Aina Surveying & Mapping, LLC

From designing and finding the best practices for constructing bridges to overseeing nearly $1 billion worth of construction projects, R.M. Towill Corporation is the civil engineering and construction management company you need looking over your next project. Located in Honolulu, HI, this 85-year-old firm is one of the top 500 engineering firms in the country and offers a range of services throughout the Pacific Rim. Whether you have a large bridge project that needs an expert in tensile strength or youre a city manager wanting to ensure the drinking water for your residents is safe, their staff includes some of the brightest minds in their respective fields, ensuring the job will be completed effectively and efficiently. Their services also include planning and permitting, as well as surveying and mapping. Have your water waste projects and environmental assessments handled by this team of expert engineers and, environmentalists. Contact R.M. Towill Corporation today by calling (808) 842-1133 or visiting them online.

Armstrong Development is a developer-builder with long roots in Hawaii. We build what we develop, and we stand by what we build. We share the same quality standards, and we approach all the homes we build and sell, whether individual custom homes or production homes in our larger development projects, as Armstrong homes. We are designed to move quickly. We grasp salient issues, make decisions, and implement. Our culture is one of action, and we focus on making things happen. We undertake development projects only when we can create an exceptional community that meets a clear need and market, fits with Hawaii's unique culture and lifestyle, and makes sense from a financial perspective. It is on these criteria that we have built our success.

(808) 377-6236 Hawaii's #1 ENERGY STAR Service and Product Provider (SPP), benchmarking 2,500+ buildings, 500+ campuses. We helped 83 Hawaii Public Schools earn ENERGY STAR certification, and identified $300 million of savings over 10 years if all 256 schools were to copy its 83 leaders...