Alaska Online Public Notices #26-CP-2056

Public review of St. Paul Bulk Fuel Facility spill prevention plan renewal

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation is inviting public review of a fuel facility’s oil-spill prevention plan renewal. - Government buyer: Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC); no sub-agency or office is identified. - Applicant/facility operator: St. Paul Fuel, LLC. No OEMs, resellers, or other vendors are identified. - Notice purpose: Public review and comment on renewal of Oil Discharge Prevention and Contingency Plan No. 26-CP-2056 for the St. Paul Bulk Fuel Facility on Saint Paul Island, Alaska. This is a regulatory notice, not a procurement solicitation. - Facility operations: Receives fuel by barge, stores diesel and Jet A in two tank farms with a combined capacity of 1,110,445 gallons, and dispenses fuel to tank trucks at loading racks. - Notable requirement: The plan addresses spill prevention and response resources for a realistic maximum discharge; a spill could affect state lands or waters. - Products or services being purchased: None identified.

Description

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation received an application to renew an Oil Discharge Prevention and Contingency Plan for the St. Paul Bulk Fuel Facility. The plan covers prevention and response resources for a realistic maximum discharge; the facility receives fuel by barge and stores diesel and Jet A in two tank farms with a combined capacity of 1,110,445 gallons. Fuel is dispensed to tank trucks at loading racks, and spills could enter state lands or waters. The notice invites public comments and requests for information through November 20, 2026, at 11:59 p.m.

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