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HIDOE 470 Applications FY2017.Xlsx BEN Site Name HAWAII DOE Farrington Kaiser Kalani 470 FY 2017 Voice Services BEN Site Name 112944 Farrington Community School 112942 PuuhaleElementary School 112945 Linapuni Elementary School 112900 Kapalama Elementary School 112946 Kalihi Uka Elementary School 112949 Kalihi Waena Elementary School 112913 Kalihi Kai Elementary School 112941 Kalihi Elementary School 112940 Kaewai Elementary School 112936 Fern Elementary School 112939 Dole Middle School 112911 Farrington High School 112947 Kalakaua Middle School 112982 Kaiser High School 112958 Niu Valley Middle School 112955 Ainahina Elementary School 112980 Haihaione Elementary School 112981 Kamiloiki Elementary School 112984 Kokohead Elementary School 112953 Kalani High School 112879 Kaimuki Middle School 112886 Kahala Elementary School 112864 Liholiho Elementary School 112856 Waikiki Elementary School 112887 Wilson Elementary School 112855 Hawaii School for the Deaf & Blind HAWAII DOE Kauai 470 FY 2017 Voice Services BEN Site Name 112571 Hanalei Elementary School 112678 Kapaa Elementary School 112676 Kapaa Middle School 112675 Kapaa High School 112723 Kaumualii Elementary School 112721 Wilcox Elementary School 209291 Kamakahelei Msiddle School 112724 Kauai High School 112704 Koloa Elementary School 112699 Kilauea Elementary School 112718 KAUAI Community School 112651 Kalaheo Elementary School 112546 Eleele Elementary School 112824 Waimea Canyon Msiddle School 112822 Waimea High School 112694 Kekaha Elementary School HAWAII DOE Kailua - Kalaheo 470 FY 2017 Voice Services BEN Site Name 112637 Kaelepulu Elementary School 112821 Pope Elementary School 112635 Enchanted Lake Elementary School 112644 Maunawili Elementary School 112818 Waimanalo Elementary & Intermediate School 112638 Keolu Elementary School 112640 Kailua High School 112623 Kainalu Elementary School 112620 Kalaheo High School 112619 Aikahi Elementary School 112622 Mokapu Elementary School 112630 Kailua Elementary School 16031959 Windward District Office 112621 Windward School for Adults 112633 Kailua Intermediate School 112639 Olomana School 112638 Keolu Elementary School 144809 Windward District Office HAWAII DOE Aiea-Moanalua-Radford 470 FY 2017 Voice Services BEN Site Name 112917 Moanalua Community School 112535 Aiea Elementary School 112534 Aiea High School 112534 Aiea Intermediate School 112919 Aliamanu Middle School 112538 Alvah Scott Elementary School 16031950 Central District Office Annex 16031949 Central District Office Olelo 112914 Hickam Elementary School 112924 Makalapa Elementary School 112935 Moanalua Elementary School 112916 Moanalua High School 112934 Moanalua Middle School 112930 Mokulele Elementary School 112927 Nimitz Elementary School 112926 Pearl Harbor Elementary School 112915 Pearl Harbor Kai Elementary School 112540 Pearl Ridge Elementary School 112923 Radford High School 112931 Red Hill Elementary School 112921 Salt Lake Elementary School 112950 Shafter Elementary School 112541 Waimalu Elementary School 112532 Webling Elementary School HAWAII DOE Hilo - Waiakea 470 FY 2017 Voice Services BEN Site Name 112576 DeSilva Elementary School 112577 Haaheo Elementary School 112581 Hilo High School 112579 Hilo Intermediate School 112582 Hilo Union Elementary School 112752 Kalanianaole Elementary School & Intermediate School 112590 Kapiolani Elementary School 112575 Kaumana Elementary School 112591 Keaukaha Elementary School 112594 Waiakea Elementary School 112593 Waiakea High School 112584 Waiakea Intermediate School 112595 Waiakeawaena Elementary School 112580 Waipahu Community School Hilo Campus 16031944 Hawaii District Office 16031946 Hawaii District Office Annex C HAWAII DOE Honokaa-Kealakehe-Kohala-Konawaena 470 FY 2017 Voice Services 112545 Hookena Elementary School 112602 Honokaa Elementary School 112601 Honokaa High School & Intermediate School 112650 Kahakai Elementary School 232635 Ke Kula o Ehunuikaimalino 112648 Kealakehe Elementary School 199185 Kealakehe High School 112647 Kealakehe Intermediate School 112700 Kohala Elementary School 112702 Kohala High School 227560 Kohala Middle School 112691 Konawaena Elementary School 112690 Konawaena High School 112688 Konawaena Middle School 112742 Paauilo Elementary School & Intermediate School 112646 Waikoloa Elementary School & Middle School 112653 Waimea Elementary School 112689 Waipahu Community School Kona Campus 16031948 West Hawaii District Office 112598 Holualoa Elementary School 112544 Honaunau Elementary School HAWAII DOE Pearl City-Waipahu 470 FY 2017 Voice Services 112756 Pearl City High School 112760 Highlands Intermediate School 112828 Waipahu Intermediate School 112833 Waipahu High School 112761 Waiau Elementary School 112759 Pearl City Highlands Elementary School 112762 Pearl City Elementary School 112753 Palisades Elementary School 112755 Momilani Elementary School 112757 Manana Elementary School 112765 Lehua Elementary School 112837 Kanoelani Elementary School 16031954 Procurement & Contracts Branch 16021958 Leeward District Office Annex 112833 Waipahu CSA 112829 Waipahu Elementary School 146999 Waikele Elementary School 112826 Kaleiopuu Elementary School 112827 Honowai Elementary School HAWAII DOE Campbell-Kapolei 470 FY 2017 Voice Services 112561 Barbers Point Elementary School 16080538 Ho'okele Elementary School 112563 Mauka Lani Elementary School 112550 Ewa Beach Elementary School 112548 Ewa Elementary School 112555 James Campbell High School 112558 Iroquois Point Elementary School 112553 Ilima Intermediate School 208549 Kapolei High School 16038104 Keoneula Elementary School 16055336 Ewa Makai Middle School 198715 Kapolei Middle School 112564 Kapolei Elementary School 112560 Holomua Elementary School 112562 Makakilo Elementary School 112552 Pohakea Elementary School 112557 Kaimiloa Elementary School HAWAII DOE Leilehua-Mililani-Waialua 470 FY 2017 Voice Services 112779 Iliahi Elementary School 112769 Kaala Elementary School 112782 Kipapa Elementary School 232198 Mililani Ike Elementary School 112788 Mililani Mauka Elementary School 148502 Mililani Middle School 112785 Mililani Uka Elementary School 112783 Mililani Waena Elementary School 112777 Wahiawa Community School 112773 Wahiawa Elementary School 112794 Waialua Elementary School 112793 Waialua High School 112767 Wheeler Elementary School 112780 Wheeler Middle School 112772 Wahiawa Middle School 112995 Solomon Elementary School 112784 2016 Mililani High School 112776 LEILEHUA HIGH SCHOOL 16082241 Enterprise Infrastructure Services Branch@ QLE 16082240 Office of School Facilities and Support Services @ QLE HAWAII DOE Castle - Kahuku 470 FY 2017 Voice Services 112659 CASTLE HIGH SCHOOL - 301CENTX16 112668 HEEIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - CENTX16 112672 KAHALUU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112658 KANE'OHE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112665 KAPUNAHALA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112667 KING INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 112664 PARKER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112661 PU'OHAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112673 WAIAHOLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112609 KAHUKU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112606 KAHUKU INTERMEDIATE & HIGH SCHOOL 112567 SUNSET BEACH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112605 KAAWA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112712 LA'IE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112573 HAU'ULA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HAWAII DOE Kau-Keaau-Pahoa 470 FY 2017 Voice Services 112743 KAU HIGH SCHOOL & PAHALA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112740 NAALEU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 199184 KEAAU HIGH SCHOOL 112685 KEAAU MIDDLE SCHOOL 149635 KEAAU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112738 MOUNTAIN VIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112748 PAHOA HIGH & INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 112747 PAHOA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112746 KEONEPOKO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16076475 KAU-KEAAU-PAHOA COMPLEX AREA 112918 ALIAMANU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HAWAII DOE Baldwin-Maui-King Kekaulike 470 FY 2017 Voice Services 112610 MAUI COMMUNITY SCHOOL 112815 Baldwin High School 16031964 Maui District Office 112565 Haiku Elementary School 112814 IAO.Intermediate School 112617 KAHULUI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112730 Kalama Intermediate.School 112695 Kamalii Elementary School 112728 KING KEKAULIKE HIGH SCHOOL 112696 KIHEI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112790 KULA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112612 LIHIKAI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112697 LOKELANI INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 112734 MAKAWAO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112616 MAUI HIGH SCHOOL 112613 MAUI WAENA INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 112751 PAIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16044530 POMAIKA'I ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112729 PUKALANI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16071818 PUU KUKUI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112817 WAIHEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112812 WAILUKU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HAWAII DOE Nanakuli-Waiana 470 FY 2017 Voice Services 112803 Leihoku Elementary School 112805 Maili Elementary School 112802 Waianae Elementary School 112801 Waianae Intermediate School 112797 Makaha Elementary School 112806 Nanakuli Intermediate & High School 112798 Waianae High School 112808 Nanaikapono Elementary School 112807 Nanakuli Elementary School HAWAII DOE Hana-Lahainaluna-Lanai-Molokai 470 FY 2017 Voice Services 112707 King Kamehameha III 112683 Kaunakakai 112680 Kilohana 112709 Lahaina Inter 112710 Lahainaluna High 112714 Lanai High & Elemtary 112737 Maunaloa Elementary 112604 Molokai High 16027136 Molokai Intermediate 112711 Princess Nahieanena Elementary HAWAII DOE 470 FY 2017 Voice Services HIDOE-FY2016-470-CategoryOne HIDOE FY 2016 - Transitional MTM Broadband Services HAWAII DOE Kaimuki-McKinley-Roosevelt 470 FY 2017 Voice Services ALI'IOLANI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112867 112993 ALA WAI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112862 HOKULANI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112868 JARRETT INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 112853 JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112991 KUHIO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112992 LUNALILO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112869 PALOLO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 112987 WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL 112860 KAIMUKI HIGH SCHOOL 112849 MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL INTERMEDIATE
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