Att_1_Specifications.pdf
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RFQ No. 140P8423Q0015, Attachment 1
SPECIFICATIONS
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DELIVERY LOCATION INFORMATION
The National Park Service (NPS), Lava Beds National Monument, in Tulelake, California, has a requirement for the supply and delivery of:
00010 CARB Diesel (ULSD), Clear; Estimated Quantity: 3,500 gallons
Supply and deliver diesel fuel to a 2,000-gallon above-ground storage tank located at the Lava Beds National Monument fueling site. The location address and description are listed below. NPS will notify contractor when a delivery is required. The 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 tank shall not be filled beyond 80 percent capacity. The NPS anticipates three or four deliveries will be required during the contract period.
LAVA BEDS HEADQUARTERS AREA
Lava Beds National Monument 1 Indian Well Headquarters Rd.
Tulelake, CA. 96134 41°42'45.3"N 121°30'22.2"W
NORTH ENTRANCE
From the I-5 corridor, take U.S. 97 North at Weed to a right turn on California Hwy. 161, also known as Stateline Road, is located just north of Dorris, CA, and just south of the California-Oregon border.
Brown highway signs mark turns leading to Lava Beds from U.S. 97 into the monument. Travel east on CA 161 through the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge to Hill Road. Turn right on Hill Road at the Westside Market. Travel south on Hill Road for nine miles until you enter Lava Beds National Monument. You will pass the visitor center for the Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuges on your way.
It takes 1.5 to two hours to reach the Visitor Center from Weed, depending on weather and traffic.
Plan ahead in winter-- the pass on U.S. 97 at Mount Hebron is often snowy.
SOUTHWEST ENTRANCE
NOTE: The south entrance into the park is paved but in very poor repair. Drive slowly and carefully around the potholes. To enter via a smoother route, continue north on Hwy. 139 and follow brown highway signs from the Tulelake, CA or Merrill, OR areas.
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