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RMTC attended a ceremony blessing for the Lihue Refuse Transfer Station on Monday, September 9. This project aims to improve the water quality standards and stormwater discharges in refuse transfer stations in Hanalei, Kapaa, Lihue, and Hanapepe with a total estimated budget of $38.2 million. RMTC is providing construction management services with WW Clyde as […]

RMTC has the privilege to work with the City and County of Honolulu and the Department of Environmental Services to construct a $174 million upgrade at the Sand Island Wastewater Treatment Plant.  Full Article Here

The Lilia Waikiki redevelops 2.5 acres of trust land in the heart of Waikiki, creating a commercial mixed-use rental project aimed at revitalizing the Kuhio Avenue Corridor and preserving Queen Emma’s legacy. The 28-story tower’s design demonstrates a deep respect for the local culture and natural heritage. RMTC is honored to be part of the

The Honouliuli Wastewater Treatment Plant – Secondary Treatment Phase IB was recently completed after the implementation of the EPA required secondary treatment upgrades that were needed for the existing plant. RMTC participated in this project as the Design Consultant alongside Bowers + Kubota as the Construction Management Consultant, Nan, Inc. as the Contractor, and the

The Kapalama Container Terminal (KCT) Yard Design project redeveloped a portion of the existing Kapalama Military Reservation into an 84-acre container terminal facility that will be operated by PASHA Hawaii / Hawaii Stevedores, Inc. It is the largest marine terminal design in the history of the State of Hawaii and satisfies Hawaii’s projected shortfall of

The 28-story, mixed-use Lilia Waikiki is the first building in Hawaii to achieve the Fitwel Certification, a green building certification system focused on improving, enhancing and safeguarding the health and wellbeing of tenants and residents in office buildings, multi-family residential buildings and retail space. RMTC, together with the design team also received the Award of

The General Contractors Association (GCA) of Hawaii is the state’s largest construction association, representing more than 500 general contractors, subcontractors, and construction related firms. The Build Hawaii Awards is the association’s annual signature awards program that showcases outstanding construction projects completed in the previous year. There were more than 45 entries submitted for projects completed

San Diego-based, Eurus Energy America Corp. shared its 27.6-megawatt solar photovoltaic facility – with the potential capacity to power more than 4,000 homes — called EE Waianae Solar Project LLC has begun commercial operation. The goal is to help Hawaii reach 100 percent electricity production from renewable energy by 2045. The solar project in Waianae