Certified Women-Owned Emergency and Other Relief Services in Hawaii

AEPAC is an award-winning full-service Architecture & Engineering, Project Management, and Environmental Services Firm with offices in Honolulu and Guam. Established in 2003, a certified 8(a) small business enterprise, AEPAC is a synergistic group of experts focused on the Pacific region. With 20 years of cross-cultural operating experience throughout the Pacific and with professional licenses throughout the region, AEPAC offers unparalleled professional and scientific services. AEPAC specializes in Historic Preservation and provides Civil, Environmental, Structural, Electrical, Surveying, Geotechnical, Landscaping and Traffic services. Our Engineering and Management team use industry-proven techniques such as lessons learned, risk assessment, process management, and project management to improve the project execution and provide leadership with informed decision-making tools, and quality deliverables.

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EPC Service, Inc. (EPC) is a women owned (WOSB) firm headquartered in the pacific island of Oahu, Hawaii. We currently operate on several U.S. Federal Government multiple task order contract (MATOC) vehicles that require us to work across the United States. OUR HISTORY: Since our inception in 2006 EPC’s ideal projects have had large emphasis on Electrical and Mechanical (E&M) operating systems. We excel at these type of projects because we enjoy them, we understand them and we are experienced in them. Our clients range in the wide spectrum of Federal, Military, State & Commercial/Industrial facilities. OUR FOCUS: (E&M) Electrical & Mechanical (E&M) Operating Systems are our primary services no matter what Markets we serve i.e. Building, Energy, Power and Water/Wastewater. We handle the complete life cycle(s) of these two operating systems, from engineering to constructing to maintenance to replacement.