H391--SDVOSB Set Aside - St Cloud - Underground Storage Tank Inspection
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This is a predicted recompete opportunity for underground storage tank inspection and maintenance services in Saint Cloud, Minnesota, managed by the Department of Veterans Affairs Network Contract Office 23. The current contract, held by Mass Tank Inspection Services LLC, is valued at 50,350 dollars and is expected to end on November 27, 2026. The project is classified as a likely recompete with a firm fixed price structure and was previously competed under simplified acquisition procedures. The scope of work focuses on the inspection and maintenance of underground storage tanks, specifically requiring cathodic protection inspections for piping systems that may include both sacrificial anode and impressed current systems. While above-ground storage tank inspections and fuel sampling are not required, the contractor must ensure compliance with Minnesota UST rules regarding release detection for pressurized piping. The facility currently utilizes an Omntec automatic tank gauge system for monitoring interstitial and sump alarming, as well as tracking volume changes and water levels.
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MN, 563032015, USASet-Aside
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Current Contract: 36C26323P0117 Incumbent: MASS TANK INSPECTION SERVICES LLC Contract Value: $50,350 Potential End Date: 2026-11-27T00:00:00.000Z Competition: COMPETED UNDER SAP Pricing: FIRM FIXED PRICE Classification: recompete-likely (Confidence: medium - 55/100)
Q&A Underground Storage Tank Inspection and Maintenance Saint Cloud, MN 1. Do the ASTs from the original documents still need to be inspected? No 2. Do you need cathodic protection inspections on the piping? Is it a sacrificial anode or impressed current system? Yes. It is possible that we have both systems. 3. Do you want any fuel sampling? No 4. Is the existing piping system set up to do testing, with test ports and the necessary connections? Or does the ATG conduct a monthly leak test? The Omntec is set up for alarming of interstitial and sump, but not aware of any other testing . We print reports that will show volume changes and water level etc Per the solicitation: Minnesota UST rules require two types of release detection on pressurized piping: A mechanism or method to detect a "large" leak at a rate of 3 gallons per hour; and A mechanism or method to detect a "small" leak at a rate of 0.2 gallon per hour monthly or 0.1 gallon per hour yearly. Our Generator Day Tank has a pump pulling from the UST. This system has a return but don t know if you consider that a pressurized piping . We are not aware of any test ports for this test. Reports from the tank monitoring do have a G/H pass/fail. 1. Do you have current documentation with results? Yes 5. What is your current ATG system? OMNTEC
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