Brunswick County Civicplus #ITB - Aboveground Storage Tank Replacement - Tri-Beach Fuel Site

Replacement of Two 5,000-Gallon Aboveground Storage Tanks at Tri-Beach Fuel Site

Brunswick County is seeking bids for the replacement of two 5,000-gallon aboveground storage tanks at the Tri-Beach Fuel Site in Supply, NC. - Government Buyer: - Brunswick County Operation Services - Products Requested: - Two (2) 5,000-gallon aboveground storage tanks (ASTs) for gasoline and diesel - Two (2) reinforced concrete tank saddles and one (1) concrete tank pad - Six (6) concrete-filled bumper posts - Eight (8) feet of Schedule 40 painted single wall black steel piping - Tank appurtenances: overfill prevention valves, submersible pumps, vents, product piping, vapor recovery lines, tank fill piping, clock gauges, high-level alarms, pressure relief valves, solenoid valves, wiring connections to existing FuelMaster system - Services Requested: - Removal, degassing, cleaning, and disposal of existing tanks, piping, and equipment - Excavation, demolition, and construction of new concrete footers and pad - Electrical work for wiring connections to existing dispenser and FuelMaster system - Painting of new piping and fittings with white Alkyd enamel - Permitting, professional engineering services, and submission of disposal manifests - One (1) 8-hour day of training for county personnel on new equipment - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Contractor must provide all equipment cut sheets, obtain permits, and submit disposal manifests - Liquidated damages of $500/day for delays - Existing dispensers and FuelMaster console to be retained and reused - Utility location required prior to excavation - All work must comply with disposal regulations and safety standards - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; bidders may propose suitable tank and equipment manufacturers.

Description

Brunswick County is soliciting informal bids for the replacement of two 5,000-gallon aboveground storage tanks located at the Tri-Beach Fuel Site in Supply, NC. The scope includes removal of existing tanks and associated equipment, disposal of residual petroleum and rinse water, excavation and removal of concrete tank pad sections, installation of new concrete tank footers and surface pad, and installation of new tanks with necessary appurtenances. Contractors must submit required permit applications and provide equipment for safe transportation and installation. The project requires adherence to specified procedures and disposal regulations.

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