Maui state - asphalt pavement preservation, resurfacing, and reconstruction at various locations, island of maui (CON)

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded the Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) a $2,127,270.50 formula grant on August 14, 2025, under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) to support asphalt pavement preservation, resurfacing, and reconstruction on various state routes across the Island of Maui. This funding will enable HDOT to deliver critical pavement management and infrastructure maintenance services that preserve existing roadway assets and improve transportation safety and connectivity across Maui's transportation network.

Under the Highway Planning and Construction program, HDOT will utilize these federal funds to execute a comprehensive pavement preservation strategy that addresses deteriorated asphalt surfaces through targeted resurfacing and reconstruction activities. As a state-administered highway program, HDOT will manage project selection, design, environmental compliance, and construction oversight in coordination with FHWA's Hawaii division office, ensuring that the funded improvements meet federal eligibility requirements and align with state and local transportation priorities for maintaining Maui's critical highway infrastructure.

Project description

Resurfacing, pavement preservation, and reconstruction on various maui state routes.