6680--Loch Raven Boiler Fuel Reserve Tank

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{"description":"AMENDMENT TO SOLICITATION - 36C24526Q0377\n\nIt is being added to the STATEMENT OF WORK\n**The contractor must provide a 1 thick steel road plates to be placed under the tank supports. Plates to extend out approximately 2 radially from the support to distribute the load.**\n\nB.2 STATEMENT OF WORK \nLR Boiler Reserve Fuel Tank \n\nSCOPE OF WORK: \nThe purpose of this project is to purchase and install a 6,000-gallon reserve fuel tank to support the boiler at the Loch Raven VA property. The fuel tank will supplement the existing reserve fuel tank and be placed on the existing asphalt drive lane adjacent to the emergency generator. The project includes delivery, installation, fuel line connection, and securing the tank area. Delivery and Installation of Fuel Tank: Provide and install a new UL 142 double-wall steel 6,000-gallon, 8 ft diameter skid-mounted aboveground storage tank (AST). The tank will include all required components and fittings such as venting, manway lid, spill bucket, overfill control valve, stick port, visual level gauge, and anti-siphon control. The tank will be white and have all required labels and signage. \n\nFuel Piping Installation: Install 1-inch supply and return piping with all required valves and fittings. \nSupport the piping properly and connect it to the existing piping outside the building at the sump. \n\nFuel Delivery: The owner will provide a fuel delivery to the tank. \nInstallation of Concrete Barriers: Install six (6) traffic barriers to protect the tank. The barriers will be placed on the asphalt adjacent to the tank and spaced out to provide access to the tank. \nSecured Perimeter Installation: Install a 6 ft construction fence around the tank. One section of the fence will be designed to open for tank access. \n\nIntegration with Existing Monitoring System: \nInstall a refurbished probe with a diesel and water float kit. \nInstall all wiring and conduit in compliance with the manufacturer s recommendations and the National Electric Code. \nInstall an interstitial sensor in the tank secondary along with all necessary wiring and connections. \nProgram the existing Veeder Root console to monitor the diesel probe and sensor. \nProgram the overfill alarm to activate at 90% capacity, providing overfill protection for the new 6,000-gallon diesel tank. \n**The contractor must provide a 1 thick steel road plates to be placed under the tank supports. Plates to extend out approximately 2 radially from the support to distribute the load.**\nDELIVERABLES: \n6,000-Gallon Tank Installation: UL 142 double-wall steel tank, including all required fittings and components. \nSecure fencing and traffic barriers to protect the tank. \n\nFuel Piping: Installed supply and return piping with necessary and compatible valves and fittings. \nMonitoring System Integration: Refurbished probe with diesel and water float kit. \nInstalled interstitial sensor and all necessary wiring. \nProgrammed Veeder Root console for monitoring and overfill protection. \n\nResponsibilities: \nContractor: Responsible for the delivery and installation of the fuel tank and associated components. \nResponsible for installing the piping, barriers, and fencing. \nResponsible for integrating the tank with the existing Veeder Root monitoring system. \nThe tank will be installed directly on the existing asphalt driveway. \nAll work is to be performed in compliance with relevant regulations and safety standards. \n\nEVALUATION FACTORS: \nVendor must be registered in SAM.gov; all bid quotes must provide a letter of authorization to distribute supplies on a letterhead from manufacturer; Best Value; Delivery Lead times stated; complete BAA certificate.\n"}