Grant for Improvements To Facilities Located On Existing Homesteads (Statewide)

Hawaii Department of Accounting and General Services

Statewide to support new, expand and/or improve existing programs and services in homestead communities and to benefit DHHL homestead lessees. The grant proposals may cover a broad range of areas, including but not limited to, DHHL General Plan policy topics: land use and water resources, infrastructure, economic development, healthy communities, and/or food production. For more information on the DHHL General Plan, please visit: Department of Hawaiian Home Lands | General Plan. Such programs and/or services shall support healthy and thriving native Hawaiian homestead communities. Proposed programs and/or services may also include any project identified in an HHC-approved DHHL Regional Plan. For more information on DHHL Regional Plans, visit: Department of Hawaiian Home Lands | Regional Plans. Programs/services must benefit homestead lessees to execute their community visions. Partnerships and teams of DHHL beneficiaries and non-beneficiaries, including individuals and organizations, are encouraged to apply. Projects must be beneficiary-driven, demonstrate beneficiary leadership and assistance, and benefit existing DHHL homestead lessees.

Hawaii Department of Accounting and General Services

Grant proposals statewide for disaster preparedness, prevention, and mitigation projects, programs and/or services in existing homesteads on hawaiian home lands. Grant proposals may cover a broad range of areas in disaster preparedness and mitigation.

Rhode Island College

This project consists of signage and striping improvements to various at-grade crossings Statewide to bring locations to conformance with the minimum requirements established within the 2023 MUTCD, Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), and RIDOT Standards. The signing and striping improvements encompassed in this Contract include, but are not limited to, the installation of crossbuck assemblies, yield signs, track number plaques, emergency notification signs, reflective strips on signposts, and yield line striping at fifty-seven (57) locations to make the crossings compliant with current MUTCD standards. Crossings with existing non-compliant signs and/or signposts will have those items removed.