NAVFAC Hawaii Awards $249 Million Contract for Waterfront Design and Engineering Services

Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Hawaii awarded MNBMcD Waterfront JV of Honolulu a contract valued at up to $249 million for waterfront design and engineering services.

“This contract provides the engineering and design expertise needed to plan and deliver critical waterfront improvements,” said Capt. Andrew Hunt, executive officer, NAVFAC Hawaii. “These projects help ensure our waterfront facilities can support Navy operations and sustain fleet readiness.”

Work will primarily support Navy and Marine Corps installations in Hawaii, with limited work possible elsewhere in the United States.

The contract includes a 12-month base period and four 12-month option years, with work expected to continue through October 2031 if all options are exercised. The options extend the performance period without increasing the contract’s $249 million maximum value.

Services may include project planning and documentation, design development, cost estimates, engineering studies, construction documents, interior design and engineering support during construction.

The contract was competitively procured through SAM.gov. The firm was selected through a qualifications-based process that evaluates architect-engineer firms’ demonstrated competence and qualifications.

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