B08_-_ATTACHMENT_2_-_SOW_Patuxent_Research_Refuge_2024__Heating_Fuel_oil__gasoline__road_diesel.doc
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- 140FS324Q0074
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This statement of work outlines the requirements for the delivery of heating oil, diesel fuel, and unleaded gasoline to the Patuxent Research Refuge over a potential five-year period from April 2024 through March 2029. The Fish and Wildlife Service requires fuels for facility and equipment operations to be delivered to multiple storage tanks located at the refuge in minimum quantities of 100 gallons and maximum quantities of 1,800 gallons. Pricing will be based on the daily Oil Price Information Service rack price for Baltimore, Maryland plus a fixed markup. The estimated annual usage is 6,666 gallons of heating oil, 500 gallons of unleaded gasoline, and 1,500 gallons of diesel fuel. Deliveries are to be made within 48 hours of order placement between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm from Monday through Friday. The statement of work provides delivery locations and instructions, product specifications, non-conformance terms, and points of contact for the refuge.
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ATTACHMENT 2
Solicitation #
Statement of Work For
Delivery of ULSD Heating Oil, On-Road (clear)ULSD Diesel Fuel, Ethanol Free Unleaded Gasoline Location: Patuxent Research Refuge 12100 Beech Forest Road Suite 138 Laurel, MD 20708
1.0 – General Information The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) requires fuel for operation of facilities and equipment. This Statement of Work contains information to assist in actions required to complete deliveries at the delivery site.
2.0 – Scope For the supply and delivery of the fuels indicated on the Contract Line Items on an as required basis during the contract period. All deliveries shall be to Patuxent Research Refuge. Delivery loads for fuel shall be a minimum 100 gallons and maximum of 1800 gallons. Unloading of fuels shall be directly into the facility’s storage tanks.
The tanks are owned by the USFWS.
3.0 - Contract Period
The contract period is 12 months (base) with the option to extend for 4 additional 1 year periods.
The contract Base Period is from April 1, 2024 to March 30, 2025 Option 1 April 1, 2025 to March 30, 2026 Option 2 April 1, 2026 to March 30, 2027 Option 3 April 1, 2027 to March 30, 2028 Option 4 April 1, 2028 to March 30, 2029 The FWS has the sole discretion to unilaterally extend the contract period as indicated above and will provide the vendor notification of intent.
4.0 - Product Specification
4.1 Current Product Standards
The Fuel Provider must comply with the current National Fuel Quality Standards and (US) ASTM fuel quality standards for products produced or manufactured and supplied under this contract. The Government reserves the right to test for compliance of these standards.
5.0 – Pricing
The price for fuels shall be in US currency calculated to 2 decimal places. If necessary, the Fuel Provider shall round prices in accordance with the following:
If the 3rd decimal place value is five (5) or greater, the 2nd decimal place value is rounded up by one (1). If the 3rd decimal place value is less than five (5), the 2nd decimal place value is not changed.
5.1 Supply Prices
Pricing shall be based on +/- 5% of the Rack Price the day of delivery using the average Oil Price Information Service (OPIS) Rack Price for Baltimore MD, plus provider’s fixed mark-up price (detail provided on quote schedule).
6.0 - Excise and Taxes
All prices shall be inclusive of applicable taxes during the contract period.
7.0 - Usage History/Estimates The usage estimates are:
· #2 ULSD Heating Oil– Estimation of usage during each twelve month period 6,666 gallons based on FY 2023 usage.
· 89 Octane Ethanol Free Gasoline– Estimation of usage during each twelve month period 500 gallons based on FY 2023 usage.
· #2 ULSD Clear (Road) Diesel– Estimation of usage during each twelve month period 1500 gallons based on FY 2023 usage.
This usage estimate is provided as a guide only and is based on historical data. Actual quantities required throughout the contract period will be subject to the periodic requirements of the FWS. The FWS gives no guarantees as to the total quantities that it will require during the contract period.
8.0 - Delivery Days and Times
Specific deliveries to Patuxent Research Refuge will be ordered on an “as needed” basis although there may be occasional need for immediate “on call” - deliveries to be made within a 48 hour period. Once ordered, the vendor must deliver fuel supply during facility’s core working hours 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. – Monday through Friday) except on holidays when facility is closed. The facility’s point of contacts (listed under section 12.0) shall be notified before expected deliveries with an estimated time of arrival.
All deliveries shall be within 48 hours of order placement, except for orders placed on a Friday, where delivery shall be on the following Monday (Public Holidays excepted). Other delivery arrangements can only be made through facility’s POC’s (listed under section 12.0).
Metered delivery tickets identifying each tank location are required. The OPIS posting price will be required on each submitted delivery/billing ticket.
9.0 - Delivery and Unloading
9.1 Delivery Locations:
#2 ULSD Heating Oil
Building #45 Merriam Laboratory 11510 American Holly Drive 1000 gallon Tank
Building # 109 Service Building 12311 Beech Forest Road 1000 Gallon Tank
Building #2 Quarters #2 Red Cedar Lane 300 Gallon Tank
89 Octane Ethanol Free Unleaded Gasoline
Garage#52 12311 Beech Forest Road 500 Gallon Tank
#2 Clear (road) #2 Diesel
Garage#52 12311 Beech Forest Road 500 Gallon Tank
9.2 Unloading:
The Fuel Provider shall be responsible for the delivery and unloading of the product. (NOTE: The FWS has above ground fuel storage facilities without fuel transfer equipment) The Fuel Provider shall have a safe operating procedure for the delivery and unloading of the liquid fuels and comply with all local statutory requirements pertaining to the handling of fuels. The Fuel Provider shall, for each delivery; report to the Fish and Wildlife staff members upon arrival at the fuel tanks and staff member shall witness the unloading process. Upon delivery/unloading, the FWS may choose to take a sample of the fuel for the purposes of third-party compliance testing.
10.0 - Non-conformance
Should quality testing (if conducted) reveal that any supplied product is nonconforming then, where relevant, the following shall apply:
1. The FWS will not be required to pay for any product found to be non-conforming. If payment has already occurred, then the Fuel Provider shall re-supply an equal amount of fuel that does conform.
2. The Fuel Provider shall, at its own cost, remove any non-conforming product supplied by the Fuel Provider from the FWS Fuel Delivery points.
3. The Fuel Provider accepts liabilities for any damages to FWS equipment due to the nonconforming product.
11.0 – Payments The Fuel Provider shall be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) in order to participate in this fuel requirement. The SAM can be found at https://www.sam.gov. Payments up to $10,000 will be made via Government Purchase card. Purchase of fuel exceeding $10,000 will be placed by a contracting officer via a written BPA call order and paid via IPP.
The Fuel Provider is also required to be registered in the Invoice Processing Payment Platform System (IPP) in order to submit electronic invoices. Any questions regarding this billing system should go to the Customer Support for the IPP directly at telephone: 866-973-3131 or by email: ippgroup@bos.frb.org. The contractor must submit any and all cost and pricing data, receipts, and vouchers as an attachment to the electronic invoice in the IPP that matches and supports what is being invoiced.
12.0 Fish and Wildlife Service onsite Point of Contacts (POC’s):
12.1 Martin Brockman 240 374 9350
12.2 Keaton Welch 240 882 1024
12.3 Timothy Anstotz 240 882 1075
12.4 Tarik Adams 240 882 0986
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