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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, 2026The County of Hawaiʻi Planning Department issued a FONSI and accepted the Final Environmental Assessment for a new 14.9‑acre Volcano School of Arts and Sciences campus in Puna. The four‑phase buildout through 2032 will add multiple school buildings, amphitheater, labs, kitchen, maintenance facilities, parking, roads, utilities, IWS wastewater, drainage, and site work, with an estimated $43.8 million construction cost. A Special Permit, plan approval, grading, building, NPDES, wastewater, fire, electrical, mechanical, and engineering reviews are still required, so design, engineering, construction, site/civil, utility, IT, security, and FF&E vendors can engage while permits and funding packages are being assembled.
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$43,800,000Jun 26, 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, 2026The 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.
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$50,000,000Jun 17, 2026The University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo’s Center for Maunakea Stewardship plans a $1.2 million project to decommission three underground fuel storage tanks and associated piping at Halepōhaku and replace them with two aboveground storage tanks (ASTs). The project is driven by a Hawaiʻi Department of Health underground storage tank regulation requiring compliance by July 15, 2028, and is now through environmental review with a Final EA and FONSI published April 8, 2026. The scope includes removal of USTs, excavation and backfilling, installation of Transtank Pro P122 or similar double‑walled AST units with integrated dispensing, new concrete containment slab and berm, erosion controls, invasive species controls, archaeological monitoring, and habitat restoration plantings. A schedule in the application shows Site Plan Approval to be secured in 2026, an Invitation for Bids drafted and issued in late 2026, and construction running through 2027–mid‑2028. This is an upcoming construction and fuel systems contract where UH will need a qualified contractor and possibly suppliers for ASTs, civil work, environmental sampling, and monitoring.
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$1,200,000Jun 9, 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, 2026The 2027 Risk Assessment and 3-Year Audit Plan schedule a new internal audit of the UH Mānoa Athletics Department for the first half of 2027, focusing on financial and operational effectiveness, initiatives and strategies for financial sustainability, planning for name, image, and likeness (NIL) programs, and student-athlete welfare. The risk assessment notes that Mānoa athletics has an operating budget of about $15 million, including $5 million earmarked to establish an NIL program, and that the department faces heightened financial and reputational risk amid NCAA changes and legislative scrutiny. Internal audit will incorporate concerns from a Hawaiʻi Senate resolution and the external auditor’s NCAA agreed-upon procedures. Post-audit, athletics will likely need help updating financial models, revenue strategies, NIL governance, compliance controls, and possibly enabling technology for NIL and donor/fan engagement. Sports business consultants, NIL compliance advisors, and related tech vendors can work with the department to implement audit recommendations and build sustainable NIL and revenue strategies.
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$15,000,000Jun 4, 2026The City and County of Honolulu Department of Environmental Services is advancing the Honouliuli WWTP Effluent Treatment and Outfall Improvements project to add a new secondary effluent disinfection system at the Honouliuli Wastewater Treatment Plant in ʻEwa, Oʻahu. A Final Environmental Assessment with a Finding of No Significant Impact (FEA-FONSI) was completed in June 2026, covering a preferred ultraviolet (UV) disinfection system and a peracetic acid (PAA) disinfection alternative to meet NPDES Permit HI0020877 enterococci limits. The EA states the City will design and construct the system within the existing 49‑acre plant footprint, with construction costs preliminarily estimated at 45–50 million dollars and a regulatory compliance deadline of June 30, 2030 for enterococci. UV is currently the preferred technology based on a 2022 Disinfection Alternatives Analysis, but PAA is being fully evaluated to preserve flexibility. With environmental review completed and no significant impacts found, the project is in a pre‑procurement implementation-planning phase where detailed design, phasing, controls, electrical, civil/structural works, and potential PAA chemical systems, monitoring, and residual quenching strategies still need to be engineered and competitively procured.
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$50,000,000Jun 1, 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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