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Pololu Trail Historic Restoration and Stabilization Project Solicitation

The State of Hawaii's Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Forestry and Wildlife, is seeking bids for the Pololu Trail Historic Restoration and Stabilization Project on Hawaii Island. - Government Buyer: - Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Forestry and Wildlife, Hawaii District - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named; work requires contractors with expertise in traditional Hawaiian stone masonry - Products/Services Requested: - Construction of approximately 50 feet of concrete steps with stone inlay to match existing historic steps - Hardening of approximately 500 feet of trail tread using large, locally sourced stones placed dry (without concrete) to create steps and cobbling with drainage features - Stabilization and repair of approximately 1,400 feet of loose cobbling along the trail - Unique or Notable Requirements: - All work must maintain the historic character of the trail and use traditional Hawaiian stone masonry techniques - Locally sourced stones are to be used where possible - Contractors must have experience with traditional Hawaiian stone masonry and work in the Kohala district - The public must have continued access to the trail during construction, with only periodic closures as coordinated - Bidders must bid on all line items to qualify - Performance, material, and payment bonds are required - Project completion required within 12 months of notice to proceed

Description

The State of Hawaii, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Forestry & Wildlife-Hawaii District is requesting quotes for the Pololu Trail Historic Restoration and Stabilization Project. The project involves constructing concrete steps with stone inlay, hardening trail tread with large stones using dry placement, and stabilizing and repairing loose cobbling along the Pololu Trail on Hawaii Island. The work aims to restore the historic trail, reduce erosion, and improve water quality of adjacent stream and coral reef habitat. Bidders must bid on all line items to qualify and must be Hawaii Compliance Express (HCE) compliant.

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