Hawaii eProcurement Portal #B27000713

Iao Valley State Monument Upper Parking Lot Asphalt and Drainage Repairs

The State of Hawaii is seeking a contractor to repair the upper parking lot and improve drainage at Iao Valley State Monument in Wailuku. - Government buyer: State of Hawaii, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of State Parks, Maui District; project office: Iao Valley State Monument. - Scope: One lump-sum construction job to repair approximately 3,564 square feet of parking lot pavement. - Remove and dispose of damaged asphalt and unsuitable material; excavate and prepare the subgrade; and install compacted aggregate base and approximately 2 inches of new asphalt. - Construct an approximately 2-foot-wide concrete drainage swale along the existing rock wall and grade it to an approved discharge location. - Include labor, materials, equipment, hauling, disposal, mobilization, site protection, cleanup, and restoration. - Notable requirements: Coordinate site access and scheduling with the State Park caretaker, protect existing park features and cultural resources, and account for the monument being closed to the public during construction. Technical details are subject to approved plans and specifications. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are named; no specific branded products or part numbers are requested.

Description

The State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of State Parks, is soliciting bids to repair and resurface approximately 3,564 square feet of damaged asphalt at Iao Valley State Monument’s upper parking lot in Wailuku, Maui. Work includes asphalt removal and disposal, subgrade and aggregate base preparation, new asphalt paving, and construction of a concrete drainage swale along the existing rock wall. Contractors must include all labor, materials, equipment, cleanup, and site restoration in a lump-sum bid submitted through HIePRO. The monument will be closed to the public during the approved construction period, and contractor access and scheduling must be coordinated with State Parks.

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