Attachment A Statement of Work Fuel Treatment Service.pdf
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- J091--FY24: Fuel Storage Treatment Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 36C24824Q0119
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This statement of work outlines requirements for fuel treatment services at the Bay Pines VA HealthCare Center. The selected contractor will be required to blend two fuel additives, Biobor JF and ILFC 1032 Fuel Inhibitor, into the fuel storage tanks at a rate of 1 ounce per 40 gallons of fuel. The contractor must have a mobile fuel filtration system capable of filtering diesel fuel to 2 microns and injecting additives, as well as necessary PPE and spill containment equipment. The statement of work identifies 20 tanks at various buildings across the health care center campus totaling over 127,000 gallons of storage capacity that must be treated. The performance period is 45 days after notice to proceed, and work may only be performed between 6:30 am and 4:30 pm Monday through Friday, excluding federal holidays. This supports the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration VISN 8 solicitation for fuel storage treatment services under opportunity number 36C24824Q0119.
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Other files for this federal contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| RFQ Question and Answers 36C24824Q0119.pdf | ||
| 36C24824Q0119 0001.docx | DOCX document | |
| 36C24824Q0119.docx | DOCX document | |
| Attachment C New Vendor Form VA10091.pdf | ||
| Attachment B Bay Pines Map.pdf |
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Attachment 1
STATEMENT OF WORK FOR FUEL TREATMENT AT BAY PINES VAHCS
General: Provide all labor, tools, materials and specialized equipment to blend fuel additives into the fuel storage tanks at Bay Pines VA HealthCare Center.
Scope: The contractor will circulate approximately 20% of the fuel from each fuel tank and filter it to 2 microns then return it to the tank blending it with two fuel additives at the rate of 1 oz./40 gallons.
Provide Product: The contractor shall furnish the required products Biobor JF and ILFC 1032
Fuel Inhibitor. These products will be blended with the fuel at the rate of 1 oz./40 gallons. Any
“equal” product that is not Biobor JF or ILFC 1032 shall be evaluated for determination of compatibility with the VA requirements.
Fuel Tanks to be Treated and Locations:
Building ID Tank Type
Tank Capacity (GAL.)
Bldg. 100 -1 UST 30000
Bldg. 100 -2 UST 30000
Bldg. 100 -3 UST 30000
Bldg. 100 -4 UST 30000
Bldg. 100 -5 UST 40000
Bldg. 100 -6 UST 40000
Bldg. 100 -7 UST 40000
Bldg. 1 UST 4000
Bldg. 19 AST 285
Bldg. 24 AST 400
Bldg. 37 AST 500
Bldg. 46 AST 1500
Bldg. 101 AST 2000
Bldg. 102 AST 2000
Bldg. 103 UST 4000
Bldg. 106 AST 10000
**Underground Storage Tanks (UST) – Aboveground Storage Tanks (AST)**
Special Requirements: The contractor will have on site a Mobile Fuel Filtration System capable of filtering Diesel fuel to 2 microns, complete with multiple stage filters, motors and pumps and an injector system capable of injecting the fuel additive into the fuel.
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The contractor will have in their possession all necessary PPE required by OSHA. This will include spill kits and absorbents. The contractor will haul away all contaminated water, sediments and fuel and dispose of properly per local codes at a licensed facility.
The contractor will provide a contingency plan for spillage of fuel.
The period of performance is 45 days after Notice to Proceed.
Tour of Duty: Contractor shall perform the work between 6:30 am and 4:30 pm
Monday through Friday. Government Holidays will not be worked.
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