The Honolulu engineering firm secured its largest-ever award, a firm-fixed-price contract covering Japan, Hawaii, Guam and other sites through August 2031.
HONOLULU, HAWAII — InSynergy Engineering Inc., a Honolulu-based engineering consultancy, won a $30 million Navy contract to study utility systems across the Pacific, as announced on war.gov.
The firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity award covers architect-engineer services for utility system studies through August 2031, the Navy said in the contract notice. Work spans Japan at 50%, Hawaii at 10%, Guam at 10%, the continental U.S. at 10%, and other locations at 20%, including the Philippines, Australia, Diego Garcia and Singapore…