J-1502000-9 STI 6th AST Annual.pdf
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This document contains an aboveground storage tank inspection form and details of a related federal contract opportunity. The inspection form provides a checklist for annually inspecting storage tanks and includes items such as verifying strainers and filters are clean, insulation is free of moisture, tank valves are free of leaks, and release detection is being performed and documented.
The federal contract opportunity is a solicitation from the Naval Facilities Engineering Command to provide all materials, services, labor, equipment, transportation and management to test, calibrate, adjust and repair cathodic protection, automatic tank gauging and fuel management systems on aboveground and underground tanks, piers and quay walls at the Naval Submarine Base New London in Groton, Connecticut. The work includes testing and repair of associated equipment.
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ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANK INSPECTION FORM ‐ ANNUAL
Inspector:
Tank Location: Date and Time:
NO N/A COMMENTS
Are strainers and filters clean and in good condition?
Insulation free of noticeable areas of moisture?
Solenoid valve Fire valve
Is the emergency vent in good working condition and functional as required by manufacturer? Consult manufacturer's requirement. Verify components are moving freely (including long‐bolt manways).
Check valve Gate valve Pressure regulator valve
Shear valve
Expansion relief valve
Anti‐siphon valve
Normal vent on tanks storing gasoline equipped with pressure / vacuum vent?
Are all valves free of leaks, corrosion, and other damage? Follow the manufacturer's instructions for regular maintenance of these items. Check the following and verify functionality as applicable:
Is interstitial leak detection equipment functioning and in good condition?
Are windows on sight gauges clear? Are wire connections intact? If equipment had a "test" function, does it activate to confirm activation?
Are flame arrestors free of corrosion and are air passages free of blockage?
Additional Information:
Tank / Piping Release Detection
Is release detection being performed and documented?
Other Equipment
Has the cathodic protection system on the tank been tested as required by the designing engineer?
If "NO" is marked for any item above, immediate corrective action may be required.
Is inventory control being performed and documented if required?
Are electrical wiring and boxes in good condition?
Free of visible signs of coating failure?
Free of missing insulation? Insulation free of visible signs of damage?
Insulation adequately protected from water intrusion?
Insulated Tanks
Insulation free of mold?
Is the grounding strap between the tank and foundation / supports in good condition?
Tank Equipment Normal and emergency vents free of obstructions?
Are all labels and tags intact and legible?
Tank shell, Heads, and Roof Free of visible signs of coating failure?
Free of standing water on roof?
Free of noticeable distortions, buckling, denting, or bulging?
Tank Manways, Piping, and Equipment Flanged connection bolts tight and fully engaged with no sign of wear or corrosion?
Tank ID #:
YES
Tank supports in satisfactory condition?
Is water able to drain away from tank if tank is resting on a foundation or on the ground?
Tank Foundation and Supports Free of tank settlement or foundation washout?
Concrete pad or ring wall free of cracking and spalling?
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