TDA Oil Accountability Contract Drawings - Vol 2d of 4.pdf

The document is a technical drawing file (Volume 2d of 4) related to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' The Dalles Dam Oil Accountability Measures contract. The project involves improving oil monitoring and accountability at The Dalles Dam, located on the Columbia River in Oregon, with the primary objectives of minimizing potential oil releases and enhancing environmental tracking. There are approximately 400,000 gallons of oil at the dam's powerhouse, and the current contract aims to replace manual visual monitoring with automated instrumentation systems to more accurately track oil levels in equipment, bulk storage containers, and high-risk areas.

The solicitation is for a competitive, firm-fixed price (FFP) contract, stemming from a 2014 settlement agreement with Columbia Riverkeepers. The project will help the Portland District fulfill its Standing Environmental Policy 200-1 on Oil Accountability while reducing operations and maintenance costs. The contract seeks to implement an Oil Accountability Plan (OAP) that comprehensively tracks oils and greases used in turbines, wicket gate bearings, and fishway equipment, with a goal of early leak identification and improved environmental monitoring.