Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Hawaii Department of the Attorney General.
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Nov 2, 2026
Jan 13, 2027
Conduct a statewide law enforcement job task analysis and recommend training standards, assessments, and curriculum alignment for Hawaii law enforcement agencies.
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Honolulu
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Honolulu
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425 Queen St
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(808) 586-1500
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96813
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This document is Amendment 1 to the Notary Registration System Statement of Work between the Department of the Attorney General Civil Recoveries Division (STATE) and Hawaii Information Consortium, LLC dba NIC Hawaii (NIC HI). The amendment outlines the creation of a Remote Online Notary database, registration, workflow, examination, payment, and renewal process. The project has an estimated deployment date of June 15, 2021, and a total not-to-exceed cost of $52,356.00 for development, with payments scheduled through September 2021. NIC HI will also provide ongoing maintenance, support, and hosting services.
This Statement of Work (SOW) details the agreement between the Department of the Attorney General Civil Recoveries Division (STATE) and NIC Hawaii for the implementation of an online system for collecting past due payments via credit card or eCheck. The service is primarily funded through transaction fees paid by end-users, with no direct development, hosting, or maintenance costs to the STATE. The SOW, signed on March 16, 2021, outlines responsibilities, delivery milestones, and support for the online payment platform. The estimated deployment date is June 15, 2021, with a 90-day post-launch warranty period.
This document is Statement of Work Amendment 3 (AG.FY2026.005.A3) between the Department of the Attorney General, Tax and Charities Division (STATE) and Hawaii Information Consortium, LLC dba Tyler Hawaii (TYLER). Effective October 3, 2025, it amends previous SOWs to enhance the Solicitor Registration System by adding a 'charitable fundraising platform' as a new organization type with associated functionalities. The amendment specifies a total not-to-exceed development cost of $38,680.61, detailed in an invoice and payment schedule, with an estimated production deployment by February 24, 2026.
This document is SOW Amendment 11 for "Online Charity Registration" between the Department of the Attorney General, Tax & Charities Division (STATE) and Hawaii Information Consortium, LLC dba Tyler Hawaii (TYLER). It modifies the existing Online Charity Registration system to incorporate "platform charity" functionality, including identification, display, search, and reporting. The amendment details the scope of work, deliverables, payment schedule, and responsibilities, with a total not-to-exceed development cost of $9,382.20, including GET. The effective date is October 3, 2025, with the project work expected to conclude around April 27, 2026.
This Statement of Work (SOW) outlines the agreement between the Department of the Attorney General (STATE) and Hawaii Information Consortium, LLC dba Tyler Hawaii (TYLER) for the design, development, testing, and launch of a web-based online auction system. The project, named 'Online Auction', has an estimated deployment date of November 1, 2023. Notably, there are no direct development, hosting, or maintenance and support fees charged to the STATE for this service. Instead, TYLER's revenue will come from a 10% transaction fee, which the STATE will absorb for all transactions, with a projected annual revenue of $16,800 for TYLER based on 2021 data.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Hawaii Department of the Attorney General
The board discussed the dissolution of permitted interaction groups tasked with reviewing administrative rules and explored alternative approaches for rule development. The meeting also covered the purpose and current status of the Job Task Analysis and the associated Request for Proposal. The board formed an evaluation committee to handle the RFP process during an executive session. Additionally, there was a discussion regarding the creation of a hiring committee for support staff positions.
The board meeting covered several key administrative and legislative topics. Discussions included legislative updates regarding bills affecting the board's certification timeline and the status of funding for new staff positions. The board addressed the dissemination of the model pursuit policy, the progress of the job task analysis, and revisions to the request for proposal process. An extensive administrative plan was presented as a living document to track goals and metrics, including a specific communications plan for board members. Future legislative concerns were also raised regarding the definition of law enforcement authority and potential issues surrounding identification and impersonation by non-police personnel.
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This plan outlines Hawaii's strategy to prevent and mitigate gun violence within the state. It details the program and budget for the State Crisis Intervention Program (SCIP), focusing on funding initiatives for local and state government entities and non-profit organizations. Key intervention areas include Behavioral Health Crisis Centers, Community Violence Intervention Programs, Extreme Risk Protection Orders, and Hawaii Targeted Violence Prevention. The plan aims to strengthen local and state efforts by identifying risks and intervening proactively to reduce gun violence.
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