Honolulu Field Office

The Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Honolulu Field Office is a civilian sub-agency that procures goods and services in support of FBI operations and investigations across the Hawaii region. The Honolulu Field Office awards contracts for operational supplies, logistics, security services, and related support functions necessary to sustain FBI field activities.

The FBI Honolulu Field Office has awarded 118 federal contracts since 2015, with a combined potential value of $2.1 million. Recent activity shows volatility: 6 awards in 2022, 7 in 2023, 2 in 2024, 5 in 2025, and 2 year-to-date in 2026. All $2.1 million in potential value has been obligated. The most recently recorded award date is September 15, 2026. Across the portfolio, 52 distinct prime contractors have been awarded at least one contract.

The competitive landscape is highly fragmented. Over the last five years, the top five primes by award count—DHL Express (USA), Inc. (3 awards, $105 thousand); Dust-Tex Honolulu, Inc. (3 awards, $21 thousand); Thundercat Technology, LLC (2 awards, $32 thousand); Eagle River Investors - Hawaii LLC (2 awards, $39 thousand); and Triple J Enterprises Inc. (1 award, $12 thousand)—hold 50 percent of recent awards. By potential value, the same group plus Granilux Holdings, Inc., Smiths Detection Inc., and Swickard Management Co. account for only 12 percent of combined potential value. Most awards are small in dollar size and spread across a wide vendor base.

The set-aside distribution reflects operational purchasing patterns: 80 percent of awards (94 contracts) are issued without set-aside designation, 19 percent (22 awards) carry small-business set-asides, and 1 percent (1 award) is woman-owned small business. The agency shows minimal preference for formal small-business or diversity set-asides, suggesting that many requirements are satisfied through open competition or non-competed procurement channels.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the Honolulu Field Office in available solicitation data. Business development activity should focus on establishing vendor relationships for recurring operational categories (shipping and logistics, janitorial and facility services, security equipment, and light technology services) where the office has shown consistent contracting activity. Award sizes are modest; the largest individual contracts reported are in the low-six-figure range.