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The County Engineer briefed Council on partnership talks with DHHL to relocate Wailua Wastewater Treatment Plant to DHHL’s Wailua lands using a shared package plant. DHHL would build a 0.5 MGD facility for its new development; the County is considering adding 1.5 MGD capacity and investing about $50,000,000 for conveyance, reuse lines, and golf course supply. Design, studies, permitting, funding structure, operator, and technology (including non-injection disposal and possible constructed wetlands) are still being worked out. This is early-stage planning for a major wastewater relocation, creating room for engineering, environmental, financing, and program-management vendors to shape solutions and funding strategy.
The Housing Director obtained Council approval to receive and expend an additional $1,511,616 in State ‘Ohana Zone funds (bringing the total contract to $3,511,616) for FY 2027 operational support of County supportive housing projects for homeless families. Funds cover property management, landscaping, rent gaps, case management services, training, and travel for projects like Kealaula, Lima Ola, and Kealaula Phase II. The County plans an RFP to select a nonprofit operator for Kealaula Phase II and possibly consolidate case management services, creating a near-term active procurement opportunity for service providers.
The Fire Chief secured approval to apply for, receive, and expend a FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant to buy one fire engine for Lihu'e Fire Station and replace large hose across the County. The engine project is budgeted at $1,800,000 with a 90/10 cost share, and hose replacement at about $160,930 with similar cost share. No vendors are named yet, so apparatus and hose suppliers have an upcoming opportunity if the grant is awarded.
The Fire Chief obtained approval to apply for, receive, and expend a FEMA SAFER Grant to fund three firefighter positions for Rescue 3. The three-year project is estimated at $1,211,843, with $866,773 from FEMA and $345,070 from the County. While the funding mainly covers salaries, expanding Rescue 3 staffing can drive needs for equipment, training, and support services for the enlarged crew.
The Housing Director received approval to accept and expend an additional $1,511,616 in State of Hawai'i Ohana Zone funds, bringing the total to $3,511,616. The money continues operational support for County Supportive Housing Projects for homeless families in Fiscal Year 2027. This multi-million funding stream sustains housing operations and may involve services, case management, facility operations, and supportive programming vendors.
Site selection, conceptual master plan, environmental assessment, and subsequent planning and design for a Pahoa Transit Hub co-located with a new Pahoa Public Library, including property acquisition if needed.
Kona Transit Hub (formerly Old Airport Transit Station) development including site selection, environmental analyses, design, land acquisition, and construction of transit facilities and base yard expansion.
Phased development at Kukuiola and Village 9 including access road construction, emergency housing for homeless individuals, transitional housing, and multifamily permanent housing (Phase 3) with Group 70 as designer.
Design-build of Road D and Road H and associated onsite infrastructure for approximately 20 acres at UH West Oahu, enabling phased mixed-use and workforce housing (Parcel 4) near Keoneae rail station.
Design-build-operate-maintain of a new Aloha Stadium and surrounding ancillary mixed-use development under a P3, including demolition of existing stadium, major site infrastructure, and real estate development.
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Government Agencies in Kauai County, Hawaii
67 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wilcox Memorial Hospital
Water Department [KC]
Waste Water Management Division [KC]
Waimea Public Library [HSPLS]
Treasury - Motor Vehicle Registration [KC]
Treasury - Driver Licensing [KC]
Transportation Agency [KC]
The Clinic at Waimea [HHSC]
The Clinic at Eleele [HHSC]
Solid Waste Division [KC]
Samuel Mahelona Memorial Hospital
Roads - Administration - Operations [KC]
Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) [KC]
Recycling Programs [KC]
Public Utilities Commission (PUC) - Kauai District Office [DCCA]
Public Information Office [KC]
Public Defender – Kauai Office [BF]
Prosecuting Attorney [KC]
Princeville Public Library [HSPLS]
Port Allen Harbor [DOT]
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