Hawaiian Crane & Rigging, LTD.

Hawaiian Crane & Rigging, LTD., doing business as Hawaiian Crane & Rigging LTD, is a Hawaii-based small business providing crane rental, rigging, and operator services to federal agencies as a prime contractor operating almost exclusively under small-business set-asides. The company is a for-profit corporate entity headquartered in Kapolei, Hawaii, and delivers specialized lifting and equipment-moving services aligned with NAICS codes 238990 (All Other Specialty Trade Contractors), 532411 (Construction, Mining, and Forestry Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing), and related equipment-rental categories. Across the past four decades of federal work, Hawaiian Crane & Rigging has concentrated on concrete maritime, military, and infrastructure support: crane and rigging services for vessel maintenance, antenna replacement, equipment offload, building relocation, and radar system repair across Hawaii-based federal installations.

Recent representative work includes a $19,712 total small-business purchase order from NOAA (August 2025) for dive chamber offload services supporting the NOAA Ship Oscar Elton Sette in Honolulu; a $30,518 total small-business purchase order from the Marine Corps (June 2025) for crane rental and rooftop hardware hoisting at Marine Corps Base Hawaii; and a $9,738 Coast Guard purchase order (April 2024) for TACAN antenna removal and replacement aboard USCGC MIDGETT at USCG Base Honolulu. Additional work spans multiple Coast Guard antenna replacements (SLQ-32 systems aboard USCGC Midgett and USCGC Kimball, $19,476, December 2023), an Air National Guard crane hoist for an 80,000-pound building relocation at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam ($7,325, August 2023), and Marine Corps crane rental services in Pearl City ($24,712, August 2023). Performance occurs exclusively in Hawaii, primarily at Honolulu-area ports, military installations, and federal facilities.

Customer concentration is fragmented across military and civilian maritime agencies. The Department of the Navy (16 awards) and the Coast Guard (12 awards) account for 37% of recent awards; the Army Materiel Command Communications Electronics Command (7 awards, $324 thousand) and Naval Facilities Engineering Command (3 awards, $225 thousand) lead by dollar value. NOAA, the Marine Corps, and the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region round out the active customer set. Work flows through two Navy IDCs (N0060484C0029 and N0060485C0150) and a Navy Blanket Purchase Agreement (N6247817A2550), which has generated four task orders totaling $251 thousand. Activity has declined sharply in recent years — two awards in 2022 dropping to one award in 2026 — reflecting the small-purchase-order nature of the work and the transactional scope of crane-support requirements. The combined potential value across the 76 total awards (prime and sub) is $1 million, with $2.3 million in obligated dollars, indicating contract closeouts exceeding initial estimates.

Hawaiian Crane & Rigging holds one named subcontractor role: crane, operator, mobile-crane-driver, rigger, and rigging-component hauling services to Assurance Technology Corp on a combined-effort TERFS R&D project (award date January 2024). The vendor competes predominantly under total small-business set-asides (approximately 60% of recent awards) with the remainder under unrestricted procurement. No federal contract vehicles, GWACs, or multi-award IDIQs anchor the footprint — work is transactional purchase orders issued by individual agencies and task orders against narrow Navy blanket purchase agreements.

Fully operated, maintained & insured crane rentals as well as rigging services and crane rentals without operators