Maintenance Of Epg Facilities - Petroleum

The PSC Category Z1MF covers Maintenance of Epg (Exploratory Production Group) Facilities related to Petroleum. This category encompasses services and contracts focused on maintaining, repairing, and reclaiming petroleum-related infrastructure, including wellsites, fuel tanks, and associated access roads. The work typically involves environmental restoration, infrastructure assessment, debris removal, and site management within controlled environments such as national parks and military installations.

The federal contract awards within this PSC category demonstrate a range of petroleum facility maintenance projects. The National Park Service and military entities are primary contracting agencies, with contract values ranging from approximately $9,000 to $680,000. Recent awards include a $680,687 wellsite reclamation project at Guadalupe Mountains National Park awarded to Ruby Earthworks, an Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise (ISBEE), and two purchase orders for preventive maintenance of above-ground fuel tanks at CFA Chinhae in Korea, valued at $34,548 and $9,152 respectively. Set-asides include Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise and standard competitive procurement methods.

The federal contract opportunities in this PSC category focus on detailed environmental restoration and infrastructure maintenance projects. The most recent opportunity involves a National Park Service solicitation for wellsite reclamation at Guadalupe Mountains National Park, specifically targeting the examination of an orphaned oil and gas wellsite, artifact inventory, debris removal, and road repair. The project is a 100% Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set-aside with an estimated price range between $500,000 and $1,000,000. Work is carefully constrained by environmental considerations, including restrictions related to Mexican Spotted Owl habitat and limitations on motorized vehicle access in designated wilderness areas.