Project Information

Bid Title

Music Studio Therapy Program for Incarcerated Youth

Issuing Agency

State Government of Hawaii

Location

Hawaii

Published Date

Jul 1, 2026

Closing Date

Jul 10, 2026

Government Level

State & Local

Status

Closed

Ref. #

Q27000004

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Q27000004 Music Studio Therapy Program for Incarcerated YouthGeneral InformationSolicitation Number
Q27000004Status
ReleasedDepartmentHuman ServicesDivisionOffice of Youth ServicesIslands (where the work/delivery is to be performed)
OahuCategoryGoods and ServicesRelease Date 07/01/2026Offer Due Date & Time07/10/2026 02:00 PMDescriptionSCOPE OF WORK:

Objective

Provides and offers a creative music studio and therapeutic space and programming in a youth correctional facility with confidences that it will help cultivate good culture, influence self-expression and positive relationship building among youth, students, educators, staff and transition back to community. This may include a studio space and structure alignments to meet the expectations of the music/studio program.
Project Outline

Provide a safe space for youth to learn programming through music and sound that will be an extremely valuable asset when coupled with stable

therapeutic relationships. The music studio and therapy program shall serve as a catalyst to breaking down barriers that our youth are faced with when challenged with the idea of positive change.
Program Goals

To address the shortage of music therapy opportunities and hip-hop-related programming in the juvenile justice system, and education systems.

To establish a music recording studio program for youth who aspire to be poets, rappers, singers, songwriters, podcast host, producers and

provide a safe space for creativity and self-expression.

To establish culturally responsive programs that can teach relevant life skills such as respect, teamwork, and appreciation.

To educate students on music business options and career paths other than the rapper. Make them aware of other career options in the creative industries.

To develop an incentive-based program that will curve behaviors as students become self-driven and self-aware to earn entry into the program.

To develop and formalize positive youth and staff relationship opportunities through mentoring, music, and culture. -resources, training, On call Long-term backend support and tools to be successful in offering a therapy recording studio program.Contact PersonKahookele, TammiEmail tkahookele@dhs.hawaii.gov Phone808-587-5710General CommentsProvide a quote that would include the details based on the scope of work, staff cost, operations and training curriculum to install and implement the program (studio) at a youth correctional facility, and cost for any taxes, shipping, travel (if applicable) and on-going support services. Procurement OfficerLeanne GillespieAttachments AG-008 103D General Conditions (1.10.23).pdf

Direct all questions regarding this Solicitation, and any questions or Issues relating to the accessibility
of this Solicitation (Including the appendices and exhibits to this Document, and any other document related
to this Solicitation), to: Kahookele, Tammi.

Q27000004 Music Studio Therapy Program for Incarcerated YouthLine Items

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Title

Quantity

Unit of Measure

Commodity Code

1

Music Studio Therapy Program for Incarcerated Youth

1

YEAR

512110, 711510, 512110, 621340

Code Table

Commodity Code	Description
512110	Music video production
711510	Music arrangers, independent
512110	Music video production and distribution
621340	Recreational (e.g., art, dance, music) therapists' offices (e.g., centers, clinics)

GeneralQuantity1Unit of MeasureYEARTitleMusic Studio Therapy Program for Incarcerated YouthDescriptionSCOPE OF WORK:

Objective

Provides and offers a creative music studio and therapeutic space and programming in a youth correctional facility with confidences that it will help cultivate good culture, influence self-expression and positive relationship building among youth, students, educators, staff and transition back to community. This may include a studio space and structure alignments to meet the expectations of the music/studio program.
Project Outline

Provide a safe space for youth to learn programming through music and sound that will be an extremely valuable asset when coupled with stable

therapeutic relationships. The music studio and therapy program shall serve as a catalyst to breaking down barriers that our youth are faced with when challenged with the idea of positive change.
Program Goals

To address the shortage of music therapy opportunities and hip-hop-related programming in the juvenile justice system, and education systems.

To establish a music recording studio program for youth who aspire to be poets, rappers, singers, songwriters, podcast host, producers and

provide a safe space for creativity and self-expression.

To establish culturally responsive programs that can teach relevant life skills such as respect, teamwork, and appreciation.

To educate students on music business options and career paths other than the rapper. Make them aware of other career options in the creative industries.

To develop an incentive-based program that will curve behaviors as students become self-driven and self-aware to earn entry into the program.

To develop and formalize positive youth and staff relationship opportunities through mentoring, music, and culture. -resources, training, On call Long-term backend support and tools to be successful in offering a therapy recording studio program.Attachments

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Direct all questions regarding this Solicitation, and any questions or Issues relating to the accessibility
of this Solicitation (Including the appendices and exhibits to this Document, and any other document related
to this Solicitation), to: Kahookele, Tammi.

Q27000004 Music Studio Therapy Program for Incarcerated YouthInstructions

• COMPLIANCE AND DOCUMENTATION: Vendors are required to be compliant with all appropriate state and federal statutes. Proof of compliance is required through HCE or via paper documentation.
  
• VENDOR REGISTRATION IN HAWAII COMPLIANCE EXPRESS (HCE) : Vendors can register at https://vendors.ehawaii.gov/hce via an annual subscription fee and should subscribe prior to responding to a solicitation. For more information visit the HCE Section of the FAQs at http://spo.hawaii.gov/faqs/#tabs-4.
• VENDOR COMPLIANCE – PAPER DOCUMENTS : Vendors not utilizing HCE shall provide paper certificates that must be valid at the time of award. All applications for applicable clearances are the responsibility of the vendor, who must be compliant pursuant to HRS§103D-310(c) with the chapters 1) Chapter 237, General Excise Tax Laws; 2) Chapter 382, Hawaii Employment Security Law; 3)Chapter 386, Worker’s Compensation Law; 4) Chapter 392, Temporary Disability Insurance; 5)Chapter 393, Prepaid Health Care Act; and 6) §103D-310(c), Certificate of Good Standing (COGS) for entities doing business in the State. Upon receipt of compliance paper documents (A-6, LIR#27, COGS), the purchasing agency reserves the right to verify their validity with the respective issuing agency.
• VENDOR NON-COMPLIANCE : NON-COMPLIANCE may result in a vendor not receiving an award, delay of payment, or cancellation of award. If the vendor does not maintain timely compliance, which is the vendor’s responsibility, an offer otherwise deemed responsive and responsible may not be awarded. State agencies may check for compliance at any time.
• RESPONSE TO THIS SOLICITATION: Only responses submitted through HIePRO shall be considered for award.
• QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS SOLICITATION: Unless otherwise indicated, questions regarding this solicitation must be directed to the Buyer listed.
• TRANSACTION FEES: The awarded vendor shall pay a transaction fee of 0.75% (.0075) of the award, not to exceed $5,000 for each award. This transaction fee shall be based on the original award amount and the awarded vendor shall be responsible for payment of the fee to Tyler Hawaii, the vendor administering the HIePRO. Payment must be made to Tyler Hawaii within thirty (30) days of receipt of invoice. The invoice is generated based on the date the award is posted.
• OFFER DEEMED FIRM/AUTHORITY TO SUBMIT OFFER: Submission of an electronic response to the State of Hawaii constitutes and shall be deemed an offer to sell the specified goods and/or services to the State of Hawaii at the price shown in the response and under the State's Terms and Conditions.
  
  The electronic response submitter certifies that he/she is authorized to sign the response for the submitting vendor and that the response is made without connection with any person, firm, or corporation making a response for the same goods and/or services and is in all respects fair and without collusion or fraud.
• HAWAII GENERAL EXCISE TAX (GET): Unless otherwise stated in this solicitation, vendors shall include all applicable taxes in the price submitted. The Hawaii General Excise Tax (GET) shall not exceed 4.712% for the islands of Oahu, Kauai , Hawaii, and Maui.
• ADDITIONAL FEES AND CHARGES: Vendors shall include all applicable fees, charges, surcharges, shipping/handling, delivery, or any other charges associated with this solicitation in the price submitted.

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Commodity Codes

• NAICS 611710Educational Support Services
• NAICS 621340Offices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists
• NAICS 711130Musical Groups and Artists

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