Architect-engineering design services for worldwide locations - petroleum, oils & lubricants (POL) center of expertise - omaha district U. S. Army corps of engineers

Projects will consist primarily of design (and programming) for new, additions to, and upgrade of POL facilities including (but not limited to): Above ground storage tanks; hydrant fuel distribution systems including pumps, valves, hydrant and filter separators, bulk storage systems, transfer pump houses, and controls; Buildings including pump houses, petroleum operations buildings, fuel truck maintenance buildings, and generator buildings. Projects will also include infrastructure design for POL facility-related site utilities, site planning, aircraft parking aprons (pavement design), fuel pits, fill stands, and off-load facilities, and roads and bridges. Projects will also include project planning development (to include deficiency identification, validation, repair/construction recommendations with justification, SOW development, and cost estimates), inspection of fueling systems to include API 563, and real property inventory. Finally, projects will include requirements for facility-related special designs including cathodic protection, fire protection, NATO cut-and-cover tanks, fuel storage tank inspection, underground storage tank removal/replacement, special coatings and paints, asbestos/lead paint removal, and demolition of existing buildings. Construction cost estimates may be required for any of the design tasks listed above.
Construction cost estimates will be prepared using the US Army Corps of Engineers' Computer Aided Cost Estimating System (M-CACES) (software provided by Government). Specifications will be produced in SPECSINTACT using Unified Facilities Guide Specifications (UFGS). Design review comments and their responses will be performed on US Army Corps of Engineers Review Management System ProjNet/Dr-Checks. Drawings will be prepared in a format fully compatible with Bentley MicroStation V8 or AutoCAD version 14 or later depending on specified customer requirements. Delivery of electronic CADD and CALS files, as well as prints, will be required. The A-E firm may be required to act as an extension of the Omaha District Design Team for one or more design disciplines on some project.

Projects will consist primarily of design (and programming) for new, additions to, and upgrade of POL facilities including (but not limited to): Above ground storage tanks; hydrant fuel distribution systems including pumps, valves, hydrant and filter separators, bulk storage systems, transfer pump houses, and controls; Buildings including pump houses, petroleum operations buildings, fuel truck maintenance buildings, and generator buildings. Projects will also include infrastructure design for POL facility-related site utilities, site planning, aircraft parking aprons (pavement design), fuel pits, fill stands, and off-load facilities, and roads and bridges. Projects will also include project planning development (to include deficiency identification, validation, repair/construction recommendations with justification, SOW development, and cost estimates), inspection of fueling systems to include API 563, and real property inventory. Finally, projects will include requirements for facility-related special designs including cathodic protection, fire protection, NATO cut-and-cover tanks, fuel storage tank inspection, underground storage tank removal/replacement, special coatings and paints, asbestos/lead paint removal, and demolition of existing buildings. Construction cost estimates may be required for any of the design tasks listed above.
Construction cost estimates will be prepared using the US Army Corps of Engineers' Computer Aided Cost Estimating System (M-CACES) (software provided by Government). Specifications will be produced in SPECSINTACT using Unified Facilities Guide Specifications (UFGS). Design review comments and their responses will be performed on US Army Corps of Engineers Review Management System ProjNet/Dr-Checks. Drawings will be prepared in a format fully compatible with Bentley MicroStation V8 or AutoCAD version 14 or later depending on specified customer requirements. Delivery of electronic CADD and CALS files, as well as prints, will be required. The A-E firm may be required to act as an extension of the Omaha District Design Team for one or more design disciplines on some project.

Projects will consist primarily of design (and programming) for new, additions to, and upgrade of POL facilities including (but not limited to): Above ground storage tanks; hydrant fuel distribution systems including pumps, valves, hydrant and filter separators, bulk storage systems, transfer pump houses, and controls; Buildings including pump houses, petroleum operations buildings, fuel truck maintenance buildings, and generator buildings. Projects will also include infrastructure design for POL facility-related site utilities, site planning, aircraft parking aprons (pavement design), fuel pits, fill stands, and off-load facilities, and roads and bridges. Projects will also include project planning development (to include deficiency identification, validation, repair/construction recommendations with justification, SOW development, and cost estimates), inspection of fueling systems to include API 563, and real property inventory. Finally, projects will include requirements for facility-related special designs including cathodic protection, fire protection, NATO cut-and-cover tanks, fuel storage tank inspection, underground storage tank removal/replacement, special coatings and paints, asbestos/lead paint removal, and demolition of existing buildings. Construction cost estimates may be required for any of the design tasks listed above.
Construction cost estimates will be prepared using the US Army Corps of Engineers' Computer Aided Cost Estimating System (M-CACES) (software provided by Government). Specifications will be produced in SPECSINTACT using Unified Facilities Guide Specifications (UFGS). Design review comments and their responses will be performed on US Army Corps of Engineers Review Management System ProjNet/Dr-Checks. Drawings will be prepared in a format fully compatible with Bentley MicroStation V8 or AutoCAD version 14 or later depending on specified customer requirements. Delivery of electronic CADD and CALS files, as well as prints, will be required. The A-E firm may be required to act as an extension of the Omaha District Design Team for one or more design disciplines on some project.

Projects will consist primarily of design (and programming) for new, additions to, and upgrade of POL facilities including (but not limited to): Above ground storage tanks; hydrant fuel distribution systems including pumps, valves, hydrant and filter separators, bulk storage systems, transfer pump houses, and controls; Buildings including pump houses, petroleum operations buildings, fuel truck maintenance buildings, and generator buildings. Projects will also include infrastructure design for POL facility-related site utilities, site planning, aircraft parking aprons (pavement design), fuel pits, fill stands, and off-load facilities, and roads and bridges. Projects will also include project planning development (to include deficiency identification, validation, repair/construction recommendations with justification, SOW development, and cost estimates), inspection of fueling systems to include API 563, and real property inventory. Finally, projects will include requirements for facility-related special designs including cathodic protection, fire protection, NATO cut-and-cover tanks, fuel storage tank inspection, underground storage tank removal/replacement, special coatings and paints, asbestos/lead paint removal, and demolition of existing buildings. Construction cost estimates may be required for any of the design tasks listed above.
Construction cost estimates will be prepared using the US Army Corps of Engineers' Computer Aided Cost Estimating System (M-CACES) (software provided by Government). Specifications will be produced in SPECSINTACT using Unified Facilities Guide Specifications (UFGS). Design review comments and their responses will be performed on US Army Corps of Engineers Review Management System ProjNet/Dr-Checks. Drawings will be prepared in a format fully compatible with Bentley MicroStation V8 or AutoCAD version 14 or later depending on specified customer requirements. Delivery of electronic CADD and CALS files, as well as prints, will be required. The A-E firm may be required to act as an extension of the Omaha District Design Team.