Attachment__1_-_Statement_of_Work_-_Certified_Cleaning_of_POL_Complex.pdf

1. GENERAL.

a. Scope:

Contractor shall:

1. Furnish all labor, materials, equipment and supplies to remove and dispose of all residual fuel, POL impacted waters, sediment, silt, sludge and other debris that has accumulated in the POL complex fuel systems. The site consists of two empty 105,000 gallon above ground storage tanks with sump drains, each with a diameter of approximately 27 feet and a tank shell height of approximately 28 feet 9 inches and two manway tank entries on either side of each tank. See “Location” paragraph below for listing of additional POL complex facilities required to be certified cleaned.

2. Remove and dispose of contents IAW applicable federal, state, and local law. Pressure wash and triple rinse interior of all systems, remove wash water petroleum product residue and provide certified cleaning certificates to allow for safe demolition of the site. The contactor shall provide mechanical services necessary to disassemble systems to support cleaning, reassembly is not required. The contractor shall vacuum, drain and certify lines are clean of fuel.

3. Collect water sample from oil/water separator and perform oil, grease & total petroleum hydrocarbons analysis.

4. Transport/dispose all collected material and rinse at appropriate pretreatment plant. Provide a copy of the disposal receipts to the Government. There is an estimated quantity of 300 gallons of residual fuel remaining in the system to include the receipt and issue lines.

5. Provide certificate that certifies that the tank(s), container(s) and line(s) presented for disposal have been emptied of all product; the interior of the tanks cleaned in compliance with the American

Petroleum Institute Standard 2015 (Safe Entry and Cleaning of Petroleum Storage Tanks); and has been

“triple rinsed” in compliance with 40 CFR 261.7(b)(3)(i) (Decontamination of containers).

b. Location: 3100 McKinley Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa. Site of proposed work is the POL complex including facility numbers; 273 (Fuel Receipt Headers and Unloading), 275 (Product Reclamation Tank), 276 (Jet Fuel Pumphouse), 277 (Tank #1 (West)), 278 (Tank #2 (East)), 279 (Refueling and Defueling) and

281 (Oil/Water Separator).

Work Hours: 07:30 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. Monday through Friday. Work outside of these hours may be allowed with prior approval only.