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Apr-Jun 2018 Disability and Communication Access Board Facility Access Unit DCAB DOCUMENT REVIEWS 4/1/18 thru 6/30/18 OAHU 1902 Young Street Proposed Renovation to Convert Office Building into Housing Units Aiea High School Science Facilities Upgrade Aiea Intermediate School - Building B Band Room Expansion Aiea Intermediate School Applied Technology Center Aina Haina Public LIbrary - Renovate Public Restrooms for ADA Compliance Aina Koa 1100' Reservoir & Kamehame 820' Reservoir Repairs and Rehabilitation Ala Moana Wastewater Pump Station Upgrade Ala Wai Canal Pukele 5 & Kamoku 43 46kV Sub-Transmission Line Ali'i Bluffs Wastewater Pump Station Ground and Foundation Improvements Aliiaimoku Hale - Building Improvements Phase 2 Alvah Scott Elementary School Misc R&M for FY16 Resurface Driveway August Ahrens Elementary School, Building A & B, Renovate Restrooms Barber's Point Elementary School Misc R&M for FY13 Beretania Public Service Building Exterior Improvements Beretania Pump Station Renovation Culvert Remediation at Various Locations on Oahu, Phase 2 Daniel K. Inouye Int'l Airport Advantage Tenant Improvements at Consolidated Car Rental Facility Daniel K. Inouye Int'l Airport Alaska Airlines Tenant Improvement Daniel K. Inouye Int'l Airport ANA Lounge Tenant Improvements Daniel K. Inouye Int'l Airport Avis Budget Group Tenant Improvements at Consolidated Car Rental Facility Daniel K. Inouye Int'l Airport Enterprise Holdings Tenant Improvements at Consolidated Car Rental Facility Daniel K. Inouye Int'l Airport JAL Sakura Lounge at Ewa Concourse Daniel K. Inouye Int'l Airport Replacement of Parking Structure Pedestrian Bridges Diamond Head Sewer Lift Station Emergency Generator Dole Middle School Improvement to Facilities Dr. Viernes / Smile Dental Center Enchanted Lake Elementary School Misc. R&M for FY16 Farrington High School Buildings I & J Replace Railings Foreign Trade Zone No. 9 Restroom ADA Retrofit and Elevator Replacement Freeway Management System Phase 2A Halawa Baseyard- Building Expansion Halawa Shaft Pump Station Replace Discharge Heads and Valves HART Farrington Highway Guideway Design Build Hausten Gardens Renovations Hawaii Army National Guard - Building 29 Parking, PV System, Site Improvements, & Misc. External & Internal Improvements Hawaii Emergency Management Agency Operations Support Center Hawaii Loa Booster No. 1 Repairs and Rehabilitation Hawaiian Airlines Extend Exist Concrete Slab and Chain Link Fence Modifications Hickam Elementary School Misc. R&M for FY2014 Highlands Intermediate School Misc. R&M for FY 2016 HNL Baggage Handling Improvements OST Phase 1 HNL Gate 6 Holdroom & Protected Walkway HNL IIT Mauka Extension - Commuter Terminal Relocation at Gate 6 HNL International Airport Starbucks Coffee Gate 6 HNL Southwest Airlines Improvement at Lobby 6 and Diamond Head Concourse HNL Terminal 2 Lower Level SSCP TSA Security Checkpoint Honolulu Harbor Install Air Curtains at Pier 2 Terminal Honolulu Harbor Relocate Harbor Police to Former Fire Station at Pier 15 Honolulu Harbor Repair Roll-Up Doors at Pier 10 & Baseyard Honowai Elementary School Classroom Building Eight Classroom Building Hoopili Development Phase 2 - Backbone Roadway Improvements Hoopili Phase 4, Parcel 8 Hoopili Phase 4, Parcel 9 HPU - ATM 3100-3200 Residences HPU Private Dining Room for Aramark HPU Tennant Improvements Building 3 Suites 1314 & 1315 Iglesia Ni Cristo - New Era Chapel & Function Hall Ililani Interstate Route H-1 Shoulder Work and PCCP Rehabilitation: Phase 1 Interstate Route H-1 Shoulder Work and PCCP Rehabilitation: Phase 2 Jollibee at Ka Makana Alii - Trash Enclosure, Landscaping, Site Work Kaaawa Elementary School Renovate Administrative Portable Kahuku High and Intermediate School Athletic Field - New Restrooms & Replace Bleachers Kahuku Wells Unit No. 3 Kailua High School Softball Field Improvements Kaimuki High School - Misc R&M FY 14 Kaimuki Middle School Room V-1 Renovate to Science Lab Kalaeloa Professional Center - U.S. Vets Kalaeloa Professional Center Suite 307 - Sakura Center Kalakaua Middle School ADA Transition Kalanianaole Highway Resurfacing and Restriping, H-1 Freeway to Lunalilo Home Road Kaleiopuu Elementary School - Bldgs. C & D Covered Walkway Kalihi Palama Health Center - Makai Expansion Kamehameha Highway Rehabilitation Vicinity of Kapuhi Street to Dairy Road Kaneohe and Kahuku Police Stations National Pollutant Discharge Elimination Systems Improvements Kapiolani Community College 6928 Ohia Renovate Cafeteria, 6930 Ohelo, & 6928 Ohia Replace Kitchen Flooring Kapolei Elementary School Misc R&M for FY 2016 Kapolei High School Bldg. L - Replace AC Equipment Kapolei High School Misc R&M for FY 2016 Kapolei Middle School Bldg. D - Replace AC Equipment Kapolei Middle School Misc R&M for FY 2016 Keahumoa Place Multifamily Development - Phase 2 Keelikolani Building Upgrade Ewa Side Elevators (2 Cabs) Keone'ula Boulevard Improvements Keoni Ana Building Replace Chillers and Pumps KES, IIS, CHS - Install Chilled Water Dispenser Campbell Complex - Heat Abatement King Intermediate School Building C Repair Restroom Plumbing & Ceiling Koko Head Shooting Complex Phase 1 - HPD Manana Storage Room Demolition and Repair Shop Roof Improvements Kulia at Ho'opili Laie Elementary School - Heat Abatement - Phase 1B Leahi Hospital New Walking Path Liholiho Elementary School Parking Lot Expansion & Improvements Liliha Library - Miscellaneous Repairs and Improvements Lincoln Elementary School Building H - Replace Grease Trap Maemae Elementary School Electrical Upgrade Makakilo Elementary School - ADA Transition Makakilo Elementary School Misc. R&M FY 16 Makalapa Elementary School - Bldg A Replace AC Ducts Manoa Elementary School Playground Improvements and Upgrades Mauka Lani Elementary School - ADA Improvements Mililani Mauka Elementary School Bldg. A - Replace A/C Equipment Mililani Town Unit 28 - Cable Replacement Mililani Uka Elementary School Building G Drainage Improvements Moanalua Elementary School Misc. R&M for FY16 Moanalua High School Performing Arts Center PH. 2B Mokulele Elementary School Central School District - Heat Abatement PVAC Permanent Classrooms & EWC Nanakuli High & Intermediate School - Electrical Upgrade Nimitz Elementary School Central School District - Heat Abatement PVAC Permanent Classrooms & EWC Nimitz Factory TOELL USA Niu Valley Middle School Four Classrooms for World Language Noelani Elementary School Library Building Nuuanu 822' Reservoir Repairs and Reroofing Oahu Community Correctional Center Razor Wire Fencing and Holding Unit Stairway Replacement Office of Cirriculum Instruction and Student Support Replace Fire Alarm Palisades Elementary School Parking Lot & Retaining Wall Pearl City Highlands Elementary School - Portable Classrooms Pearl Harbor Kai Elementary School Central School District - Heat Abatement PVAC Permanent Classrooms & EWC Pearl Ridge Elementary School AC Replacement Building H & J PetSmart at Ka Makana Ali'i - The Grove Police Training Academy Misc. Pavement Improvements Phase II Prospac Keeamoku Tower Pu'u Ualaka'a State Park (Round Top) Radio Communication Facility Improvements Puahala Homes - Buildings 10 - 15 Site and Building Improvements HA-2022 Punanani Wells Systems Improvements Punchbowl Homes - Exterior Repairs, Re-roofing, Site and ADA Improvements Pupukea Beach Park - Comfort Station Roof Improvement - Three Tables Rehabilitation of Moanalua Road Pedestrian Bridges FY 15-I Rehabilitation of Streets, Unit 65A Royal Hawaiian Band Headquarters Improvements Salt Lake Elementary School - Restroom Near Portable 6 Sand Island State Recreation Area - Phase V Park Improvements Spencer Street Trust The Geoffrey Offsite Improvements Traffic Improvements at Various Locations - Village Park/Kupuna Loop UHM Center for Korean Studies, Installation of New Flooring UHM Coconut Island New Pauley Lab and Classroom Building Repair/Replace Existing Roofing UHM Hamilton Library Mechanical Room Waterproofing UHM Les Murakami Stadium Locker Room Renovation UHM Various Buildings - Submetering Installation UHM Various Buildings Water Conservation Upgrades Water Submeter Installation UHM Warrior Recreation Center Repairs Wahiawa District Park - Gym Improvements Phase 2 Waialua District Park - Replacement of Baseball Field Lighting System Waialua Elementary School - Area 03 Resurface Parking Waianae Small Boat Harbor Piers B and C Repair Waiawa Correctional Facility - Roofing Improvements Waikele Elementary School Cafeteria Expansion and Renovation Waimalu Elementary School Electrical Upgrade Waimanalo Elementary and Intermediate School Science, Technology, & Media Building Washington Middle School Bldg. C Renovate CR to Recording Studio Wendy's Waianae - New Building Women's Community Correctional Center - Kaala Cottage Air Conditioning Improvements Women's Community Correctional Center - Roofing Repairs & Improvements MAUI Baldwin High School Parking Lot Improvements Canoe Pavilion Emergency Repair of Wailuku Height Drainline at 605 S. Alu Road Honoapiilani Highway Resurfacing Keanu Street to Kuihelani Highway Honoapiilani Highway Resurfacing Vicinity of Puamana Beach Park to Aholo Road Iao Intermediate School Misc. R&M FY 08-11 J. Walter Cameron Center 20 Ft Container Foundation Plan Kahoma Village PROW Kahului Airport ABG Tenant Improvements for OGG ConRAC Facility Kahului Airport Alaska Airlines Tenant Improvement Kahului Airport Consolidated Car Rental (ConRAC) Facility Roadway Improvements Kahului Airport OGG ConRac Tenant Improvements For EHI Kahului Airport Ogg ConRAC Tenant
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