AMD 0006 - Spec Summary.pdf

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Beale AFB - Fuels Receipt Area and Storage Tank Solicitation
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This document contains details for a federal contract solicitation for construction services at Beale Air Force Base. The solicitation seeks a contractor to construct a new 10,000 barrel jet fuel tank, a transfer pump house with 600 gallon per minute pumps and filter separators, two tank truck off-loading stations, and modifications to an existing truck fill stand. The new transfer pump house will include pump and control rooms, and will provide a 1,200 gallon per minute transfer flow rate. The pump station will also include filtration capabilities for off-loading receipt and issue to the truck fill stand. The new truck off-loading system will allow for two tank trucks to off-load simultaneously at a rate of 600 gallons per minute each, for a total of 1,200 gallons per minute. The solicitation is issued by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Sacramento, and has a potential value between $10 million and $25 million including options.

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For DESC2101:

* Within specification section 01 78 00.00 41 – CLOSOUT SUBMITTALS

~ In paragraph 1.7.4.d:

- Between the end of the paragraph & before “Code 1-Life Safety Systems”, need to insert:

Code 1-Fueling System

(1) Leak in pumphouse, on hydrant loop, or at truck fillstand

(2) Hydrant pit lid are not functional

(3) Control valves have come out of control

(4) Construction debris or soil is being discovered in receipt, issue, or filter sampling ports

(5) Programable Logic Controller (PLC) is not operating

(6) Tank safety devices (alarms and high level shut-off valve) are not operating

(7) Pipe and equipment flanges have a major drip (1 or more drips per second)

(8) HVAC system is not cooling or heating properly

(9) Emergency stop equipment (i.e. Emergency Fuel Shutoff (EFSO) pushbutton) is not working

(10) Fillstand fill, overspill, and/or deadman control devices are not working

(11) Water or fuel found in Product Recovery Tank (PRT) interstitial space

Code 2-Fueling System

(1) Building or site lighting is not working

(2) Relief valves are not operating properly

(3) Issue pumps are vibrating at abnormal levels

(4) Leak detection equipment is not operating

(5) Generator is not operating

(6) Pipe and equipment flanges have a minor drip (1 drip every 10 seconds)

(7) Pump is not developing pressure

(8) Pump motor is not spinning

(9) Horizontal tank pressure/vacuum vents are not opening

(10) PRT is abnormally filling up

(11) Control room heating or cooling is not working

(12) Pump mechanical seals are leaking

(13) Issue pumps or motors are overheating

(14) Visual indicator (meter or pressure gauge) is not working or is out of calibration

(15) Truck fillstand meters are out of calibration/not working or vibrating

Code 3-Fueling System

(1) Airfield pavement has cracked; repair appropriately

(2) Truck offload or truck fillstand pavement has cracked

(3) Eyewash is not operating correctly

(4) Offload or issue meters are not registering properly

(5) Motor Control Center (MCC) indicator lights are not operating

(6) Coatings are delaminating

(7) Cathodic Protection (CP) system is not functioning

(8) Remote containment basin or OWS is not operating

(9) Lab fumehood is not operating

(10) Pumphouse piping is vibrating excessively

(11) The control room computerized control system or the remote computer that is monitoring this system is not working or communicating

(12) Tank spill containment is cracking

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