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LAVO - PARKWIDE FUEL PURCHASE Federal contract opportunity
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140P8422Q0133
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Department of the Interior National Park Service Pacific West Region

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RFQ No. 140P8422Q0133 Attachment 1

DESCRIPTION & DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS

This requirement consists of clear diesel and regular unleaded fuel to above ground storage tanks and fuel tanker truck located at the Mineral Headquarters and Manzanita Lake fueling sites.

Location address and descriptions are listed below. Contractor shall ensure the delivery driver contacts the NPS prior to each delivery to confirm delivery location, fuel type, and quantity prior to delivery. Fuel tanks shall not be filled beyond 90 percent capacity per NFPA 30 22.11.4.5.

ESTIMATED QUANTITIES

Regular Unleaded Gasoline, 87 Octane: 3,500 gallons

CARB Diesel (ULSD), Clear: 1,500 gallons

DELIVERY LOCATIONS

1. Mineral Headquarters Area

Lassen Volcanic National Park

38050 Highway 36 East

Mineral, CA 96063

40°20'51.7"N 121°36'38.4"W

The Mineral Headquarters Area is located Approximately 38 miles east of Red bluff on highway 36 (1/2 mile west of the town of Mineral). Follow the signs to the “Receiving” area after entering the compound. Please note this location is located outside the park boundary.

2. Manzanita Lake Maintenance Area

Lassen Volcanic National Park

39489 Highway 44

Shingletown, CA 96088

40°32'26.9"N 121°34'36.8"W

The Manzanita Lake Maintenance Area is located on Highway 89 near the Northern entrance to Lassen Park. The Manzanita Lake Maintenance Area and fuel tanks are located approximately ¼ mile south of the Highway 89/Highway 44 junction down a service road on the right-hand side of the highway (if you get to the entrance booth you’ve gone too far).

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