Underground Spill Tank Inspection

Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted

Solicitation number
S-63500-00017626
State
Oregon
Responses due

Opportunity facts

Opportunity details come from constructionbidsource.com. Updated .

About this opportunity

The State of Oregon is soliciting bids for underground spill tank inspection services at the John Day Metal shop, with bids due August 6, 2026.

The scope involves inspecting a buried tank of approximately 500 gallons located on the east side of the facility, designed to collect potentially contaminated fluids from the paint booth. The contractor will remove the manhole lid to access the tank interior and determine the inspection methodology based on site conditions. If the tank contains fluid, the contractor will select appropriate inspection equipment—underwater camera, rover, or equivalent—to assess the tank for leaks. The specific inspection method is contractor-determined.

The procurement notice does not specify contract value, budget range, contract term, evaluation criteria, or a timeline for award. No incumbent contractor is identified. The source does not indicate whether set-asides, preferences, or local-vendor requirements apply.

Opportunity text

Description: A buried tank of unknown size on the east of the John Day Metal shop needs to be inspected for leaks. This tank is supposed to collect any potential contaminated fluids that might have spilled in the paint booth. It's believed the tank to be approximately 500 gallons in size. Contractor will remove lid on man hole to access inside of tank. If tank is filled with fluid, Contractor will determine how inspection will occur (underwater camera, rover, etc.). Inspection: Inspection method will be determined by Contractor.

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Bid Notice-Underground Spill Tank Inspection.pdf PDF

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