Locations_and_Tank_Sizes.pdf

This is a locations and tank sizes document supporting a fuel delivery request for bids issued by Escambia County, Florida, specifying gasoline, dyed diesel, and clear diesel fuel delivery services. The document outlines nine fuel storage facilities across Escambia County with their respective locations, tank capacities, and approximate monthly fuel consumption volumes. Facilities include the Transit Facility in Pensacola (20,000-gallon gasoline tank with 12,648 monthly usage and two 12,000-gallon diesel tanks with 17,253 and 2,985 monthly usage), the Road Department in Cantonment (two diesel tanks and one gasoline tank totaling approximately 24,702 monthly usage), the Sheriff Garage in Pensacola (20,000-gallon gasoline tank with 34,133 monthly usage), the Road Department in McDavid (12,000-gallon diesel tank with 6,594 monthly usage), the Century Facility (5,400-gallon gasoline and 2,000-gallon diesel tanks with combined 3,926.5 monthly usage), Solid Waste Perdido Landfill (14,000-gallon diesel tank with 19,627 monthly usage), Fleet Maintenance (20,000-gallon diesel and gasoline tanks with 11,607 monthly combined usage), Sheriff Big Lagoon (4,000-gallon diesel and 6,000-gallon gasoline tanks with 3,935 monthly usage), and Public Safety (20,000-gallon diesel and 6,000-gallon gasoline tanks with 20,265 monthly usage).

The document provides critical fuel consumption and storage infrastructure data necessary for bidders to develop accurate pricing proposals for fuel delivery services. Total approximate monthly fuel consumption across all nine county facilities exceeds 154,000 gallons, encompassing regular gasoline, dyed diesel, and clear diesel products. The tank capacities range from 2,000 to 20,000 gallons depending on facility type and fuel requirements, with bulk tank storage systems at each location. This specification document enables qualified fuel suppliers to calculate delivery frequency, transportation logistics, and service requirements to support Escambia County's ongoing fleet and operational fuel needs.