Contract · Federal
JBPHH CAR WASH FABRIC TENSION STRUCTURE
DEPT OF DEFENSE / DEPT OF THE NAVY JBPHH, HI
- Status Closes today
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
The project involves the repair and upgrade of the car wash area, including the installation of fabric tension shade structures over the auto detailing area, existing vending machines, pay stations at both entrances to the car wash, and the water reclamation and oil-water separator systems.
The surrounding area around building B75065H will be repaved, with careful attention given to a historic train track located on the site.
The repaving will be carried out without obstructing the track, ensuring it remains exposed and at its original elevation.
The work will also feature striping, directional arrows, STOP markings, and one-way asphalt painting to enhance traffic flow and safety throughout the area.
ONLY DESIGN WILL BE AWARDED UNTIL ENVIRONMENTAL APPROVALS ARE RECIEVED.
DESIGN: Shading Structure: a.
The design will include three options focused on optimizing traffic flow around the carwash to prevent congestion and enhance accessibility.
Additionally, the steel framework and fabric cover will be engineered to meet Hawaii’s storm and wind load requirements, including design wind speeds up to 145 mph and compliance with impact resistance standards for windborne debris.
Safety factors for structural stability, drainage, and flood resistance will also be incorporated.
Final ratings and requirements will be confirmed during the design phase in coordination with local authorities and engineers to ensure compliance and durability. b.
A custom design of the steel framework and fabric cover shall be developed to ensure durability, aesthetic appeal, while also providing the storm rating of the product.
The structural design shall be engineered to accommodate the required load, as well as to withstand wind and weather conditions, ensuring long-term performance and stability. c.
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Typical award value
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est. $64K-$994K
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Timeline
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Posted
Nov 13, 2026
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Status
Closing soon
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