HART: Difference In Bids To Relocate Utilities On Dillingham Rail Route Was $400 Million 0 The Honolulu rail agency said the losing bid, at $900 million, received a “significantly lower” score.
Local construction firm Nan Inc. was recently given one the Honolulu rail transit project’s largest and most consequential contracts: an award to relocate utilities along the city’s crowded Dillingham Boulevard corridor.
Nan bid $496 million for that utility work through Kalihi. On Thursday, one of the rail project’s top officials said the other firm vying for that contract, Hawaiian Dredging Construction Company, bid approximately $900 million — nearly twice as much for the same job.
