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Disability and Communication Access Board Facility Access Unit DCAB DOCUMENT REVIEWS 4/1/15 Thru 6/30/15 Disability and Communication Access Board Facility Access Unit DCAB DOCUMENT REVIEWS 4/1/15 thru 6/30/15 OAHU 1628 Poki Street Various Improvements 400 Keawe Street Intersection Improvements Parcel B-1 440 Keawe Street Parcel B-2 at Kakaako Block B 6th Floor Alteration for 345 Queen Street Aiea District Park Reconstruction of Baseball Field Improvements Aiea Elementary School C&G Reroof Aiea Fire Station NPDES and Pavement Improvements Aiea High School R&M for FY2008 - FY2010 Aiea Intermediate School Retaining Wall & Other Improvements Aiea Kai Place and Way 8-inch Water Mains Ala Moana Center Ewa Mall Expansion Piikoi Street Sidewalk Ala Moana Park Magic Island Comfort Station Improvements Ala Moana Park Magic Island Path Repairs and Maintenance Ala Wai Dog Park Aliamanu Elementary School Campus Replace Sewer Lines Phase 2 Aliiaimoku Hale Restroom Rehab Auahi Tower August Ahrens Elementary School Bldg A Renovate Down Gang Toilets Board of Water Supply Makaha Nos. 1 and 2 Reservoir Repair BOW Repair & Reroofing of Various BOW Facilities BWS Security Fencing at Various Locations Part A Waihee Tunnel/Kalihi 614 Reservoir C&C Honolulu Design Build for Play Apparatus at Various Parks C&C Honolulu Rehabilitation of Localized Streets Phase 13B C&C Honolulu Rehabilitation of Localized Streets Phase 13H C&C of Honolulu Rehab of 10th Ave Place Bridge No. 382 C&C of Honolulu Rehab of Localized Streets Phase 10A C&C of Honolulu Rehab of Localized Streets Phase 12A C&C of Honolulu Rehab of Localized Streets Phase 13C C&C of Honolulu Rehab of Localized Streets Phase 14B St Louis Heights C&C of Honolulu Rehab of Nehoa Street Box Culvert #256 C&C of Honolulu Rehab of Streets Unit 82 Kaukonahua Rd and Wilikina Dr Castle High School ADA Transition Central Oahu Best Management Practices Eroded Slope Repairs Phase 1 Central Oahu Best Management Practices Eroded Slope Repairs Phase 2 Central School District Mililani Mauka ES and Iliahi ES Coconut Island Lilipuna Pier Repair Complete Streets Demonstration Project Kailua Road Phase 1 Design Build for Play Apparatus at Various Parks Design Build for Play Apparatus at Various Parks - Hoaeae Community Park Design Build for Play Apparatus at Various Parks: Maile, Pupuole, Lehua & Waipahu Parks DTS Traffic Engineering Devices at Various Locations Phase 1C DTS Traffic Signal at Various Locations Phase 15 Emergency Erosion Control on Abutment Slopes Waipahu Street Bridge No. 962 Ewa by Gentry West Area 17 Subdivision Ewa Villages Area H Phase III Halawa Corp Yard Vehicle Wash Bldg Halawa Correctional Facility Security Electronics & Hardware Repairs & Improvements Hans L'Orange Neighborhood Park Renovate Baseball Field Harbors Admin Bldg Honolulu Harbor Secure Fire Escapes HART - Kamehameha Highway Guideway Project HART Farrington Highway Guideway Design Build HART Kamehameha Hwy Station Group - Aloha Stadium, Pearlridge, Pearl Highlands Stations HART West Oahu Station Group Hoopili Station Phase II HART West Oahu Station Group- East Kapolei & UH West Oahu Stations Hauula Community Park Reconstruction of Softball Field Improvements Hawaii Convention Center Various Repairs & Improvements Phase I Hawaii Livestock Slaughter House Photovoltaic HCC Upgrade Infrastructure Bldg 8807 Heeia Corp Yard Fire Alarm System HIA Ewa Concourse 3rd Level Roadway Improvements HIA HNL Concession Improvements Ewa Concourse HIA Honolulu Airport Ewa Wing #28-C2 Blind Vendors Ohana Inc HIA NDWP DH Commuter Terminal HIA NDWP DH Site Improvements HNL Consolidated Car Rental Facility Tenant Improvements Advantage HNL Consolidated Rental Car Facility Tenant Improvements Hertz HNL Consolidated Rental Car Facility Tenant Improvements National HNL Delta Air Lines Tech Ops Tenant Improvements for Breakroom Kitchen Renovation HNL DF/DP Expansion & Renovation Phase 2 HNL DF/DP Expansion and Renovation Phase 1 Honolulu Police Department Waikiki Police Substation Receiving Desk Improvements Honouliuli Wells II Replacement of Pump No. 4 Honowai Elementary School Building A Toilets Hookipa Kahaluu Accessibility & Site Improvements Horizon Container Yard FY16 One-Year Maintenance Contract for Pavement Repairs HPU Facilities on 1st Floor Aloha Tower Marketplace IHS Men's Passenger Elevator & Women's & Family Freight Elevator Modernization Project Ilima at Leihana Private Driveway System Phase 2 Iolani Palace Fence and Gate Improvements Ka Makana Alii Kaewai Elementary School Campus Electrical Upgrades Kahala Mall Luawai Circuit Cable Replacement Kahuku Police Station Air Conditioning System Improvements Kailua District Park Roof & Structural Improvement to Pavilion Kailua Elementary School Area 02 Resurface Basketball Court Kailua Intermediate School Miscellaneous Repair and Maintenance FY2013 Kakaako Demonstration Project Design Kakaako Drainage Improvements Ohe Lane, Koula Street & Pohukaina Street Kalaeloa Boulevard Improvements Kalama Valley Subdivision Unit 6, 6B & 8, SW VLT V3777 to V48291 Kealahou Street Kaleiopuu Elementary School New Playground Kalihi Corp Yard Fire Alarm System Kalihi Palama Health Center Health & Healing Home Phase 1 Kaluanui Line Booster Replacement of Pumping Units Kamakana Street (PROW) Kamehameha Highway Resurfacing Dairy Road to Laiewai Bridge Kamehameha Highway Safety Improvements Vicinity of Kahana Valley Road to Kaaawa Bridge Kanehili Barrier Wall Kanehili Sidewalk Repair Kaapuwai Street and Place & Kamakahelei St Kaneohe Community and Senior Center Exterior & Structural Improvements Kapaolono Community Park Secondary Electrical Service Kapolei II Elementary School Kapolei Business Park Wastewater Pump Station Kapolei Parkway Kinoiki Street Intersection Improvements Ka Makana Alii Offsite Improvements Kapolei Parkway Kualakai Parkway Intersection Improvements Kapolei Police Station Roofing Improvements Kauhale Ohana Accessibility & Site Improvements Kawananakoa Middle School Auditorium Renovations Keauhou Place Kekuanaoa Building B-1 & B-2 Renovations to PUC & AG Offices Keoneula Elementary School Four Portable Classrooms Kipapa Elementary School Misc R&M for FY 14 KMR Signage Koolau Village Accessibility & Site Improvements Kukui Tower Rehabilitation LCC Waianae Coast Campus Renovation Phase 1 Lehua Elementary School Repair & Maintenance FY 2010-2011 Liliha Water System Improvements Part V Lualualei Line Booster System Improvements Macy's Kapolei Maili Beach Park Comfort Station Improvements Makua Alii HA 1012 Repair to Trash Chute Bid Pkg 1 Manana & Wahiawa Corp Yards Storm Water Management Plan Improvements Manana Neighborhood Park Comfort Station Pool Office/Pump Room Improvements Manawa at Mehana Parcel 5 PROW Manoa Well II Motor Control Upgrade for Well Pump Mauka Lani Elementary School MIsc Repair & Maintenance McKinley High School Miscellaneous R&M FY 2013 Mililani Middle School Parking Lot Resurfacing Mililani Wells IV Replacement of Pump No. 2 Moanalua Elementary School Bldg K Reroof Moanalua Hillside Apartments PROW Moanalua Middle School Misc R&M 2013 Nanakuli High & Intermediate School New Track & Field Nanakuli Homes Drainage & Site Improvements HA 1035 Nipo Street Rehabilitation Niu Valley Elementary School Hardening of Hurricane Shelters Nuuanu Pali Drive and old Pali Road Storm Drainage Improvements Nuuanu Valley Park Design Build for Play Apparatus Paauilo Reservoir State Irrigation Systems Reservoir Safety Improvements PACT Bathroom Renovations Pali Highway Resurfacing & Lighting Vineyard Blvd to Kamehameha Hwy Palisades Elementary School Bldg A Renovate Down Restrooms Pearl City Corp Yard Master Plan Improvements Phase 1 Pearl City Elementary School Misc R&M FY 2008-2011 Pearl Harbor Kai Elementary School Misc R&M FY 2013 Physicians Office Bldg II Drop Off Area & Canopy Addition Pier 21 Office & Pier 24 Harbor Police Bldg Repair Stairs Pier 24-28 Lighting Repairs Honolulu Harbor Oahu Hawaii Red Hill Elementary School Bldg A Replace Ceiling Rehab of Kapiolani Blvd Double Box Culvert Bridge No. 273 Rehab of Streets at Various Locations FY2012(2) Unit 74 Date Street and Ward Ave Repair Restroom at Pier 2 Shed Honolulu Harbor Replacement of Highway Signs Various Locations Island of Hawaii Roof Repairs at Pier Shed Kalaeloa Barbers Point Harbor Roosevelt High School ADA Transition Roosevelt High School Science Facilities Upgrades Salt Improvements Along Ala Moana Blvd. Sandy Beach Comfort Station #2 Improvements SCD Bldg 303 Exterior Hardening Shriners Hospital for Children Honolulu Family Quarters Extension UHM Castle Memorial Hall Reroofing and General Repairs UHM Center on Disability Studies Renovation of Bldg 171F UHM Music Complex Acoustical Analysis & Remediation UHM Quarry Stairs General Repairs Phase 2 UHM St. John Plant Science Lab Various Classroom Renovations Wahiawa Freshwater Recreation Area-Site Improvements Wahiawa General Hospital Emergency Dept Parking Lot Modifications Waialae Elementary School Fire Alarm System Upgrade Waialua High & Intermediate School Bldg T Replace Bleachers Waikiki Shell Improvements to Diamond Head Restroom Waimalu Wastewater Pump Station Force Main Waimano Ridge Building 5 Re-roof and Improvements Waimano Ridge Improvements to Building and Site Ward Village Block M Offsite Sewer Improvements Ward Village Land Block 2 Project 1 Washington Middle School Replace Sink Cabinets Phase 2 WCC Repair/Replace ADA Ramps Railings & Awnings at Hale Manaleo & Hale Naauao WCC Repave Back Parking Lot & Driveway Between Naauoa & Manaleo MAUI Baldwin Avenue Pavement Rehabilitation Phase 2 Baldwin High School Misc R&M FY 2013 Central Maui Landfill Phase IV-A Manhole
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