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The Council is considering authorization to acquire water system assets from Launiupoko Water Co., Inc. and Olowalu Water Company, Inc. for up to $6,000,000, excluding closing costs and expenses. Bringing these private systems into County ownership will trigger due diligence, integration planning, and eventual operations, maintenance, and capital improvements. Engineering, utility operations, and asset management vendors should view this as a major upcoming transition, with potential work on condition assessments, system upgrades, SCADA, and regulatory compliance once the acquisition proceeds.
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$6,000,000Jul 7, 2026Resolution 26-116 would authorize acquiring water system assets from Launiupoko Water Co., Inc. and Olowalu Water Company, Inc. for up to $6,000,000, and was referred to the Budget, Finance, and Economic Development Committee. This signals intent to bring private water infrastructure into County control. If approved, the County will need due diligence, valuation, integration planning, and later capital upgrades, operations, and asset management support.
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$6,000,000Jul 7, 2026Maui County’s budget committee is considering Resolution 26-100 to authorize a $9,021,259 tax-exempt lease-purchase with TD Equipment Finance for Phase 3 of its energy performance contract with Johnson Controls. The financing would cover additional energy-efficiency work at 4.49% interest under HRS 36-41. Details of Phase 3 scope are not in this notice, but a major new tranche of work is planned, creating needs around design coordination, construction, M&V, and long-term operations support.
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$9,021,259Jun 24, 2026Maui County Council approved entering a tax-exempt lease-purchase agreement through TD Equipment Finance for Phase 3 of its energy performance contract with Johnson Controls. This continues a multi-phase energy upgrade program across County facilities. The core vendor decisions are made, but the scale suggests ongoing implementation, possible change orders, and integration needs where specialty subs, monitoring, financing, and O&M providers can engage.
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$6,000,000Jul 7, 2026CHP Maui, Inc., on behalf of Kaluakoi Poolside, LLC, is before the Molokaʻi Planning Commission requesting a Special Management Area (SMA) exemption for a $4.3 million package of improvements at the existing resort property at 240 Kepuhi Place in Maunaloa. The scope described includes parking and light improvements, new poolside fencing, and repair and maintenance work across the resort. While this agenda item is focused on land use and SMA compliance, the valuation suggests a substantial construction and site-improvement project that will require contractors, materials, and possibly design and engineering support if it proceeds. A vendor could position for subcontracting, specialized trades, site lighting, pool and fencing systems, or compliance-related consulting tied to coastal and SMA requirements.
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$4,300,000May 27, 2026CHP Maui, Inc., on behalf of Kaluakoi Poolside, LLC, is seeking a Special Management Area exemption for a package of improvements at the existing resort at 240 Kepuhi Place, Maunaloa, Molokaʻi. The scope includes parking and light improvements, new poolside fencing, and repair and maintenance work across the resort property, with an estimated valuation of $4.3 million. Because this is an SMA exemption request before the Molokaʻi Planning Commission, the project appears to be in the land-use/entitlement phase rather than under an active construction contract. This creates a near-term planning window for design, construction, trades, and specialty vendors (e.g., site lighting, fencing, paving, ADA and life-safety upgrades) to position for the ensuing work once permits and exemptions are in place.
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$4,300,000May 27, 2026The Budget, Finance, and Economic Development Committee is considering Resolution 26-100 to authorize Maui County to enter into a tax-exempt lease-purchase agreement with TD Equipment Finance, Inc. for Phase 3 of the County’s energy performance contract with Johnson Controls, Inc. The financing would cover $9,021,259 in work under the existing energy performance contract, plus interest at 4.49 percent, pursuant to Hawaiʻi Revised Statutes Section 36-41. The committee may recommend adoption of the resolution, with or without revisions, or could file it, so the financing structure is not yet finally approved. For vendors, this confirms Johnson Controls as the incumbent for energy performance work and signals a third phase of energy improvements that may require equipment supply, subcontracting, monitoring, and maintenance services over multiple years. It also provides a timeline cue around when financing closes, which can drive follow-on work such as integration, analytics, and optimization of installed systems.
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$9,021,259Jun 16, 2026Amendment to an existing five-year agreement with D2L, Ltd. to provide a common software-as-a-service learning management system (LMS) for all university students and employees. The amendment increases functionality by adding Accessibility+, Achievement+, Honorlock, and Lumi Tutor components.
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$5,000,000May 7, 2026Installation of photovoltaic solar panels at Kaunakakai Fire Station, Mitchell Pauole Center, Molokai Youth Center, and Cooke Memorial on Molokaʻi.
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$1,103,508Apr 22, 2026Maui County is in the middle of a comprehensive rewrite of Title 19, its zoning code, with consultant Orion Planning & Design and a multi-division internal task force. A new modular review and adoption process will run through 2026–2027, covering zoning districts, procedures, agriculture, housing, enforcement, and integration with community plans. This is a multi-year, consultant-supported code modernization where outside specialists can assist with technical drafting, public engagement, mapping, housing and ag policy, and implementation tools.
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