THE LICENSED NETWORK
The Right License for the Right Job
Engineering and construction projects often cross multiple regulated disciplines. HAWAII Engineering acts as a central point of responsibility, assembling the professionals, trades, equipment, and technical resources needed for each assignment.
HOW IT WORKS
The Operating Model
- 01
We assess the problem
Plain-language intake, field observation, and document review — before anyone sells you a scope.
- 02
We identify legal, licensing, and permitting requirements
Every scope is checked against Hawaiʻi licensing and permitting law before work is classified.
- 03
We determine what can be performed directly
Unregulated technical work, coordination, documentation, and logistics move immediately.
- 04
We engage properly licensed professionals for regulated scopes
Stamped, licensed, and regulated work goes to verified professionals and contractors — identified to you by name and license.
- 05
We coordinate execution, documentation, communication, and closeout
One point of responsibility from first call to closeout documentation.
NETWORK CATEGORIES
Who's in the Network
The company maintains a broad network of licensed and qualified subcontractors across nearly every major engineering, construction, infrastructure, technical, and specialty-service category.
- Professional engineers
- Structural engineers
- Civil engineers
- Electrical engineers
- Mechanical engineers
- Architects
- Land surveyors
- Landscape architects
- General engineering contractors
- General building contractors
- Electrical contractors
- Plumbing contractors
- Solar contractors
- Roofing contractors
- Excavation and grading contractors
- Concrete contractors
- Masonry contractors
- Welding and metal contractors
- Drywall contractors
- Painting contractors
- Landscaping contractors
- Equipment operators
- Commercial divers
- Marine contractors
- Environmental consultants
- Drone pilots
- GPR technicians
- GIS and LiDAR specialists
- Software engineers
- Safety professionals
- Testing laboratories
- Specialty inspectors
License Verification
Customers can view verified license information for the professionals assigned to their project. Hawaiʻi professional and contractor licenses can also be independently verified through the DCCA Professional & Vocational Licensing search.
No subcontractor is publicly displayed as part of the network until AJAW approves the listing and verifies its current license status.
Join the Network
Licensed professionals, contractors, and specialty firms serving any Hawaiian island can register for project opportunities.
Regulated work is performed by, reviewed by, stamped by, or subcontracted to appropriately licensed professionals when required by Hawaiʻi law. HAWAII Engineering does not claim to personally hold every trade or professional license.