Opportunity
Hawaii eProcurement Portal #B27000686
Kauaʻi protective-fencing construction, repair, and removal at Kawaikini and East Alakaʻi
Posted
October 29, 2026
Respond By
November 24, 2026
Identifier
B27000686
NAICS
238990
The State of Hawaiʻi is seeking contractors for remote protective-fencing work at two Kauaʻi conservation sites. - Government buyer: State of Hawaiʻi Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DOFAW). - Locations: Kawaikini Preserve and East Alakaʻi on Kauaʻi. - Requested services: - Kawaikini: one mobilization; construct approximately 4,699 linear feet of ungulate-proof fence, including corridor clearing and cleanup; install 7 gates. - East Alakaʻi: one mobilization; reconstruct or install approximately 2,360 linear feet of fence; remove and dispose of approximately 2,360 linear feet of existing fence; install 2 gates. - Remove approximately 6,655 linear feet of old T-posts and hog-wire remnants. - Materials and logistics: DOFAW supplies fence materials. The contractor provides labor, equipment, transport, helicopter logistics, temporary camp infrastructure, and removal-material disposal. Both work areas are helicopter-access only, with access affected by weather. - Notable requirements: Sanitize and inspect tools, equipment, materials, and gear to prevent pest and plant-pathogen spread. Protect endangered species, native habitat, and archaeological or cultural resources. - OEMs and vendors: No commercial OEMs, manufacturers, or vendors are named.
Description
The State of Hawaiʻi Division of Forestry and Wildlife seeks construction of a protective ungulate-proof fence in the Kawaikini Preserve, repairs and reconstruction of sections of the East Alakaʻi Protective fence, and removal and disposal of old fence materials. Work includes approximately 4,699 linear feet of new Kawaikini fencing with seven gates, about 2,360 feet of East Alakaʻi fence reconstruction with two gates, and removal of approximately 6,655 feet of old T-posts and hog-wire remnants. Both project sites are on Kauaʻi and are accessible only by helicopter; work schedules must accommodate weather-dependent access. Vendors must submit responses through HIePRO and include applicable fees and charges in their pricing.