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

The objectives are to 1) protect and preserve the remaining 1,200 acres (ac) of the Kamehamenui forest reserve and the rare and endangered species it supports, and 2) to prevent Axis deer migration across the greater landscape, allowing for more effective and attainable control efforts. See attached maps and schematics (Figure 1 and 2). The project area is owned and managed by the DLNR and Haleakala Ranch. The fenceline route runs across both state owned and privately owned lands. Approximately 11,000 LF of deer fence may be constructed in TMK (2) 2-3:005:002 and (2) 2-3:005:003. The State will contract on a per linear foot basis. Minor changes in the fence alignment may be made due to terrain or avoidance of sensitive features, such as the identification of endangered plants and/or endangered seabird burrows. The State reserves the right to purchase larger or smaller quantities at the per linear foot price quoted on the OFFER FORM page. Question Deadline 04/24/2024 Inquiries regarding this solicitation are due no later than the date indicated in the timeline. Inquiries shall be made in writing by e-mail to: Lance.K.DeSilva@hawaii.govDOFAW's Response to Written Questions May 7, 2024 The Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DOFAW) is seeking bids for constructing ungulateproof fences, as well as associated tasks such as clearing the fence corridor and fabricating step-through gates and a vehicle drive through gate. The successful bidder will enter into a contract with the State of Hawaii from which fence projects will be executed with a State of Hawaii Purchase Order (PO). The bidder will also provide a performance bond and a payment bond for each project to ensure completion of all projects to the specifications herein and payment of any materials, or labor debts. The Contract Administrator reserves the right to inspect all gear prior to deployment to ensure cleanliness. The Contractor will remove all food, refuse (including human feces), tools, gear, and installation scrap upon completion of work at each fencing site.