Storage Tanks

Product Service Code (PSC) 5430 encompasses storage tanks, which are critical infrastructure components used across various federal government sectors for storing liquids, fuels, water, and other essential materials. These tanks range from small portable fabric collapsible containers to large stationary steel and fiberglass structures designed for specific environmental and operational requirements. The tanks serve diverse purposes including military logistics, wildlife conservation, research facilities, and infrastructure support for federal installations.

Recent federal contract awards under PSC 5430 demonstrate significant procurement activity, with contract values ranging from less than $10,000 to over $1 million. The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) emerged as the most frequent awarding agency, consistently procuring fabric collapsible tanks, liquid storage tanks, and tank assemblies. Many awards were set aside for small businesses, including women-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, and minority-owned enterprises. Typical contract durations ranged from several months to approximately one year, with most awards targeting delivery by early to mid-2025. Recurring contractors included Echelon Supply And Service, Inc., GTA Drum, Inc., and Wing Inflatables Inc., who demonstrated specialized capabilities in manufacturing and supplying various tank configurations.

Federal contract opportunities for PSC 5430 revealed solicitations from multiple agencies including the Department of Defense, Department of the Interior, and U.S. Coast Guard. Opportunities covered diverse requirements such as fuel storage tanks, fish research aquaculture tanks, potable water systems, and specialized military deployment tanks. Geographical performance locations included domestic sites in Alaska, Nebraska, Hawaii, and overseas locations like Saudi Arabia and Namibia. Most opportunities were set aside for small businesses and utilized Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) or best-value evaluation methodologies. Procurement strategies emphasized technical specifications, compliance with industry standards, and adaptability to specific operational environments.