Repair Or Alteration Of Fuel Supply Facilities

The Product and Service Code (PSC) Z2NA covers repair, alteration, and maintenance of fuel supply facilities and associated infrastructure. This category encompasses a wide range of services related to fuel storage, distribution, and management systems, including repairs to underground and aboveground storage tanks, fuel pipelines, pump systems, and related electrical and mechanical components. The work typically involves both preventative maintenance and extensive renovation or replacement of critical fuel infrastructure for military and government installations.

Federal Contract Awards in this PSC category demonstrate a robust market for fuel infrastructure maintenance, with contract values ranging from approximately $50,000 to over $118 million. The Defense Logistics Agency, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, and U.S. Air Force are the primary funding agencies. Multiple contract types are used, including firm fixed-price delivery orders and definitive contracts, with performance periods typically spanning 12-36 months. Frequently awarded contractors include specialized firms like Chenega Reliable Services LLC, WSP USA Environment & Infrastructure Inc., and Gsi-Pond JV LLC. While many contracts are open to all businesses, a significant number utilize small business set-asides, particularly 8(a) and total small business designations. Performance locations are diverse, including military installations in the United States, Japan, Germany, and other international locations.

Recent federal contract opportunities focus on comprehensive fuel system upgrades and repairs across various government facilities. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command has posted solicitations for projects such as installing new fuel pump houses, modifying existing fuel infrastructure, and constructing hydrant systems at naval air stations. A notable opportunity includes a complex project at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, which involves constructing a new Type 3 hydrant system with estimated costs between $25 million and $100 million. The Department of Agriculture has also posted a solicitation for repairing five fuel stations at the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center, highlighting the broad applicability of this PSC category across different federal agencies and facility types.