Alaska Online Public Notices #26-CP-2062

Review of Anchorage fuel facilities’ oil discharge prevention and contingency plan renewal

Alaska DEC is reviewing a renewal application for an oil discharge prevention and contingency plan covering fuel facilities and a connecting jet fuel pipeline in Anchorage. - Government buyer: Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), SPAR/PPRP program. - Applicant and planholder: Anchorage Fueling and Service Company. - Facility operator: Menzies Aviation. - Plan coverage and stated capacities: - AFSC Off-Airport Fuel Facility: 23,317,984 gallons. - Airport Fuel Facility: 38,317,714 gallons. - Connecting non-crude Jet Fuel Pipeline: 235,752 gallons. - Combined stated capacity: 62,225,466 gallons. - Notable requirement: The plan must commit adequate resources to prevent and respond to a realistic maximum discharge. - This is a public regulatory application review and comment notice, not a procurement solicitation. No products, services, part numbers, or quantities for purchase are identified.

Description

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation has received an application to renew an Oil Discharge Prevention and Contingency Plan for Anchorage Fueling and Service Company, with Menzies Aviation as operator. The plan covers operations at the AFSC Off-Airport Fuel Facility, Airport Fuel Facility, and connecting Jet Fuel Pipeline, and must provide adequate resources for prevention and response to a realistic maximum discharge. The facilities have a combined capacity of 62,225,466 gallons. Public comments and information requests are due by 11:59 p.m. on November 20, 2026.

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