SAM #36C26027Q0042

Fuel tank inspection, testing, cleaning, and fuel services for Seattle and American Lake VA

The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking market information for recurring fuel-tank inspection and maintenance services at its Seattle and American Lake campuses. - Government buyer - Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Health Administration - VA Puget Sound Health Care System (VAPSHCS), Seattle and American Lake Divisions - Network Contracting Office 20 is conducting the market research. - Opportunity and scope - Sources-sought market research for aboveground and underground petroleum storage tanks, including belly tanks and day tanks, at the Seattle and American Lake facilities. - The scope covers diesel, unleaded-fuel, and split tanks, as well as additional tanks requested by Facilities Management. The supplied summaries do not provide tank counts, capacities, or part numbers. - Recurring work includes monthly inspections, annual inspection and fuel services, and specified triennial underground storage tank tests. - Requested services - Aboveground tank inspections, reinspections, and applicable integrity testing; monthly walkthroughs and annual internal or external visual inspections. - Aboveground and underground tank cleaning, water and sediment removal, fuel filtration and polishing, and biocide treatment as needed. - Annual fuel sampling and analysis, using certified laboratories as necessary, with work and results documented. - Underground tank inspections and testing of release-detection equipment, automatic line-leak detectors, line tightness, cathodic protection, spill buckets, overfill equipment, and containment sumps, including triennial or post-repair testing where specified. - Notable requirements - Applicable STI SP001 credentials for aboveground tank inspection and Washington underground storage tank credentials are required. - Fuel sampling and analysis must follow ASTM D975 and applicable ASTM methods. Contractors must provide inspection and service reports, test results, and certified laboratory results as applicable. - Work includes photo documentation, compliant waste disposal, environmental and safety compliance, and follow-up for tanks with strong microbial activity. Required reinspections or retesting after qualifying repairs are due within 30–45 days after the work is completed. - OEMs and vendors - No OEMs, equipment manufacturers, or specific vendors are named in the provided notice or attachment summaries.

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Fuel Tank Testing for Seattle VA and American Lake VA

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