Attachment A.xlsx

This Excel spreadsheet, identified as Attachment A, appears to be a comprehensive inventory of diesel fuel storage locations for bus facilities across South Carolina. The document lists 43 different bus shop locations spanning various counties and municipalities, with each entry providing specific details about the facility's address, fuel type, number of tanks, and total fuel storage capacity. Nearly all locations are configured with a single diesel tank capable of storing 12,000 gallons, with a few exceptions like Richland (15,000 gallons) and Spartanburg (two tanks with 6,000 gallons each). Two locations - Chesterfield and Georgetown - have dual diesel and gasoline tank configurations.

The spreadsheet suggests this is likely part of a state-wide fuel procurement or transportation infrastructure document, potentially related to school district, public transit, or government vehicle fleet management. The systematic nature of the data, with consistent tank capacities and fuel types across most locations, indicates a standardized approach to fuel storage and management for public transportation or government vehicle operations in South Carolina. While the document does not explicitly detail pricing, contract terms, or procurement specifics, it provides a detailed geographic and infrastructural overview of fuel storage capabilities across the state's various administrative regions.