Ink Arch, LLC

Ink Arch, LLC, doing business as Ink Arch, is a Honolulu-based architectural and engineering firm specializing in facility design, construction management, and infrastructure support services for federal military installations throughout Hawaii. Registered in the System for Award Management since April 18, 2002, the company is certified as a minority-owned business, self-certified small disadvantaged business, and Asian-Pacific American-owned firm operating as a limited liability corporation. Ink Arch provides comprehensive architectural design, engineering services, construction management, and facilities maintenance to federal agencies, with a demonstrated track record of executing complex infrastructure projects across Department of Defense installations in the Hawaiian region.

Ink Arch has delivered a diverse portfolio of federal contract services primarily through delivery orders issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Honolulu, Navy Installations Command, Marine Corps, and National Guard agencies. The company's work includes facility repairs and renovations at major military installations such as Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Schofield Barracks, Fort Shafter, Fort Derussy, Pohakuloa Training Area, and Marine Corps Base Hawaii Camp Smith. Specific projects have encompassed repair of Building 32 at the U.S. Army Museum ($950,783), repair of the Band Facility Building 1494 at Schofield Barracks ($868,166.21), repair of Building 390 fire station at Pohakuloa Training Area ($564,697), Kawaihae Harbor Dolphin Repair work ($1,553,850), commissioning support services for Hawaii Army National Guard Building 29 at Kalaeloa ($144,263.94), and roof replacement project studies for Marine Corps facilities. The firm has also provided architectural and engineering services for renovation studies, design-build request for proposal packages, biological surveys, and infrastructure resilience initiatives. Most of these delivery orders have been awarded on a firm fixed-price basis without set-aside designations, though the firm was awarded a small business set-aside delivery order from the Hawaii National Guard for commissioning support services, and multiple task orders under existing IDIQ contract vehicles.

Ink Arch currently holds two significant federal Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts. The first is a $40 million architectural and engineering IDIQ contract awarded by the Air National Guard on August 29, 2025, designated as a partially small business set-aside for unrestricted architectural and engineering services supporting vertical and horizontal construction programs for both Air and Army National Guard in Hawaii through February 28, 2031. The second is a $190 million Architect-Engineer services IDIQ contract awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Honolulu District on March 6, 2025, without set-aside designation, for design of miscellaneous military and civil works projects within the Honolulu District area of responsibility through March 5, 2030. This latter contract is part of the broader "Architect-Engineer Services Contract (Architectural) - Design of Miscellaneous Projects USACE Honolulu District AOR" parent vehicle and contemplates individual task orders ranging from $25,000 to $20 million. Both IDIQ vehicles position Ink Arch to provide ongoing architectural design, construction management, engineering support, and project planning for renovation, repair, and infrastructure resilience initiatives across military installations throughout Hawaii, with the flexibility to respond to the federal government's facility-related requirements throughout the contract performance periods.