Site work for a development in Honolulu, Hawaii. Completed plans call for site work for a development.

Description The Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DOFAW) is seeking bids for Kuia NAR Fence Expansion on Kauai Island. The successful bidder will enter into a contract with the State of Hawaii. See attachments for specification details. Offers must be submitted through HIePRO system. Vendor must be HCE compliant to qualify for selection. Please upload Offer Form and all required documentation with Offer, failure to do so may cause disqualification of Offer or delay proper execution of the contract. Direct all questions regarding this Solicitation, and any questions or Issues relating to the accessibility of this Solicitation (Including the appendices and exhibits to this Document, and any other document related to this Solicitation), to: Lau, Rick K. The Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DOFAW), Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR), State of Hawaii (State) is expanding protection of two existing fences in Kuia Natural Area Reserve, Pteralyxia fence (2150 LFft) and Weller fence (4600 LFft) located in Mahanaloa valley on the island of Kauai. These two fences protect threatened and endangered plants in some of the most diverse intact native mesic forest left across the state. The Pteralyxia fence construction was completed in 2014 and consists of hog panels and deer mesh. The fence boundary will expand to the top of the ridgeline, run along the ridge line to a fixed point and then descend to a natural barrier. At the cliff wall where the fence Pteralyxia expansion ends, contractors will have to hang panels over the edge to prevent animal intrusion. The Weller fences were constructed in 1998, these are a group of four separate fences that contain various examples of Rare and or Threatened and Endangered plants. The new fence will capture all of the existing fences and will be fully closed. The Weller fence expanded protection will run along the ridge line and then descend to the valley/gulch. The fence will run along the gulch floor and then back to the ridge line Inquiries shall be made in e-mail to Christopher.j.mottley@hawaii.gov Christopher Mottley, Kauai Native Ecosystem Protection Manager, is the Contract Administrator, and will handle contract administration and also act as Project Coordinator or may assign these duties to other NEPM Specialist. He can be reached at (808) 645-1910 or Christopher.J.Mottley@hawaii.gov