NBVC_FUELS_BRIEF.pptx

Naval Base Ventura County Point Mugu Port Hueneme San Nicolas Island

Two Tank Farm Facilities consisting of:

BLDG 63 tank farm with 1 Fuels Lab, 5= JP-5 Tanks (26K capacity), 2= MOGAS Tanks (26K capacity), 1= Diesel Tank (26K capacity).

TR115 13th street tank farm with Six (6) JAA (F-24) tanks (3=100K capacity, 3=285K capacity). Pump house BLDG 374 and Electrical Room BLDG 675.

Point Mugu (cont.)

Government Service Station, MOGAS & Diesel.

Maintenance shop BLDG. 602 Facility 330, P-104 Direct Fueling Station (Hot Pits) with 3=JP-5 Tanks (8K capacity) consisting of two Pantographs designed to Hot Refuel E-2C Hawkeye aircraft.

All products are delivered to Point Mugu facility via commercial tanker trucks. All aircraft are refueled via mobile refueler with exception of Hot Pits.

There are Four (4) waste water tanks used to store bulk storm water before sending it to NBVC Water Treatment Facility, Two (2) tanks 108K capacity and Two (2) 60K capacity.

There are Three (3) off-station Diesel Generators at Laguna Peak Radar Facility (just outside Point Mugu) on a monthly basis or as requested.

Located 8 miles (15 minute drive) from Point Mugu. Facility 5307 Fuel Farm consisting of:

1= MOGAS Tank (20K capacity) Out of Service. 2= Diesel tanks (20K & 10K capacity). 1=E-85 Tank (10K capacity), 1=JAA (F-24) tank (20K capacity).

Government Service Station, MOGAS, Diesel & JAA (F-24).

MOGAS is delivered to tenant commands via tanker truck.

Port Hueneme (cont.)

LPG tank/dispensing system. The LPG storage tank is connected to/resupplied by the base LPG distribution system.

LPG, delivered by commercial vendor, is stored for issue to the ground fuel servicing truck.

LPG is delivered as scheduled to activities The delivery truck, which is kept and maintained at the Point Mugu site, is scheduled for weekday deliveries MRR, LS2, and LPG to storage areas, warehouse vehicles, and equipment at the Port Hueneme Site.

Located 65 miles off the California coastline.

Upper Tank Farm consisting of:

4= JP-5 Tanks (3=25K capacity, 1=20K capacity) 1= MOGAS tank (20K capacity) Satellite Fuel Lab Government Service Station, MOGAS & JP-5.

Trailer/Facility for administrative work

San Nicolas Island (cont.)

Lower Tank Farm consists of:

1= JP-5 tank (Tank 126, 420K capacity) Pump house Bldg 122 used to transfer JP-5 from Tank 126 to storage tanks at Upper tank farm.

Electrical room, breakers, distribution panels San Nicolas Island is continuously manned as staffing remain (live) on the island weekdays and are relieved by an alternate Friday, Weekend, and Holidays.

San Nicolas Island (cont.)

Receipt facility for contracted fuel (JP-5) barge deliveries to SNI. JP-5 is loaded at Point Loma and shipped to SNI. Off-loaded/transferred via undersea fuel hose and piping as well as aboveground fuel pipeline to tank 126. Current schedule requires JP-5 delivered to SNI every 6-8 weeks, 60K per load. Once Tank 126 has been returned to service periodicity will be 3-4 deliveries a year, 200K per load.

MOGAS is shipped to SNI on tanker truck via Freight Barge, normally 5.4K gallons per load. 7-8 transfers per year.

Total 3883115 1134 105290 267538 1882 101689 184 22772 17517 0 87842 66928 52457 28329 28269 247419 29161

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