Questions Answers - SP-POL-CMP-INSPECT-FY25-ATL OCT28.xlsx
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to an API 653 internal fuel tank inspection contract opportunity at the Atlantic City Air National Guard (ANG) base in New Jersey.
The key details are:
- The contract is for two (2) API 653 internal inspections on fuel tanks 1021 and 1022 at the Atlantic City ANG base.
- The inspections must be conducted in accordance with all relevant laws, standards, and federal, state, and local regulations.
- The contracting agency is the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Engineering District Omaha.
- The Q&A document provides information on the tank specifications, access requirements, base access procedures, utility availability, and other logistical details to support the inspections.
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PO 01 ATL (FY25)
| PO 01 SP-POL-CMP-INSPECT-FY25-ATL (1021 and 1022) | |
| Type of Inspection - Internal | |
| Installation POC: Charles Zingrone - charles.zingrone@us.af.mil | 609-761-6056 |
| Information provided by installation | Installation Remarks |
| 1. Above/Below Ground tanks? [If below stop here & let PgM, SCP, DLA know] | Above |
2. Currently In-Service? [If not, date went out] Yes
3. Can you send pictures of the tank? (Ensure you are looking in OD47 for previous tank inspections as there are already photos on these reports.) Yes
4. Is there roof access? Ladder? Walkway? On site Man-lift? [if Man-Lift needed is operator avail?] Tank has stairs welded to it
5. If contractors have CAC are those acceptable for base access? Yes
6. Can contractors escort the subcontractors? No, POL on base will escort them
7. What is the Tank location on base [general area]? 300 yards south east of main gate
8. Are photographs ok to take for the reports? Are there any restrictions? Yes, no restrictions
| 9. Is electricity and water available and if so, how far away from tank? [cleaning purposes] | electric and water are both 50 yards or less from both tanks |
| a. Does the contractor need to pay for utilities used during inspection (water/electricity)? | No |
10. How many and what sizes are the manways? 2 manways on each tank, 30 inch openings
| 11. Need Base Emergency info and Onsite Base POCs contact info: | base POC- MSgt Charles A Zingrone Jr charles.zingrone@us.af.mil |
| Emerengcy- Fire dept SMSgt Joseph Speracio joseph.sparacio@us.af.mil | |
| 12. Base Environmental requirements – POC Information, waste manifest required? | LtCol Richard DeFeo richard.defeo@us.af.mil |
13. Will legs be set to the high position for Out-Of-Service (OOS) inspections only? Yes that can be accomplished with 30-day notice from Contractor
14. Will base drain/transfer fuel in tank or will contractor; what is the residual that will need to be transferred? (this is also on the Att. B) The base will drain 100% of the fuel and transfer it to the other in service tank
15. Will the contractor need temporary storage for remaining fuel transfer, [or tank to tank]? No
16. (OOS) (Internal Inspections): When was the last time the wiper seal was replaced? Would the stakeholders like it replaced now? We ask so we aren’t committing the government to anything without authorization. 12 years - Yes
17. Base GPS address: Apple GPS, Louis ln, Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234
18. (OOS) One Tank at a time or both (standard is phased): one tank at a time
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