# Alaska Online Public Notices #26-CP-2017

Public review of Frosty Fuels Cold Bay Bulk Plant oil-discharge plan renewal

**Posted:** October 29, 2026
**Identifier:** 26-CP-2017

Alaska DEC is seeking public input on renewal of the oil-discharge plan for the Frosty Fuels Cold Bay Bulk Plant.
- **Government buyer / reviewing agency:** State of Alaska, Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC); the notice identifies no further office details.
- **Applicant and facility:** Aleut Ventures LLC submitted the renewal application for the Frosty Fuels Cold Bay Bulk Plant in Cold Bay, Aleutians East Borough, Alaska.
- **Purpose and requirements:** The plan addresses prevention of and response to a realistic maximum oil discharge from the facility, which has 568,416 gallons of storage capacity.
  - Stored fuels include jet fuel, aviation and unleaded gasoline, and diesel fuel.
  - Fuel arrives by marine transport and is distributed to aircraft and vehicles.
- **Public review:** DEC invited comments on the application and may hold a public hearing if it determines there is good cause.
- **Procurement status:** This is a regulatory public notice, not a solicitation to buy products or services. No OEMs, procurement products, quantities, or contract value are identified.

### Description

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation has received an application from Aleut Ventures LLC to renew an Oil Discharge Prevention and Contingency Plan for the Frosty Fuels Cold Bay Bulk Plant. The plan must address resources for prevention and response to a realistic maximum discharge from the facility, which stores jet fuel, aviation and unleaded gasoline, and diesel fuel, with a total storage capacity of 568,416 gallons. Fuel is received by marine delivery and distributed to aircraft and vehicles. The notice invites public comments through December 1, 2026, and states that DEC may hold a public hearing if it determines good cause exists.

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