Joshua Kaimikaua

Joshua Kaimikaua serves as a key procurement professional within the W075 Endist San Fran office of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, supporting the Department of the Army’s civil works mission. He manages the acquisition of complex infrastructure projects focused on flood control, dam safety, levee systems, and dredged material beneficial use, ensuring alignment with federal environmental regulations and engineering standards. His portfolio includes design-build, construction, and environmental services contracts requiring rigorous compliance with FAR and Army regulatory frameworks. Kaimikaua plays a central role in delivering resilient public works infrastructure through strategic sourcing and lifecycle management of civil engineering projects. He maintains established working relationships with leading heavy civil contractors including BFBC LLC, Granite Construction Company, Manson Construction Co., McKenzie Construction & Site Development LLC, and the CAM-DUTRA JV-II LLC. These partnerships reflect a preference for experienced firms with proven track records in large-scale earthwork, hydraulic structures, and environmental remediation. Kaimikaua fosters collaborative contracting environments that emphasize performance-based outcomes, technical compliance, and schedule adherence across multi-year project lifecycles. His procurement strategy prioritizes small business participation, with nearly half of his acquisitions set aside for small businesses under FAR 19.5. He consistently awards contracts to Women-Owned Small Businesses and HUBZone firms, demonstrating a deliberate commitment to socioeconomic equity in federal contracting. His pattern of set-asides reflects a balanced approach—favoring broad small business inclusion while maintaining flexibility for non-set-aside procurements when technical complexity or scale demands it. Kaimikaua’s primary procurement focus lies in NAICS 237990 (Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction), with significant activity in environmental consulting (541620), landscaping (561730), and janitorial services (561720). His technical expertise spans civil infrastructure design, sediment management, ecological restoration, and site rehabilitation, requiring deep familiarity with Corps of Engineers standards and NEPA compliance. He routinely procures integrated services that merge engineering, environmental stewardship, and operational maintenance to sustain critical federal water resources infrastructure.