PWS_With_Attachments_(Storage_Gas_Tanks).pdf

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

FOR

COMPLIANCE TESTING, EVALUATION, AND

MINOR REPAIR OF STORAGE TANK SYSTEMS

AT

WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO

17 December 2018

1.0 INTRODUCTION

Wright-Patterson AFB has an inventory of underground and aboveground storage tanks. The majority of these tanks store petroleum products and are equipped with tank gauging and release detection systems. In order to maintain compliance with Federal, State, and local tank regulations, it is necessary to periodically conduct integrity testing, containment testing, evaluation of tank gauging and release detection systems, compliance evaluations, and minor repair and adjustment of specific tank systems. The Contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, tools, materials, supervision, and other items necessary to perform tasks under this performance work statement. Under the terms of this agreement, all work performed shall be accomplished in accordance with all applicable Federal, State, and local rules and regulations and industry standards.

2.0 LOCATION

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) is located in southwestern Ohio, between the cities of Dayton and Fairborn. It is situated approximately 60 miles north of Cincinnati, Ohio and 50 miles west of Columbus, Ohio and occupies portions of Greene and Montgomery counties. The base is comprised of two areas, known as Areas A and B. Storage tanks containing petroleum products are located throughout the installation in both areas.

3.0 OBJECTIVES

The objective of this work is to conduct integrity testing, compliance evaluations, containment testing, evaluation of specific tank gauging and release detection systems, and minor repair and adjustment of specific tank systems as required by the Technical Representative and in accordance with all applicable tank regulations and accepted industry standards. A list of underground storage tanks which may require periodic integrity testing and containment testing in accordance with Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) 1301:7-9 requirements is attached. In addition, integrity testing, containment testing, and operational compliance inspection and documentation of other specific tank systems may be necessary periodically depending on condition of tanks, tank monitoring systems, and suspected problems or leaks. All operational compliance inspections on underground storage tanks will be conducted and documented in accordance with OAC 1301:7-9 and State of Ohio Bureau of Underground Storage Tank Regulations (BUSTR) requirements. All work on aboveground storage tanks will be documented on accepted industry standard forms or equivalent.

The need for emergency integrity testing of underground storage tanks suspected of leaking may occur infrequently and may require expedited services of the Contractor to perform the required testing.

4.0 GENERAL CONTRACTOR REQUIREMENTS

The Contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, equipment, and supplies necessary to complete the requirements of this PWS within the schedule specified below. All costs incurred in completion of this PWS will be borne by the Contractor.

4.1. GOVERNMENT PROPERTY. All documents, photographs, maps, graphics, mailing lists, computer files and the like developed by the Contractor in completing the requirements of this PWS are Government property and will be delivered to the 88 ABW/CEIEA point of contact (POC) upon completion of the task. All contractors taking photographs must be escorted and use a digital camera. The pictures must be reviewed and approved by the WPAFB CE OPSEC Manager before the Contractor leaves the base.

4.2. DATA SECURITY. The Contractor shall not release any data, reports, or materials collected or developed while completing this project without the expressed written consent of the 88 ABW/CEIEA POC.

4.3. DELIVERABLES. Documentation of work performed under this scope will follow OAC requirements for USTs and industry standards or equivalent for other tank work and will be approved by the 88 ABW/CEIEA Technical Representative prior to use.

Documentation of work performed will be submitted to the 88 ABW/CEIEA Technical Representative under separate cover letter containing the Contractor’s company name, address, and contact information. All cover letters will contain a description of the work performed, the date and location where the work was performed, and names of personnel involved. The results of work performed will be attached to the cover letter.

4.4. CONTRACTOR QUALIFICATIONS. All work under this scope must be performed by an experienced individual(s) with demonstrated knowledge of tank systems and holding a current certification from BUSTR as an Underground Storage Tank (UST) installer or supervised by an individual with current certification from BUSTR as a UST installer.

Evaluation of Veeder-Root and other Automatic Tank Gauging (ATG) and release detection systems shall be performed by an individual knowledgeable of these systems.

4.5. GENERAL PROVISIONS. All reports, maps, photographs, notes and other work developed in the performance of this contract shall be and remain the sole properties of the Government and may be used by the Government on any other work without additional compensation to the contractor. The contractor agrees not to assert any rights and not to establish any claim with respect thereto. The contractor agrees to furnish all retained materials on the request of the contracting officer. The contractor shall be responsible for the accuracy and validity of the material presented in their reports.

4.6. SCHEDULING. The Contractor shall schedule all work to be performed in advance with the Technical Representative to ensure regulatory compliance dates are met. The Contractor shall respond to emergency work within 24 hours of notification. The Technical Representative(s) will notify the contractor in advance of non-emergency work to be accomplished. The Contractor will obtain approval from the Technical Representative for all schedules of work to be performed.

5.0 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CONTRACTOR. The following conditions shall be observed by the Contractor:

5.1. Any work performed in/around the War Fighter Training Center must be coordinated with the organization that manages the site. The CEIEA POC will coordinate all activities on behalf of the contractor prior to mobilization.

5.2. The contractor must familiarize himself with the hours of gates that impact access to each work area, and coordinate access to all work areas through the 88 ABW/CEIEA

POC.

5.3. The contractor must abide by applicable state traffic laws.

5.4. Before starting any work whereby traffic would be impeded or hindered, especially fire trucks and police vehicles, notify the Base Fire Department at 257-6933 and Security Forces at 257-6959 or 257-6516 at least 72 hours prior to placing any barricades. The site work hours are Monday through Friday, daylight hours, however notify the program manager if planning to work past 5:00 p.m. Work may be accomplished on Saturdays, Sundays or government holidays with written concurrence from the program manager or contract administrator.

5.5. The contractor shall report ALL contractor labor hours (including subcontractor labor hours) required for performance of services provided under this contract for the Air Force via a secure data collection site. The contractor is required to completely fill in all required data fields at http://www.ecmra.mil.

Reporting inputs will be for the labor executed during the period of performance for each Government fiscal year (FY), which runs 1 October through 30 September. While inputs may be reported any time during the FY, all data shall be reported no later than 31 October* of each calendar year. Contractors may direct questions to the CMRA help desk.

*Reporting Period: Contractors are required to input data by 31 October of each year.

However, due to the delayed implementation, input of FY12 data is required by 31 Mar 13.

Uses and Safeguarding of Information: Information from the secure web site is considered to be proprietary in nature when the contract number and contractor identity are associated with the direct labor hours and direct labor dollars. At no time will any data be released to the public with the contractor name and contract number associated with the data.

User Manuals: Data for Air Force service requirements must be input at the Air Force CMRA link. However, user manuals for government personnel and contractors are available at the Army CMRA link at http://www.ecmra.mil.

6.0 POINTS OF CONTACT

WPAFB Contract Administrator: Nicholas M. Strittmatter

AFLCMC/PZICC

1940 Allbrook Dr., Building 1

Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433-5309 Email: Jennifer.Stephens.1@us.af.mil Phone: (937) 522-4557

WPAFB Technical POCs: Ms. Karen Beason Storage Tank Program Manager

88 ABW/CEIEA

1450 Littrell Rd, Building 22 Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433-5209 Email: karen.beason@us.af.mil Phone: (937) 257-5899

Ms. Catherine (Kate) Bartell Storage Tank Compliance

88 ABW/CEIEA

1450 Littrell Rd, Bldg 22 Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433-5209 Email: catherine.bartell@us.af.mil Phone: (937) 257-3176

Attachment:

List of Active Underground Storage Tanks List of Active Aboveground Storage Tanks

Tank No.

Building No.

Year Installed

Capacity (gallons)

Present Contents Tank

Construction Material

Tank Wall Monitoring Technology

Monitoring Equipment Leak Detect (Piping)

Pipe Construction Material Fluid Flow

95 10840 1984 25000 Diesel FRP SW ATG VR 300 IM FRP/2W SU/P 96 10840 1984 25000 Diesel FRP SW ATG VR 300 IM FRP/2W SU/P 97 10830 1984 25000 Diesel FRP SW ATG VR 300 IM FRP/2W SU/P 118 20100 1996 2500 Fuel Oil FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 IM S/2W SU 148 20018C 1992 2500 Used Fuel FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 N/A FRP/2W G 155 20071B 1992 6000 Used Oil FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 None FRP/2W G

156 20018 1992 15000 JP‐7 FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 AGP SS G/P

157 20018 1992 15000 JP‐8 FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 AGP SS G/P

158 20018 1992 6000 JP‐10 FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 AGP SS G/P

159 20018 1992 6000 Used Fuel FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 UNK FRP/2W G

175 20021 1991 12000 JP‐8 FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 AGP SS G/P

176 20021 1991 12000 JP‐8 FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 AGP SS G/P

177 20021 1991 12000 Empty FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 AGP SS G/P

178 20021 1991 12000 AVGAS FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 AGP SS G/P

179 20021 1991 20000 Empty FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 AGP SS G/P 180 20021 1991 20000 Empty FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 AGP SS G/P 181 20021 1991 20000 Empty FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 AGP SS G/P

182 20021 1991 20000 JP‐7 FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 AGP SS G/P

183 20021 1991 20000 JP‐7 FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 AGP SS G/P

184 20021 1991 20000 JP‐7 FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 AGP SS G/P

185 20021 1991 20000 JP‐7 FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 AGP SS G/P

186 20021 1991 4000 Used Oil FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 IM FRP/2W G 187 30149 1996 2000 Diesel FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 IM CU within Fiberglass Pipe SU 188 30151 1996 6000 Used Oil FRP DW IM/ATG VR‐300 IM FRP/2W G 222 20557 1994 1000 Diesel FRP DW IM PN IM S/2W(FRP) SU 243 34052 1992 1000 Diesel FRP DW IM OC SB0011B N FRP/2W SU 254 20201 1996 20000 Used Oil FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 IM FRP/2W G 259 20490 1993 6000 Used Oil FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 Y FRP/2W G 260 30256 1993 15000 Used Oil FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 N FRP/2W G 283 34032 1965 50000 JP‐8 S SW ATG ITT/Barton N S P 284 34032 1965 50000 JP‐8 S SW ATG ITT/Barton N S P 285 34032 1965 50000 JP‐8 S SW ATG ITT/Barton N S P

No.

Building No.

Year Installed

Capacity (gallons)

Present Contents Tank

Construction Material

Tank Wall Monitoring Technology

Monitoring Equipment Leak Detect (Piping)

Pipe Construction Material Fluid Flow

286 34032 1965 50000 JP‐8 S SW ATG ITT/Barton N S P 325 30060 1995 20000 Diesel FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 ELLD FRP/2W P 326 30060 1995 20000 Gasoline FRP DW IM/ATG VR 350 ELLD FRP/2W P 337 20490 1981 10000 Used Fuel FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P 338 20490 1981 1000 Solvent FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P

339 20490 1980 1000 JET A FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P

340 20490 1980 1000 JET A FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P

341 20490 1980 25000 JET A FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P

342 20490 1980 25000 Empty FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P

343 20490 1981 25000 JP‐8 FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P

344 20490 1980 25000 JET A FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P

345 20490 1980 1000 JET A FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P

346 20490 1981 1000 JP‐8 FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P

347 20490 1980 1000 Used Oil FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P

348 20490 1980 6000 JP‐8 FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P

349 20490 1981 6000 JET A FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P

350 20490 1980 6000 Empty FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P

351 20490 1980 6000 JET A FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P

352 20490 1980 6000 JET A FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P

353 20490 1980 1000 Used Fuel FRP SW ATG VR 350 AGP S P 356 10277 1994 6000 Diesel FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 IM Steel within Fiberglass Pipe SU/P 357 34066 1994 4000 Fuel Oil FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 IM FRP/2W S 358 34067 1994 6000 Fuel Oil FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 IM FRP/2W S 364 10266 1988 4000 Diesel FRP SW IM/ATG VR‐300 IM Cu within Fiberglass Pipe SU/P

371 34021 1989 1000 JET A FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 IM FRP/2W SU

372 34021 1989 1000 JET A FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 IM FRP/2W SU

373 34021 1989 1000 JET A FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 IM FRP/2W SU

374 34021 1989 550 Used Oil FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 IM FRP/2W G 375 30117 1989 1000 Diesel FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 IM Cu within Fiberglass Pipe SU/P

376 30093 1989 2500 JET A FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 IM FRP/2W SU

377 30093 1989 2500 JET A FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 IM FRP/2W SU

378 30093 1989 1000 Diesel FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 IM FRP/2W SU 380 10271 1989 25000 Diesel S DW IM/ATG VR‐350 N S SU/P

No.

Building No.

Year Installed

Capacity (gallons)

Present Contents Tank

Construction Material

Tank Wall Monitoring Technology

Monitoring Equipment Leak Detect (Piping)

Pipe Construction Material Fluid Flow

381 10271 1989 25000 Diesel S DW IM VR‐350 N S SU/P 384 20070 1990 1000 Used Fuel FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 N FRP G 385 20015 1990 2500 Diesel FRP DW IM/ATG VR 300 IM Cu within Fiberglass Pipe SU/P 388 34010 1990 550 Diesel FRP DW ATG VR‐300 IM Cu within Fiberglass Pipe SU/P

443 20652 1996 610 Used Oil FRP DW IM/ATG VR‐300 IM Steel and Fiberglass G (Pressure to Steel Pipe then

Gravity) 447 20655 1998 610 Used Oil FRP DW IM/ATG VR‐300 IM Steel within Fiberglass Pipe G 448 20654 1998 610 Used Oil FRP DW IM/ATG VR‐300 IM FRP/2W G 450 30950 1997 1000 Diesel FRP DW ATG VR‐350 IM Cu SU/P 452 31253 2005 15000 Gasoline FRP DW IM/ATG VR‐450 PLLD/IM OPW Plastic/2W P 453 31253 2005 20000 Gasoline FRP DW IM/ATG VR‐450 PLLD/IM OPW Plastic/2W P 454 30154 2006 500 Used Fuel S DW IM Highland Tank Alarm System N S G 458 20159 2014 12000 Gasoline FRP DW IM/ATG VR‐450 PLLD/IM OPW Plastic/2W P 459 20159 2014 7000 Gasoline FRP DW IM/ATG VR‐450 PLLD/IM OPW Plastic/2W P 460 20159 2014 8000 Gasoline FRP DW IM/ATG VR‐450 PLLD/IM OPW Plastic/2W P

Number

Facility Number Used By Used For Substance

Stored Capacity

(gal)

Quantity Stored

(gal) (Est) Tank Type Year

Installed

Date and Cause of Failure

Tank Secondary Containment Secondary Containment Volume

34 30149 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 350 280 Steel; SW 1995 N/A Dike 360 gallons (70" x 31" x 37") 35 30110 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 100 80 Steel; DW 2007 N/A Double-walled N/A 40 10840 88 MDSS/SGSL EG Diesel 650 520 Steel; SW 1983 N/A None N/A - Impracticable 41 10840 88 MDSS/SGSL EG Diesel 650 520 Steel; SW 1983 N/A None N/A - Impracticable 46 10266 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 200 160 Steel; SW 1991 N/A None 200 gallons 47 10271 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 350 280 Steel; DW 1988 N/A Double-walled; Steel Dike 363.6 gallons (35"x40"x60") 48 10271 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 350 280 Steel; DW 1988 N/A Double-walled; Steel Dike 363.6 gallons (35"x40"x60") 51 30117 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 200 160 Steel; SW 1989 N/A None NONE 53 30018 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 56 44.8 Steel; SW 1991 N/A Steel Dike 82 gallons (36"x22"x24") 58 34052 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 100 80 Steel; SW 1992 N/A Steel Dike 236 gallons (36"(W) x40"(L) x38" (H)) 77 27000 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 250 200 Steel; DW 2000 N/A Double-walled N/A

102 30029 88 CES/CEOFP Equipment Diesel 5000 4000 Steel; DW 2002 N/A Double-walled 1350 gallons (19' 8" x 13' 8" x 8")

109 20020A AFRL/RQ R&D (CRF) SUPPORT

(Rm 037) Empty 2500 2000 Steel; SW ~1977 N/A Room. OWS and scrap tank as backup. >2,500 gallons

110 20020A AFRL/RQ R&D (CFR) Support - Oil 5000 4000 Steel; SW ~1949 N/A Room. OWS and scrap tank as backup. >5,000 gallons 112 20020A AFRL/RQ (ADTECH) R&D (CFR) Support - Oil 400 320 Steel; SW ~1976 N/A Room. OWS and scrap tank as backup. >5,000 gallons

159 20038 88 MSG/LGRTVM (First Services) Motor Vehicle Maintenance USF 165 132 Steel; SW 1941 N/A Metal Dike 70 gal metal dike, no drainage (36" x 96" x 60")

161 20015 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 100 80 Steel; SW 1990 N/A Steel Dike 147 gallons (36" x 28" x 37") 164 20891 Dayton Power & Light EG Diesel 150 120 Steel; DW 1981 N/A Double-walled N/A 176 34024 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 100 80 Steel;DW 177 20837 711 HPW/OMZ EPG Diesel 1600 1280 Steel; DW 2003 N/A Double-walled N/A 178 20837 711 HPW/OMZ EPG Diesel 2750 2200 Steel; DW 2003 N/A Double-walled N/A 192 841 88 CS/SCOSLP Heating Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 2002 N/A Double-walled N/A 198 20094 46 TG/OL-AC Jet Engine R&D JAA 1000 800 Steel; SW 1980 N/A Concrete Dike 6,400 gallons (32'8"x17'2"x19"D) 199 20094 46 TG/OL-AC Jet Engine R&D JAA 1000 800 Steel; SW 1980 N/A Concrete Dike 5941 gallons (207"(W) x 390" (L) x17" (H))

204 20020A AFRL/RQ R&D (CFR) Support- Rm117 Lube Oil 115 92 Steel; SW ~1980 N/A Room. OWS and scrap tank as backup. >5,000 gallons

230 20094 780 TS/OL-AC Offsite Testing Empty 1000 800 Steel; SW 1983 N/A Concrete Dike 5,950 gallons 249 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Aircraft Fuel JAA 420000 336000 Steel; SW 1953 N/A Lined Dike 590,000 gallons (115' x 115' x 6') 250 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Aircraft Fuel JAA 420000 336000 Steel; SW 1953 N/A Lined Dike 590,000 gallons (115' x 115' x 6') 251 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Aircraft Fuel JAA 420000 336000 Steel; SW 1953 N/A Lined Dike 590,000 gallons (115' x 115' x 6') 252 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Aircraft Fuel JAA 420000 336000 Steel; SW 1953 N/A Lined Dike 590,000 gallons (115' x 115' x 6') 253 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Aircraft Fuel JAA 420000 336000 Steel; SW 1953 N/A Lined Dike 590,000 gallons (115' x 115' x 6') 254 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Aircraft Fuel JAA 420000 336000 Steel; SW 1953 N/A Lined Dike 590,000 gallons (115' x 115' x 6') 255 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Aircraft Fuel JAA 420000 336000 Steel; SW 1953 N/A Lined Dike 590,000 gallons (115' x 115' x 6') 256 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Aircraft Fuel JAA 420000 336000 Steel; SW 1953 N/A Lined Dike 590,000 gallons (115' x 115' x 6') 257 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Aircraft Fuel JAA 420000 336000 Steel; SW 1953 N/A Lined Dike 590,000 gallons (115' x 115' x 6') 258 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Aircraft Fuel JAA 420000 336000 Steel; SW 1953 N/A Lined Dike 590,000 gallons (115' x 115' x 6') 269 20065 AFRL/RQ PUMPS Hydraulic 2000 1600 Steel; SW 1990 N/A Dike 6,000 gallons

270 20065 AFRL/RQ PUMPS Hydraulic Oil/ DTE 24 2000 1600 Steel; SW 1990 N/A Dike 6,000 gallons

271 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Aircraft Fuel JAA 840000 672000 Steel; SW 1960 N/A Lined Dike 1,125,000 gallons (133 x 201 x 5.75)

272 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Age Tanks Equipment and Heating Tanks Diesel 210000 168000 Steel; SW 1959 N/A Lined Dike 310,000 gallons (114 x 93 x 4)

278 30172 88 CES/CEOFP EG--FireSuppresion Diesel 500 400 Steel; SW 1969 N/A Concrete Dike 814.5 gallons (32"x56"x105")

283 30172 88 CES/CEOFP EPG Diesel 2000 1600 Steel w/ Concrete; DW 2004 N/A Double-walled N/A

288 20824 71 HPW/OMZ 6 Mode Machine Hydraulic 900 720 Stainless Steel; Unknown N/A N/A - OFOE N/A 292 20071B AFRL/RQ R&D Diesel 1000 800 Steel; SW 1978 N/A Concrete Dike 11180 gallons (103" x 199" x 126")

298 20824 711 HPW/OMZ RAM Drive Hydraulic fluid 400 320 Steel; SW 1972 N/A N/A - OFOE N/A

299 20824 711 HPW/OMZ RAM Drive Hydraulic 400 320 Steel; SW 1972 N/A N/A - OFOE N/A

Number

Facility Number Used By Used For Substance

Stored Capacity

(gal)

Quantity Stored

(gal) (Est) Tank Type Year

Installed

Date and Cause of Failure

Tank Secondary Containment Secondary Containment Volume

303 20020A AFRL/RQ R&D (CFR) Research - SW High Bay Lube Oil 200 160 Steel ~1980 N/A OWS and scrap tank as backup. >5,000 gallons

304 20020A AFRL/RQ R&D (CFR) Rm117 Oil 200 160 Steel ~1980 N/A OWS and scrap tank as backup. >5,000 gallons

310 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Vehicle refueling MOGAS 15000 12000 Steel; SW 1968 N/A Lined Dike 19,000 gallons (33' x 26.5' x 3') 318 20645 88 CEG/CEMPE EG Diesel 700 560 Steel; DW 2004 N/A Double-walled N/A 322 10856 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 600 480 Steel; DW 2004 N/A Double-walled N/A 323 11457 AT&T EPG Diesel 650 520 Steel; DW Unknown N/A Double-walled N/A 325 20481 AFRL/RQ EG Diesel 150 120 Steel; DW 2004/2012 N/A Double-walled N/A 326 20494 88 CES/CEOFP EPG Diesel 275 220 Steel; DW 2003? N/A Double-walled N/A

327 30060 88 LRS/LGRFCQ E-85 10000 8000

328 20558 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 300 240 Steel; DW Unknown N/A Double-walled N/A 331 34008 88 CES/CEOFP EPG Diesel 140 112 Steel; DW 2004 N/A Double-walled N/A

333 30145 88 CES/CEOFP EPG Diesel 200 160 Steel w/ Concrete; DW 2004 N/A Double-walled N/A

334 34032 88 LRS/LGRFC Used Fuel Used Jet Fuel 400 320 Steel; SW Unknown N/A Concrete Dike 714 gallons (7" x 131" x 180")

433 10829 88 CES/CEOID Heating Fuel Oil 500 400 Steel w/ Concrete; DW 1993 N/A Double-walled Did not find in inventory

454 31253 Firestone Used Oil Storage Used Oil 250 200 Steel; SW 2005 N/A Steel Dike 375 gallons 471 20490 AFRL/RQ EG Diesel 275 220 Steel; SW 1981 N/A None NONE

473 20031 46 TG/OL-ACL Parts Cleaner Petrol.

Solvent 150 120 Steel; SW 2009 N/A N/A N/A - OFOE

571 20304 88 LRS/LGRFC Vehicle Refueling E-85 10000 8000 Steel; SW 2004 N/A Dike 11702 gallons (139" x 442" x 44")

573 10293 88 FSS/FSRR UOS UO 1500 1200 Steel; DW 1996 N/A Double-walled N/A 575 20094 46 TG/OL-AC Offsite Testing JAA 4000 3200 Steel; DW 1993 N/A Double-walled; concrete basin sealed with fiberglass 5391 gallons (200" (W) x 300" (L) x 32" (H))

580 10061 88 FSS/FSCG Golf Carts, Misc.

Vehicles & Equipment

Unleaded Gasoline 500 400 Steel; DW 1993 N/A Double-walled N/A

584 20838 711 HPW/OMZ EG Diesel 2000 1600 Steel w/ Concrete; DW 1994 N/A Double-walled N/A

585 841 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 500 400 Steel w/ Concrete; DW 1994 N/A Double-walled N/A

589 10293 88 FSS/FSRR Diesel 500 400 Steel w/ Concrete; DW 1995 N/A Double-walled N/A

593 30964 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 500 400 Steel w/ Concrete; DW 1996 N/A Double-walled N/A

594 30967 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 1996 N/A Double-walled N/A 595 30971 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 1996 N/A Double-walled N/A 597 20304 88 MSG/LGSF Fueling MOGAS 10000 8000 Steel w/

Concrete; DW 1995 N/A Double-walled N/A

598 20304 88 MSG/LGRSF Fueling Diesel 10000 8000 Steel w/ Concrete; DW 1995 N/A Double-walled N/A

599 20201 88 CEG/CEIE UO/UF UO/UF 2000 1600 Steel; DW 1996 N/A Double-walled N/A

601 31240 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 8000 6400 Steel w/ Concrete; DW 1996 N/A Double-walled N/A

602 11456 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 1995 N/A Double-walled N/A

603 30143 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 5000 4000 Steel w/ Concrete; DW 1996 N/A Double-walled N/A

604 30894 88 FSS/FSCG Heating Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 1996 N/A Double-walled N/A 605 30151 88 MSG/LGRTVM Used Oil USF 500 400 Steel; DW 1995 N/A Double-walled N/A 608 30110 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 1995/2011 N/A Double-walled N/A 609 10293 88 FSS/FSRR Refueling Equipment Diesel 500 400 Steel w/ 1996 N/A Double-walled N/A 610 10891 88 FSS/FSCU Heating Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 1995 N/A Double-walled N/A 611 10892 88 FSS/FSCU Heating Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 1995 N/A Double-walled N/A

Number

Facility Number Used By Used For Substance

Stored Capacity

(gal)

Quantity Stored

(gal) (Est) Tank Type Year

Installed

Date and Cause of Failure

Tank Secondary Containment Secondary Containment Volume

612 34019 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 1995/2013 N/A Double-walled N/A 613 30013 88 MSG/LGRTVM Used Oil USF 500 400 Steel; DW 1996 N/A Double-walled N/A 614 30017 88 CES/CEOFP Used Oil UO 500 400 Steel; DW 1995 N/A Double-walled N/A 616 34024 88 CEG/CEMP EG Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 1995 N/A Double-walled N/A 617 34053 88 SFS/S3D Boiler Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 1996 N/A Double-walled N/A 618 30060 88 MSG/LGRTVO Scrap Oil UO 500 400 Steel; DW 1995 N/A Double-walled N/A 620 20770 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 5000 4000 Steel; DW 1998 N/A Double-walled N/A 622 30256 88 CEG/CEIE UO/UF UO/UF 2000 1600 Steel; DW 1997 N/A Double-walled N/A 627 10277 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 100 80 Steel; SW 1969 N/A Floor trenches. >100 gallons.

629 30143 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 250 200 Steel; SW 1969 N/A None NONE 644 20085 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 2000 1600 Steel; DW 1996 N/A Double-walled N/A 645 20557 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 100 80 Steel; DW 1979 N/A Double-walled N/A 646 30031 88 ABW/CEOFP EG Diesel 650 520 Steel; DW 1996 N/A Double-walled N/A

657 20094 780 TS/OL-AC

Moved from 30887/CATM in 5/05)

Moved fr. 10293 to 20094 in Dec 07

Used Fuel 500 400 Steel; DW 2008 N/A Double-walled N/A

660 20080 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 1000 800 Steel; DW 1994 N/A Double-walled N/A

661 34012 88 ABW/CEOFP Diesel 550 440 Steel w/ Concrete; DW Unknown N/A Double-walled N/A

662 30851 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 560 448 Steel w/ Concrete; DW

UNK/May 2013 N/A Double-walled N/A

664 20558 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW -9 N/A Double-walled N/A 665 20770 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 200 160 Steel; DW -9 N/A Double-walled; Steel Dike N/A 666 30259 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 200 160 Steel; DW 1979 N/A Double-walled N/A 668 10293 Recycling Center 88 FSS/FSRR Used Oil for Recycling Used Oil 4000 3200 Steel; DW 8-Jul N/A Double-walled N/A 672 20004 AFRL/NMUSAF UO/Portable UO 250 200 SW 1985 N/A Flexwall containment berm 1,795 gallons (12' x 20') 673 20004 AFRL/NMUSAF Used Oil UO 500 400 SW 1985 N/A Flexwall containment berm 1,795 gallons (12' x 20') 675 20016 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 200 160 Steel; DW 2000 N/A Double-walled N/A 677 20620 AFRL/RY Wyle Lab Contractor EG Diesel 300 240 Steel; DW 1998 N/A Double-walled; Concrete Dike 745 gallons 678 20626 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 150 120 Steel; DW Unknown N/A Double-walled N/A *Generator Inoperable

686 10880 88 FSS/FSCG Scrap/Recycling (Moved from B.10878 in 2005) Used Oil 500 400 Steel; DW 2003 N/A Double-walled N/A

689 20004B 412 TW/EWF R&D Testing in 20004B (East Side of Bldg.)

Hydraulic Oil 300 240 Steel; SW ~1990 N/A N/A - OFOE 789 gallons (23' x 11' x 5")

690 20004A 412 TW/EWF R&D Testing in 20004A (East Side of Bldg)

Hydraulic Fluid 300 240 Steel; SW ~1990 N/A N/A - OFOE N/A

691 30152 595 AMXS/OL-A (NAOC Plane) Fueling Diesel 600 480 Steel; SW ~1980 N/A Portable Containment Pool 1,600 gallons 692 20094 780 TS/OL-AC Scrap Fuel Scrap Fuel 6000 4800 Steel; DW 2005 N/A Double-walled N/A 695 10855 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 1000 800 Steel; DW 2006/2013 N/A Double-walled N/A 697 10829 88 CEG/CEMP (NASIC) EG Diesel 1 25000 20000 Steel; SW 2008 N/A Concrete Dike 52,500 gallons 698 30146 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 2118 1694.4 Steel; DW 2007 N/A Double-walled N/A 699 30001 88 CES/CEOFP Generator Comm Diesel 150 120 Steel; DW 2004 N/A Double-walled N/A 700 20676 88 CES/CEOFP (PowerPro) EG Diesel 2550 2040 Steel; DW 2007 N/A Double-walled N/A 701 20838 711 HPW/OMZ EG Diesel 425 340 Steel; DW 2007 N/A Double-walled N/A 702 30209 88 CES/CEOFP EPG Diesel 396 316.8 DW 2007 N/A Double-walled N/A 703 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Used Fuel Accumulation Used Fuel 400 320 Steel; SW Unknown N/A Concrete Dike 2,962 gallons (48' x 11' x 8")

704 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Used Fuel Accumulation Used Fuel 400 320 Steel; SW Unknown N/A Concrete Dike 2,962 gallons (48' x 11' x 8")

705 30896 88 FSS/FSCG Equipment Fuel Diesel 550 440 Steel; DW 2008 N/A Double-walled N/A 706 30896 88 FSS/FSCG Equipment Fuel Gasoline 550 440 Steel; DW 2008 N/A Double-walled N/A 707 10829 88 CEG/CEMP (NASIC) EG Diesel 1 1000 800 Steel; DW 2008 N/A Double-walled N/A

Number

Facility Number Used By Used For Substance

Stored Capacity

(gal)

Quantity Stored

(gal) (Est) Tank Type Year

Installed

Date and Cause of Failure

Tank Secondary Containment Secondary Containment Volume

708 10829 88 CEG/CEMP (NASIC) EG Diesel 1 1000 800 Steel; DW 2008 N/A Double-walled N/A

709 20018 AFRL/RQ Research fuel testing Fuel - Fisher Trop 500 400 Steel; DW 2008 N/A Double-walled N/A

710 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Bowser Diesel 400 320 Steel; SW Unknown N/A Concrete Dike 987 gallons (16' x 11' x 8")

711 30154 88 LRS/LGRFC Bowser Diesel 400 320 Steel; SW Unknown N/A Active - Drain Cover and Spill kit N/A 719 34026 445 MXS/MGMFS Parts Cleaner PD-680 80 64 Steel; SW Unknown N/A N/A N/A - OFOE 722 34015 445 MXS/MGMFS Parts Cleaner PD-680 160 128 Steel; SW 2009 N/A N/A N/A - OFOE 723 20094 780 TS/OL-AC Research JAA 1000 800 Steel; DW 2008 N/A Double-walled N/A 725 20029 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 396 316.8 Steel; DW 2009 N/A Double-walled N/A 726 31249 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 396 316.8 Steel; DW 2009 N/A Double-walled N/A 728 20838 711 HPW/OMZ (Diversitech, Inc) EG Diesel 200 160 Steel; DW 2009 N/A Double-walled N/A

731 30091 88 MSG/LGRMG (WSI/Allstar) Used Fuel Accumulation Used Fuel 200 160 Steel; SW Unknown N/A Concrete Dike 5,162 gallons (60' x 46' x 6", sloped)

732 30091 88 MSG/LGRMG (WSI/Allstar) Used Fuel Accumulation Used Fuel 200 160 Steel; SW Unknown N/A Concrete Dike 5,162 gallons (60' x 46' x 6", sloped)

733 34032 445 MXS/MGMG Used fuel accumulation Used Fuel 600 480 Steel; SW Unknown N/A Concrete Dike 5,000 gallons

734 34032 445 MXS/MGMG Used fuel accumulation Used Fuel 600 480 Steel; SW Unknown N/A Concrete Dike 5,000 gallons

735 34032 445 MXS/MGMG Used Fuel Accumulation Used Fuel 600 480 Steel; SW Unknown N/A Concrete Dike 5,000 gallons

737 34032 445 MSX/MGMG Used fuel accumulation Used Fuel 600 480 Steel; SW Unknown N/A Concrete Dike 5,000 gallons 738 20652 AFRL/RXOE EG Diesel 451 360.8 Steel; DW 2010 N/A Double-walled; Concrete Dike N/A 741 30210 88 CES/CEOFP EPG Diesel 250 200 Steel; SW 2011 N/A Steel Dike 962 gallons (12'6" x 6'6" x 1'7") 743 10880 88 FSS/ Vehicle refueling Gasoline 500 400 Steel; DW 1993/2011 N/A Double-walled N/A 744 10880 88 FSS/FSCG Dispenser Diesel 1000 800 Steel; DW 1996/2011 N/A Double-walled N/A 745 20640 AFIT Fire Suppression Diesel 140 112 Unknown N/A Concrete Dike 170 gallons (30" x 109" x 12") 746 20850 711 HPW/OMZ EG Diesel 7750 6200 Steel; DW 2010 N/A Double-walled 8525 gallons 747 20840 711 HPW/OMZ EG Diesel 3800 3040 Steel; DW 2010 N/A Double-walled N/A 748 20840 711 HPW/OMZ EG Diesel 3800 3040 DW 2010 N/A Double-walled N/A 750 10830 88 MDSS/SGSLCF EPG Diesel 110 88 Steel; DW 2010 N/A Double-walled N/A 751 10830 88 MDSS/SGSLCF EPG Diesel 110 88 Steel; DW 2010 N/A Double-walled N/A 753 20838 711 HPW/OMZ EG Diesel 2700 2160 Steel; DW 2010 N/A Double-walled N/A 754 20077 711 HPW/OMZ Entomology EG Diesel 425 340 Steel; DW 2010 N/A Double-walled N/A 755 20620 AFRL EG Diesel 2400 1920 Steel; DW 2010 N/A Double-walled N/A 756 20496 AFRL/RQ EG Diesel 200 160 Steel; DW 2010 N/A Double-walled N/A 760 30206 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 600 480 Steel; DW 2011 N/A Double-walled N/A 762 10295 88 CES/CEOFP EG Diesel 2701 2160.8 Steel; DW 2011 N/A Double-walled N/A 763 20025C AFRL/RQ Generator Diesel 300 240 Steel; DW 2012 N/A Double-walled N/A 764 30206 Jet A 100 80 765 20642 AFIT (PowerPro) EPG Diesel 270 216 DW 2011 N/A Double-walled N/A 766 20840 711 HPW/OMZ EG Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 2011 N/A Double-walled N/A 767 20045 88 CES/CEOFP Diesel 980 784 Steel; DW 2011 N/A Double-walled N/A 768 31253 Firestone/AAFES Auto Maintenance Motor Oil 275 220 Steel; DW 2011 N/A Double-walled N/A 769 30018 88 CES/CEOFP EPG Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 2011 N/A Double-walled N/A 770 31214 88 ABW/CE EG Diesel 404 323.2 DW 2012 N/A Double-walled N/A 771 20802 AFRL/RCM EG Diesel 15500 10077 Steel; DW 2012 N/A Double-walled N/A 772 20802 AFRL/RCM EG Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 2012 N/A Double-walled N/A 773 31227 88 FSS/FSCT Used Oil 500 400 DW 2012 N/A Double-walled N/A 774 20802 ITC EG Diesel 15000 12000 Steel; DW 2013 N/A Double-walled N/A 775 20802 ITC EG Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 2013 N/A Double-walled N/A

776 20004A 412 EWG/OL-HN Hydraulic equipment Hydraulic fluid 300 240 Steel 2013 N/A N/A N/A - OFOE

Number

Facility Number Used By Used For Substance

Stored Capacity

(gal)

Quantity Stored

(gal) (Est) Tank Type Year

Installed

Date and Cause of Failure

Tank Secondary Containment Secondary Containment Volume

777 10293 88 FSS/FSRR Recycling Center Used Oil 120 96 Steel; DW 2014 N/A Double-walled N/A 780 20802 AFRL/RCM EG Diesel 15000 12000 Steel; DW 2015 N/A Double-walled N/A 781 20802 AFRL/RCM EG Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 2015 N/A Double-walled 550 gallons 782 20802 AFRL/RCM EG Diesel 15000 12000 Steel; DW 2016 N/A Double-walled 17600 gallons 783 20802 AFRL/RCM EG Diesel 500 400 Steel; DW 2016 N/A Double-walled 550 gallons

784 20018C (21601) AFRL/RQ Fuel Research Used

Oil/Fuel 500 400 Steel, Portable 2010 N/A Double-walled Put in pop-up pool when used

785 20071 AFRL/RXAP Research Used Oil 250 200 Poly;SW N/A N/A N/A 786 20071 AFRL/RXAP Research Used Oil 250 200 Poly;SW 2012 N/A N/A N/A 787 20497 88 CEG/CEOFP EG Diesel 3100 2480 Steel;DW N/A Double-walled N/A 788 20038 LRS/LGRVCM Auto Maintenance Used Oil 240 192 Steel;DW 2011 N/A Double-walled N/A 789 10829 88 CEG/CEOFP EG Diesel 25000 20000 Steel;SW N/A Concrete Dike 790 10902 88 CEG/CEOFP EG Diesel 1000 800 Steel;DW 2016 N/A Double-walled N/A 791 10903 88 CEG/CEOFP EG Diesel 1000 800 Steel;DW N/A Double-walled N/A 792 10904 88 CEG/CEOFP EG Diesel 829 663.2 Steel;DW 2016 N/A Double-walled N/A 794 31206 88 CEG/CEOFP EG Diesel 2644 2115.2 Steel;DW 2017 N/A Double-walled N/A 795 34901 88 CEG/CEOFP EG Diesel 7964 6371.2 Steel;DW 2017 N/A Double-walled N/A

Voluntary Protection Program PWS Addendum

APPLICABILITY: This section of the PWS applies to “Applicable Contractors” as defined below.

DEFINITIONS:

Applicable Contractor. A contractor whose employees worked at least 1,000 hours at the site in any calendar quarter within the last 12 months and is NOT directly supervised by the applicant

(installation).

Days Away, Restricted, and or Transfer Case Incident Rate (DART). The number of recordable injuries and illness cases per 100 full-time employees resulting in days away from work, restricted work activity, and/or job transfer that a site has experienced in a given time frame.

Total Case Incidence Rate (TCIR) - Total number of recordable injuries and illness cases per

100 full-time employees that a site has experienced in a given time frame.

Voluntary Protection Program - The Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) promotes effective worksite-based safety and health. In the VPP, management, labor, and OSHA establish cooperative relationships at workplaces that have implemented a comprehensive safety and health management system. Approval into VPP is OSHA’s official recognition of the outstanding efforts of employers and employees who have achieved exemplary occupational safety and health.

REQUIREMENTS:

Wright-Patterson AFB is in the process of pursuing VPP recognition or has already been recognized under the OSHA Voluntary Protection Program (VPP). VPP impacts all “applicable contractors” operating on Air Force Installations. The contractor shall be responsible for ensuring their employees and managers have a comprehensive understanding of VPP as well as full compliance with OSHA requirements. The contractor shall follow the safety and health rules of the installation or VPP site. Detailed information on VPP is available on the OSHA website at http://www/osha.gov/dcsp/vpp/index.html.

The contractor shall submit a Safety and Health Plan and corresponding site safety checklist to the Contracting Officer not later than 10 calendar days after contract award. The contractor’s plan shall include appropriate measures to ensure the contractor reacts promptly to investigate, correct, and track alleged safety and health violations and/or uncontrolled hazards in contractor work areas. The plan shall:

Demonstrate a management commitment to employee safety and health;

Identify the application of the safety and health plan to subcontractors;

Identify the roles and responsibilities of the following individuals with respect to safety and VPP: Management, Supervisors, Employees, and Safety Coordinator;

http://www/osha.gov/dcsp/vpp/index.html

Voluntary Protection Program PWS Addendum

Identify applicable safety rules and regulations;

Include a worksite hazard analysis to include base-line hazard identification and required control measures;

Include a job site analysis to include hazards of tasks required to control measures;

Identify employee safety and health training requirements and the documentation process;

Include a workplace inspection frequency, to include identifying the individual conducting the inspections;

Include employee hazard reporting procedures;

Identify individual(s) responsible for corrective action of hazards;

Identify first aid/injury procedures;

Identify procedures for accident investigation and reporting;

Identify emergency response procedures; and

Identify the process for tracking controlled hazards in contractor work areas.

The contractor shall submit their Total Case Incidence Rate (TCIR) and Days Away, Restricted, and or Transfer Case Incident Rate (DART) rates and OSHA Form 300A annually to the contracting office for consolidation and submission as part of the installation’s annual VPP

Safety and Health Management report. TCIR and DART rates are due by the 15th of January of each year.

The contractor’s Quality Control Plan shall identify the processes and procedures the contractor will use to track compliance with the Safety and Health Plan, and the process and procedures that will be used to correct violations.

The contractor shall establish these VPP requirements for all subcontractors who qualify as applicable contractors under the resulting contract.

CONTRACTOR MANPOWER REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

PWS ADDENDUM

The contractor shall report ALL contractor labor hours (including subcontractor labor hours) required for performance of services provided under this contract for the Air Force via a secure data collection site. The contractor is required to completely fill in all required data fields at http://www.ecmra.mil.

Reporting inputs will be for the labor executed during the period of performance for each

Government fiscal year (FY), which runs 1 October through 30 September. While inputs may be reported any time during the FY, all data shall be reported no later than 31 October* of each calendar year. Contractors may direct questions to the CMRA help desk.

*Reporting Period: Contractors are required to input data by 31 October of each year.

However, due to the delayed implementation, input of FY12 data is required by 31 Mar 13.

Uses and Safeguarding of Information: Information from the secure web site is considered to be proprietary in nature when the contract number and contractor identity are associated with the direct labor hours and direct labor dollars. At no time will any data be released to the public with the contractor name and contract number associated with the data.

User Manuals: Data for Air Force service requirements must be input at the Air Force

CMRA link. However, user manuals for government personnel and contractors are available at the Army CMRA link at http://www.ecmra.mil.

http://www.ecmra.mil/ http://www.ecmra.mil/