OCI - Office of Capital Improvements

News & Announcements

Last Updated on 05/21/2012

Construction Services for Cagewash and Vivarium Improvements
The Notice of Award was posted online October 25, 2011. To see the notice, click the "Projects" tab, and scroll down to "Request for Information / Qualifications / Proposals / Award".

Snyder Hall 4th Floor General Repairs
The Request for Statements of Qualifications for general contractors for construction of the Snyder Hall 4th Floor General Repairs project was posted online on December 17, 2010. To see the request, click the “Projects” tab, and scroll down to “Request for Information / Qualifications / Proposals / Award”.

College of Hawaiian Language
The Notice of Award was posted online April 20, 2011. To see the notice, click the "Projects" tab, and scroll down to "Request for Information / Qualifications / Proposals / Award".

New for General Contractors
Effective July 30, 2010, the site is now open for General Contractors to submit a Statement of Qualifications Questionnaire online. This new process is similar to what exists for Architects & Engineers, although some of the data being requested from Contractors is slightly different. To begin, click the Consultants/Contractors tab or the yellow "Login Now" image.
Form 112 - Online
The University of Hawai'i's Form 112 - Statement of Qualifications Questionnaire for Architects and Engineers went online as of May 14, 2008. Click the Consultants/Contractors tab or the "Login Now" image. View Latest Notice to Professional Services Firms (posted on 6/15/2010)
CIP Budget
Details on the current Board of Regents' CIP Budget and previous CIP budgets are posted in the Reports option.

The Office of Capital Improvements (OCI) implements major capital improvements program (CIP) projects, which includes new developments and major renovations of existing buildings. OCI also prepares the University's CIP budget and performs administrative functions to support campus facilities offices in the implementation of repairs and maintenance and smaller scale CIP projects.

This site was developed as a central source for budget and project information, as well as for procurement forms for professional architects, engineers, planners, contractors, etc. who are interested in performing work for the University of Hawai'i.