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San Nicolas Island Fuel Facilities

November 2017

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NOLF San Nicolas Island is located on San Nicolas Island approximately 65 nautical miles southwest of Point Mugu. The fuel facilities consist of a barge mooring/receipt facility, onshore bulk receipt/storage tank that is connected by pipeline to a series of four small jet fuel tanks and refueler fillstand on the main base. The base service station located at Bldg 141, stores and dispenses MRR and JP5.

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Located 65 miles off the California coastline.

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50,000-foot view of the island.

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The fuel facility consists of two widely dispersed areas.

The Lower Tank Farm, shore receipt and holding tank is connected by 1.3 miles of three-inch underground pipeline to the Upper Tank Farm. The Upper Tank Farm provides the required truck fill stand components as well as an isolated pump system used to transfer JP5 to the base power production plant via a 3400-foot underground pipeline. A contractor furnished prefabricated building at the storage site serves as the Contractors central work space. The Contractor must be responsible for the operation and maintenance of all fuel systems and components, from the barge receipt line at the shoreline to the tank inlet valve of the PW Power Plant.

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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

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Upper Tank Farm.

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Upper Tank Farm.

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Upper Tank Farm. (laboratory)

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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

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Lower Tank Farm.

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Lower Tank Farm.

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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.

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Barge mooring and receipt pipeline.

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Operations The service station provides both JP5 and MRR.

MRR and JP5 must be delivered in response to customer requests at various island locations.

Aviation refuel/defuel support is provided to the flight line via mobile refueler.

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