Solicitation of Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) for the Hawaii Community Development Authority

Summary (Newest Update)

Background The Hawaii Community Development Authority (HCDA) is soliciting Statements of Qualifications (SOQ) for various Professional Services for the fiscal year 2026-2027. Established nearly 50 years ago, HCDA has been responsible for developing and overseeing community development plans in districts such as Kakaʻako, Kalaeloa, and Heʻeia on Oʻahu. Their projects include community master plans, zoning rules, environmental analyses, infrastructure improvements, mixed-use housing developments, and community facilities that align with the State of Hawaiʻi's goals. Work Details HCDA anticipates executing projects related to: - Infrastructure master planning - Infrastructure design and construction - Complete streets - Park improvements - Roadway improvements - Design and construction of community facilities - Harbor improvements and repairs - Environmental monitoring - Environmental resiliency planning and rule making - Transit center and mobility hub planning - Building repair and maintenance - Affordable housing development - Planning and design for supportive housing - Land appraisal - Land acquisition. The professional services needed include disciplines such as Archaeology (GS-193), Architecture (GS-0808), Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering (GS-819), Construction Management (GS-809), Financial Analysis (GS-1160), Language Translation (GS-1040), among others. Each discipline requires specific qualifications as outlined in the solicitation. Period of Performance The contract will be performed during the fiscal year 2026-2027. Place of Performance The geographic locations for performance include various districts on the island of Oʻahu and Central Maui. Bidder Requirements Bidders must submit a complete submittal including: - Letter of Interest - Qualifications Form (DPW Form 120 or FORM 330) - Conflict of Interest Statement - Reference Projects - Specialized Expertise description - List of References - Judgments and Ongoing Litigation declaration - Proof of License or Certification as required by HRS Section 464-2 for certain professions - Proof of Insurance at specified coverage levels. Contractors must also comply with campaign contribution regulations as per Section 11-355 HRS.