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Install MOGAS Leak Detection and Repair Safety Deficiencies, KB Docks B7271, NB-Bangor (DB-IH) (25202639)

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The Department of the Navy, through Navfac Northwest, is seeking a contractor to install MOGAS leak detection and repair safety deficiencies at the KB Docks Building 7271 in NBK Bangor. The project involves modifying an aging aboveground storage tank and marine fueling station to ensure the system remains operational and compliant with current Navy mission requirements and stringent regulatory standards, including 33 CFR 154, 33 CFR 156, 40 CFR 112, and various Washington State codes. This effort must be coordinated with the P907 diesel fueling system design, as those changes will influence the available design options. The primary justification for this project is to prevent environmental contamination of the Hood Canal and avoid the operational disruptions caused by system outages. Following several significant oil spills in 2014 and 2024 that damaged the Navy's reputation with local governments and Native American tribes, these upgrades are critical for regulatory compliance. Under 40 CFR 112, corrective actions for petroleum storage and dispensing deficiencies must be addressed within six months of identification to mitigate the risk of further leaks and spills.

General Info

Navfac Northwest seeks a contractor for MOGAS leak detection and repair at NBK Bangor.

Agency

Department Of The Navy → Navfac Northwest

NAICS

237120 - Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures Construction

Place of Performance

NW: BANGOR PDC, USA

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PostedJul 2

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Northwest

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Organization / AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Navfac Northwest

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Full Description

CAT-2 DB-IH General Requirement: Equipment and systems involved in the transfer of fuel over the water is required to meet facility fuel dispensing and handling regulations including but not limited to 33 CFR 154, 33 CFR 156, 40 CFR 112, WAC 173-180, WAC 173-184, WAC 220-660, and Washington State Fire Code Chapter 23 and 36 requirements. NBK Bangor owns and operates an aboveground storage tank and marine fueling station at KB Pier (Building 7271), which dispenses gasoline to marine vessels operating at the installation. Due to age of the system, changes in regulatory standards, and pier modifications due to changing navy mission requirements, the system requires modification to ensure service is sustained and compliant with current codes, standards, and Navy mission. ***Note – project should be evaluated in conjunction with P907 diesel fueling system design. P907 fuel system and pier changes will influence design options to meet requirements. Justification: -Ensuring adequate design and repair of system will ensure compliance with federal law and prevent leaks and spills from the system from entering the Hood Canal. -Outages of the system result in significant operational impacts to Navy vessel operations. -There have been a number of spills, including significant oil spills from NBK Bangor fuel dispensing and oily waste transfer systems. Two significant spills form the NBK Bangor Delta Pier oily wastewater collection system which occurred in 2014, & 2024, resulted in direct cleanup costs and significant loss of reputation of the Navy with state and local governments and federally recognized Native American tribes. -40 CFR 112 requires corrective action for regulatory and code deficiencies for petroleum storage and dispensing systems, within 6 months of identification within the instal ... NOTE: description has been truncated, please see Project Note for full description.