P919 Bulk Tank Farm Improvements, Phase 1 Naval Station Rota, Spain

The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command Atlantic is seeking contractors for a design-bid-build, firm fixed price contract to construct fuel storage infrastructure at Naval Station Rota, Spain. The project involves building two new 50,000-barrel bulk storage tanks with dedicated pump vaults, standby pump-serving power generators, and an 18-inch diameter JP-5 cargo fuel pipeline with metering capabilities, along with associated electrical and site infrastructure work. Additional requirements include removal of out-of-service piping, hazardous materials surveying, and contaminated soil disposal. The procurement will evaluate contractors based on non-price factors including Construction Experience, Safety, Technical Solution, and Past Performance. The full Request for Proposal (RFP) number N62470-25-R-9004 is expected to be available around September 18, 2025, through SAM.gov, with proposals due by September 18, 2026.

This opportunity is designated as unrestricted with no set-aside provisions, making it a full and open competitive procurement. The estimated construction value ranges between $25 million and $100 million, reflecting the substantial scope of the fuel infrastructure improvements. The planned performance period spans approximately 909 days, providing contractors with nearly two and a half years to complete the work. Contractors must maintain registration in the System for Award Management (SAM), and for contracts exceeding 500,000 euros, they must also register with the Spanish Ministry of Finance's Register of Bidders Contractors with specific required classifications across multiple project groups and categories. The project represents Phase 1 of broader bulk tank farm improvements at the Spanish naval facility.