Q17000161 Furnish and Install New Polycarbonate Plastic Bird Spikes

The State of Hawaii, specifically Honolulu County and the Halawa Census Designated Place, is seeking a contractor to furnish and install new polycarbonate plastic bird spikes and maintain existing bird spikes at 98-314 Ponohale Street in Aiea, Hawaii. The contract opportunity, identified as Q17000161, requires the installation of multiple types of bird spikes, including Type A (2 units), Type B (1 unit), Type C (1 unit), and Type G (6 units), as well as maintenance of existing Type D (1 unit), Type E (2 units), and Type F (5 units) bird spikes. The procurement also includes the installation of 8-inch ductile iron drainage pipes (3 units), pipe supports (9 units), and luminaire supports (4 units). The bid response was originally due on August 22, 2016, with a revised submission deadline of March 10, 2017, at 2:00 PM. The contract term is for one year, with the potential to renew for up to four additional one-year terms. Contractors must carefully review the project plans, specifications, and bid sheet to ensure compliance with all technical and administrative requirements.

No specific set-aside designations or restrictions on vendor participation were explicitly mentioned in the available documentation. The contract does not appear to have provisions for disadvantaged business enterprises or other specialized vendor qualifications. Similarly, no information about the current incumbent vendor was provided in the contract files. The bid sheet includes unit pricing for new bird spike installations and hourly rates for maintenance services, suggesting some flexibility in pricing structure. While specific budget ranges were not disclosed, the project involves multiple units of bird spikes, drainage pipes, supports, and luminaire supports, indicating a potentially moderate-sized contract. The funding sources are identified as state and local government, but the exact monetary value of the contract was not specified in the available documents. Interested vendors would need to carefully review the technical specifications and submit a comprehensive bid that meets the State of Hawaii's requirements for this infrastructure maintenance project.