of Honolulu.
The solicitation, identified as B26003420, was posted on June 19, 2026, with responses due by July 24, 2026. The contract is issued under a State, Local, or Education (SLED) government entity and does not specify a set-aside or NAICS code. Primary point of contact is Joanne Lui, reachable via email and phone for inquiries, with Edwin Sniffen as secondary contact. All communications and documentation must be submitted through the official Hawaii eProcurement portal linked in the posting.
This contract involves the furnishing and delivery of water-activated asphalt cold patch material to the islands of Oahu, Maui, and Kauai in Hawaii. It is issued by the Hawaii Department of Transportation under project number HWY-C-58-26. The solicitation was posted on June 4, 2026, with a response deadline set for July 1, 2026. The contract aims to support road maintenance and repair efforts by providing this specific asphalt product.
The work will be performed across multiple islands within the state of Hawaii, including Oahu, Maui, and Kauai, ensuring localized distribution and availability of the material. Primary contact for inquiries regarding the solicitation is Joanne Lui, reachable via email or phone, with a secondary contact named Edwin Sniffen. The contract opportunity is publicly listed on the Hawaii eProcurement website, facilitating access for interested vendors. No set-aside or NAICS code information is specified, and the solicitation is directed at organizations categorized under SLED (State, Local, Education).
The contract involves furnishing and delivering asphaltic concrete across the islands of Oahu, Hawaii, Maui, and Kauai as part of Project No. HWY-C-07-26. It is issued by the Hawaii Department of Transportation with the solicitation number B26003259. The solicitation was posted on June 4, 2026, and interested parties must respond by July 1, 2026. This project requires the provision of asphaltic concrete materials to support various transportation infrastructure needs on multiple Hawaiian islands, reflecting the department's ongoing commitment to maintaining and improving roadway conditions.
The contract does not specify any set-aside types or NAICS code, indicating that it is open to a broad range of suppliers. The points of contact for this project are Joanne Lui, who serves as the primary contact and can be reached via email or phone, and Edwin Sniffen as the secondary contact. The place of performance covers multiple locations across the islands, emphasizing the logistical scope of the contract. Additional details and submission information are accessible through the Hawaii eProcurement system, ensuring transparency and accessibility for potential bidders.
The contract entails pavement repair services at various locations within Kawaihae Harbor on the Island of Hawaii under solicitation number B26003183, issued by the Hawaii Department of Transportation. The work involves removing and disposing of existing asphalt and base materials, applying bituminous tack coat, placing aggregate base course, and installing hot mix asphalt base, stone matrix asphalt, and hot mix asphalt pavement, along with temporary and permanent pavement markings. All work is performed on an as-needed basis across multiple phases over a primary term of twelve months, beginning upon issuance of the Notice to Proceed, with the possibility of two additional twelve-month extensions, not to exceed thirty-six months in total. The contractor must furnish all labor, materials, and equipment, while adhering to strict environmental compliance requirements including a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan, Best Management Practices for pollution and erosion control, and adherence to Hawaii Administrative Rules Chapter 11-54 and 11-55 for water quality and pollution control. Geogrids must be supplied in roll form, properly marked with manufacturer details, roll dimensions, and manufacture date, and stored and handled to avoid UV exposure beyond six months, following ASTM D 4873 standards.
The contract is awarded on a lowest responsible bidder basis, with price accounting for 100% of the evaluation criteria. Bids must be submitted via HiePRO by June 25, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Hawaii Standard Time, and must include complete unit prices and all required documentation; failure to comply results in automatic rejection. The bidder must be determined responsible and must submit bid security, performance and payment bonds, and various certifications including Chapter 104, HRS compliance, which mandates payment of prevailing wages, overtime at time-and-a-half for work beyond eight hours per day or on weekends and holidays, and compliance with safety, unemployment, and workers’ compensation laws. Contractors must also certify compliance with Act 192, SLH 2011 regarding employment of state residents and submit weekly certified payroll records. A 5% bid adjustment is available for those participating in state-approved apprenticeship programs, but no Hawaii products preference applies. Liquidated damages of $225 per calendar day apply for delays in completion, and the contractor is responsible for the cost of obtaining Transportation Worker Identification Credentials for personnel requiring access to secured harbor areas. Payment will be made through purchase orders based on actual quantities performed at the unit prices established in
The contract involves pavement repairs at various container yards located within Honolulu Harbor on the island of Oahu, identified as Project No. Q10946. It is a solicitation issued by the Hawaii Department of Transportation, targeting State and Local Government Entities (SLED) as the intended organization type for bidders. The solicitation was posted on May 28, 2026, with a response deadline set for June 26, 2026. The purpose of this project is to maintain and improve the infrastructure within the container yards to ensure operational efficiency and safety.
The contract does not specify a set-aside type or provide a NAICS code, indicating it is open for general competition within the targeted entities. The work will be performed on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, and the main points of contact for the solicitation are Joanne Lui, reachable via email and phone, and Edwin Sniffen as a secondary contact. Interested bidders can find more information and submit their responses through the Hawaii electronic procurement system. The project reflects ongoing efforts to sustain critical transportation infrastructure at a key harbor facility.
The Department of Transportation in Hawaii is soliciting bids for fence repair work at Nawiliwili Harbor on the island of Kauai, under Project No. DOT-HAR-K-26-05. This solicitation, posted on May 28, 2026, invites qualified contractors to submit their proposals by the deadline of June 26, 2026. The work involves maintenance and repair of existing fencing structures at the harbor to ensure security and operational integrity of the facility.
The contract is managed by the Department of Transportation office in Hawaii, with designated points of contact including Joanne Lui, who is the primary contact, and Edwin Sniffen as a secondary contact. Interested parties can find more information and submit responses through the Hawaii Electronic Procurement System. The solicitation does not specify any set-aside requirements or a NAICS code, indicating open eligibility for contractors. The project emphasizes localized performance on Kauai Island and requires timely execution as per the solicitation guidelines.
The contract involves furnishing and delivering self-adhesive fiberglass reinforced road patch materials to the islands of Oahu, Hawaii, Maui, and Kauai. It is managed by the Hawaii Department of Transportation under project number HWY-C-55-25. The solicitation for this contract was posted on May 26, 2026, with a response deadline of June 26, 2026. The contract scope focuses on supplying specialized materials essential for road maintenance and repair across multiple islands within the state of Hawaii.
The solicitation is issued by the State and Local Government Entity (SLED) and does not specify any small business set-aside or NAICS code. Primary and secondary points of contact are provided for inquiries, with Joanne Lui being the primary contact reachable by email and phone. The contract emphasizes timely delivery and quality of materials to ensure proper road patching and maintenance, supporting infrastructure durability throughout the designated service areas.
The contract involves mass grading of coral flats at Kawaihae Harbor on Hawaii Island, with an estimated construction cost ranging from $1,000,000 to $1,700,000. Bidders must hold a valid State of Hawaii General Engineering Contractor's "A" license at the time of bid opening and maintain it throughout the contract duration. Compliance with Hawaii's Contractors Licensing Law is mandatory, requiring prime contractors to possess the proper license for the scope of work performed, without relying on subcontractors' licenses. The law strictly prohibits unlicensed firms from operating under another company’s license.
The solicitation was posted by the Hawaii Department of Transportation with a response deadline of June 23, 2026. Contract start and end dates will be determined and communicated by the Harbors Construction Engineer. For further details, interested parties can consult the attached plans, specifications, or contact the designated points of contact, Joanne Lui or Edwin Sniffen. The solicitation and additional information are accessible via the Hawaii Electronic Procurement System (HIePRO).
The contract titled CO2544-53 ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENTS is a solicitation issued by the Hawaii Department of Transportation Airports Division for electrical system enhancements, quality control measures, and archaeological monitoring at airport sites across Oahu. The work involves installing temporary utilities including water, electrical, and telecommunications systems with required meters and backflow prevention, implementing stormwater best management practices, managing contaminated materials, and ensuring full compliance with state and federal environmental and safety regulations such as the National Electrical Code, Hawaii Administrative Rules, and U.S. EPA standards. All personnel must undergo a ten-year criminal background check per Transportation Security Regulation 1542, obtain an Airport Security Section Motor Vehicle Operator’s Permit for access to the Airport Operations Area, and comply with strict security and access protocols including the provision of gate guards. The Contractor is responsible for self-inspection, documentation submission, adherence to approved construction schedules updated every 30 days, and submission of as-built drawings and environmental plans such as the Construction-Environmental Hazard Management Plan. Materials must meet specified durability standards including galvanized steel, Wolmanized wood, and stainless steel tanks, with UL labels and contractor-submittal stamps required on all components; physical tagging is mandatory for pullwires and samples.
Performance occurs exclusively at designated state airport locations on Oahu, with no specified start or end date but requiring strict alignment with a Contractor-developed schedule. Payment is tied to documented delivery or completed work via invoices or delivery slips, with no mention of electronic systems like WAWF. The contract does not state a total value, nor does it define a formal contract type such as firm-fixed-price or IDIQ. Evaluation factors, cost weights, and basis of award are not documented, and no formal Section I contract clauses from the FAR, Section J attachments list, or Section M evaluation criteria are included in the solicitation. Special requirements mandate compliance with Hawaii’s 80% resident workforce rule under HRS §103B and offer a 5% bid adjustment for apprenticeship program participation, though these are state labor compliance issues rather than federal socioeconomic set-asides. The State reserves the right to reject any bid, revoke security clearances, or implement corrective actions at the Contractor’s expense, with potential liquidated damages for non-compliance outlined in Appendix A. All proposals must be submitted electronically through the Hawaii eProcurement System (HlePRO) by June 16, 2026, with no hard-copy submissions permitted.
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Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors
The contract solicitation B26003024 for Substructure Repairs at Pier 17 in Honolulu Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, is a state-level construction procurement managed by the Hawaii Department of Transportation, Air and Water Transportation Facilities Division. The scope involves mobilization and demobilization, site-specific Best Management Practices (BMP) planning, pre-construction surveying, repair of concrete spalls and delaminations, replacement of reinforcing steel, installation of zinc galvanic anodes compliant with ASTM B418 Type II, and application of a high solids epoxy coating system (Amerlock 400 or approved equal) with a minimum total dry film thickness of 10 mils. All work must conform to the Hawaii Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, 2005, including Sections 503, 601, 602, and 711, as well as AWS D1.4 for welding and ACI 562 for concrete repair, and must be performed in a manner that maintains harbor operations and traffic access. Deliverables include an approved BMP Plan, pre-construction survey data, digital photos of underside repairs, and as-built drawings in PDF/A format, with final acceptance occurring on-site by the Harbors Construction Engineer after verification of compliance with surface prep standards (SSPC-SP-2 or SP-3), coating application criteria, and manufacturer specifications, including presence of a technical representative during application.
The contract operates under a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) evaluation methodology, with award made to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder whose proposal meets all mandatory compliance requirements. Price is the primary determining factor after technical acceptability, with no trade-offs allowed between cost and non-price elements. A 5% bid preference is applied for contractors actively participating in an approved apprenticeship program as defined by HRS §103-55.6, while a mandatory requirement mandates that at least 80% of total labor hours be performed by Hawaii residents, excluding certain shortage trades designated by the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations. Contractors must submit certified payrolls, time sheets, and notarized compliance certifications with final payment requests, and are prohibited from subcontracting to unlicensed entities or making campaign contributions during performance as required under HRS §11-355. All proposals must be submitted electronically via the HiePRO system by the June 13, 2026 deadline,
