J-1502000-08 ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANK INSP FORM MONTHLY.pdf
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- N40085-20-R-3006
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This document contains an aboveground storage tank inspection form and details of a related federal contract opportunity for AST/UST maintenance and repair services. The inspection form provides a checklist for monthly reviews of tank containment, leak detection, tank equipment, tank attachments, spill response kits, and other conditions. Items are rated as yes, no, or not applicable, with space to describe any corrective actions needed.
The solicitation seeks proposals for testing, calibrating, adjusting, and repairing cathodic protection, automatic tank gauging, and fuel management systems on aboveground and underground tanks, piping, piers and quay walls at the Naval Submarine Base New London in Groton, Connecticut. Offerors are to provide all labor, materials, equipment, supervision, transportation and management to perform this work. The contracting agency is the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command.
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ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANK INSPECTION FORM ‐ MONTHLY
Tank ID #: Inspector’s Name (Print):
Tank Location: Date and Time:
YES NO N/A COMMENTS
1.0 TANK CONTAINMENT
1.1 Tank containment contains water, debris, cracks, or fire
hazard.
1.2 Secondary containment drain valve is inoperable, unsecured, or left in open position.
1.3 Pathways and entry into containment have debris
creating potential obstruction or fire hazard.
2.0 LEAK DETECTION
2.1 Visible signs of leakage from tank.
2.2 Visible signs of product leakage into containment.
2.3 Visible signs of leakage onto surrounding soil.
2.4 Signs of leakage into interstice of double‐walled tank
(visual or monitored).
3.0 TANK EQUIPMENT
3.1a Valves show signs of fuel leakage.
3.1b Tank drain valve not locked.
3.2a Tank fill box contains fuel, water, or debris.
3.2b Tank fill box drain valve inoperable or open.
3.3a Liquid level sensing devices are damaged.
3.3b Liquid level sensing devices are not easily readable at fill‐ port.
3.4 Overfill prevention equipment missing or not functional
(guillotine valve, level gauge, high level alarm).
3.5 Pipe connections have leaks, corrosion, or damage.
4.0 TANK ATTACHMENTS
4.1 Ladder or platform structures are corroding, deteriorating, or damaged.
4.2 Emergency vent is corroding, deteriorating, damaged, or
missing from primary tank and/or interstitial space.
4.3 Tank openings are not properly covered or sealed.
4.4 Automatic tank gauge system does not test OK.
5.0 SPILL RESPONSE KITS
5.1 Spill kit is missing or not within reasonable distance to tank. (If kit is missing, just document, do not replace)
5.2 Spill kit container is in unsatisfactory condition (e.g., lid missing, holes/cracks, contains water).
5.3 Spill kit is not sealed (if applicable) or is in need of
restocking.
6.0 OTHER CONDITIONS
6.1 Other conditions exist that should be addressed for continued safe operation or that may affect the site spill prevention plan.
If "YES" is marked for any item above, immediate corrective action may be required. Describe action taken and provide the Work Request or Trouble Call tracking number: ____________________________
Additional Information:
Inspector’s Signature: _______________________________________ (Attach all repair documents and submit to NAVFAC PWD NLON EV Division.)
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