S02 36C25725Q0185.pdf
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- 36C25725Q0185
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This is a Sources Sought Notice from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) seeking contractors for fuel storage tank inspection, testing, and repairs/upgrades at the Dallas VA Medical Center Energy Center, with responses due by January 8, 2025 at 1:00 PM Central Time. The solicitation number is 36C25725Q0185 and falls under NAICS code 237120 and PSC H191.
The work involves providing comprehensive services for Underground Storage Tank (UST) and Above Ground Storage Tank (AST) management, including inspection, testing, repairs, and upgrades for 14 existing tanks plus one future tank. Specific requirements include triennial testing of spill buckets, overfill devices, and containment sumps; annual testing of release detection equipment, line leak detectors, and line tightness; and monthly walk-through inspections and monitoring. The contractor must also provide Texas Food & Fuel Association operator training courses for VA staff (3 Class A/B certifications and 10 Class C certifications). All testing must comply with EPA UST/AST standards and TCEQ requirements. The facility uses Pneumercator and Tank Sentinel monitoring systems, with a note that the Tank Sentinel system needs replacement with a new Pneumercator system. The last triennial inspection was conducted in March 2022, with the next required during the base year and option year 3.
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Sources Sought Notice
*= Required Field Sources Sought Notice
SUBJECT* NTX Fuel Storage Tanks Inspection, Testing, and Repairs/Upgrades
GENERAL INFORMATION
CONTRACTING OFFICE’S ZIP CODE* 78240
SOLICITATION NUMBER* 36C25725Q0185
RESPONSE DATE/TIME/ZONE 01-08-2025 1:00pm CENTRAL TIME, CHICAGO, USA
ARCHIVE 15 DAYS AFTER THE RESPONSE DATE
RECOVERY ACT FUNDS N
SET-ASIDE
PRODUCT SERVICE CODE* H191
NAICS CODE* 237120
CONTRACTING OFFICE ADDRESS Department Of Veterans Affairs
Network Contracting Office 17
5441 Babcock Road Ste. 302
San Antonio TX 78240
POINT OF CONTACT*
Contract Specialist
Melanie Williams melanie.williams5@va.gov
210-694-6378
PLACE OF PERFORMANCE
ADDRESS Dallas VA Medical Center
Energy Center
4500 X. Lancaster Rd.
Dallas TX
POSTAL CODE 75216
COUNTRY USA
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
AGENCY’S URL www.va.gov
URL DESCRIPTION Department of Veterans Affairs homepage
AGENCY CONTACT’S EMAIL ADDRESS
EMAIL DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
Statement of Work
Fuel Storage Tank, Testing, and Repairs/Upgrades
A. Objectives:
1. Provide all labor, supplies, materials, equipment, transportation, supervision, and management required for UST/AST inspection, testing, and repairs/upgrades services.
2. The storage tanks contain petroleum and oil- based products (i.e. diesel, fuel oil, and gasoline). All testing and inspections will follow the requirements of TEAM Guide Section 10-Storage Tank Management, EPA UST/ AST compliance, and TCEQ requirements.
3. Contractor shall provide clear communication on system needs to minimize downtime and provides maximum operating efficiencies of equipment.
B. Place of Performance:
Dallas VA Medical Center Energy Center 4500 S. Lancaster Rd.
Dallas, TX 75216
C. Inspection/Tests:
1. Triennial spill bucket integrity test.
2. Triennials overfill device operability test.
3. Triennial containment sump integrity test.
4. Annual release detection equipment operability test, and calibration.
5. Annual line leak detector operability test.
6. Annual line tightness test.
7. Annual visual containment sump and fill ports
8. Annual sites check handheld release detection equipment such as gauge sticks and bailers for operability.
9. Interstitial monitoring sensor status check for USTs #15, 16, and 17.
10. Monthly walk- through inspection and remove standing ground water.
11. Monthly interstitial monitoring must be tested on all tanks/pipes.
12. Monthly Fuel dispensing station inspection.
D. Inventory of Tanks:
1. UST # 6 – BLDG 2J – Capacity: 20,168 Gallons – Diesel – installed Date: 11/2/1995 – construction: DWFRP
2. UST # 7 – BLDG 74 – Capacity: 9,730 Gallons – Diesel – installed Date: 5/1/1994 -construction: DWFRP
3. UST # 8 – BLDG 70(5) – Capacity: 4,000 Gallons – Diesel – installed Date: 7/13/1994 – construction: DWFRP
4. UST # 9 – BLDG 70(1)– Capacity: 30,000 Gallons – Biodiesel – installed Date:
7/13/1994 – construction: DWFRP
5. UST # 10 – BLDG 70(2) – Capacity: 30,000 Gallons – Diesel – installed Date: 7/13/1994
– construction: DWFRP
6. UST # 11 – BLDG 70(3) – Capacity: 30,000 Gallons – Diesel – installed Date: 7/13/1994
– construction: DWFRP
7. UST # 12– BLDG 70(4)– Capacity: 30,000 Gallons – Diesel – installed Date: 7/13/1994
– construction: DWFRP
8. UST # 13 – BLDG 1 – Capacity: 2,000 Gallons – Diesel – installed Date: 12/11/2006 – construction: DW Steel w/ Fiberglass Cladding
9. UST # 14 – BLDG 60 – Capacity: 3,000 Gallons – Diesel – installed Date: 11/20/2008 – construction: DWFRP
10. UST # 15 – BLDG 70 – Capacity: 2,500 Gallons – Gasoline – installed Date: 11/12/2009
– construction: DWFRP
11. UST # 16 – BLDG 70 – Capacity: 10,000 Gallons – E85 – installed Date: 11/13/2009 – construction: DWFRP
12. UST # 17 – BLDG 2 – Capacity: 3,000 Gallons – Diesel
13. AST # 1 - BLDG 43 – Capacity: 3,000 Gallons - Diesel – installed date: 12/1/1994 – construction: DWS
14. AST # 2 – BLDG 13 – Capacity: 500 Gallons - Diesel – installed date: 10/1/2009 – construction: DWS
15. Future fuel storage tank # 18.
E. Inventory of ATG:
1. Pneumercator (TMS-3000) SN # N2619TM-1 Rated TYPE12 – Utilized the following tanks UST: # 8, # 9, # 10, # 11, and # 12.
2. Pneumercator (TMS-2000) SN # N2619TM-4 Rated TYPE12 – Utilized the following tanks UST: # 14
3. Pneumercator (TMS-2000) SN # N2619TM-5 Rated TYPE12 – Utilized the following tanks UST: # 13
4. Pneumercator (TMS-2000) SN # N2619TM-2 Rated TYPE12 – Utilized the following tanks UST: # 7
5. Pneumercator (TMS-3000) SN # W2817 Rated TYPE12 – Utilized the following tanks
UST: UST # 17
6. Pneumercator (TMS-2000) SN # N2619TM-3 Rated TYPE12 – Utilized the following tanks UST: # 6
7. Pneumercator (TMS-2000) SN # N2619TM-6 Rated TYPE12 – Utilized the following tanks AST: # 1
8. Pneumercator (TMS-2000) SN # N2619TM-7 Rated TYPE12 – Utilized the following tanks AST: # 2
9. Tank Sentinel (TS-1001) SN # 140143 Utilized the following tanks UST: # 15 and # 16
Note: A Pneumercator-authorized representative must test the ATG’s STP shutoff feature annually and provide written verification to be maintained on file. The Tank Sentinel is outdated and needs to be replaced with a new Pneumercator system.
F. Fuel Dispensing Station:
1. Gasboy: Model # 8753EXTW1-FL, Serial # BUGCO21195
2. Three (3) stations with one to two (1 – 2) pumps per station.
G. Record Keeping:
1. All records of inspections, testing, and repairs/upgrades are to be hand and electronic record keeping. The Energy Center/COR will have binders on site for records keeping.
Contractor is to have record saved for accountability, compliance, and accessibility.
H. Inspections:
1. Last Tri-Annual Inspection: March of 2022.
2. Tri-Annual Testing will be required during the Base Year and Option Year 3.
3. Annual and monthly inspections are to be recorded and filed on-site.
I. Training:
1. Provide three (3) Texas Food & Fuel Association (TFFA) Texas Class A and Class B UST Facility Operator Training Course – Online for the Energy Center’s Chief and for the lead operators over the fuel storage program at the Dallas VA Medical Center.
2. Provide ten (10) TFFA Texas Class C UST Operator Training Course – Online for Utility Systems Repairer-Operators who assist and monitor the fuel system at the Dallas VA Medical Center.
Note: Training is required every three years for Class A/B and Annually for Class C. Class A/B is needed during the Base Year and during Option Year Three (3). A list of the personnel will be given to the contractor to be registered.
J. Parts and Equipment:
1. All parts and equipment need to be approved and recorded by the Contracting Officer
Representative (COR).
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