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Marina at American Wharf Fuel System Engineering
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The City of Norwich is seeking a qualified engineering firm for the Marina at American Wharf Fuel System Engineering project, solicitation number 25-13. The objective is to assess, permit, and procure a replacement for a fuel system that has been inoperable for several years. The project involves installing a new aboveground storage tank to replace a previously removed underground tank and replacing two fuel dispensers, hose reels, nozzles, and the electronic monitoring system. The scope of work also includes evaluating existing infrastructure for potential reuse, specifically the underground double-wall fiberglass piping, the Franklin Fueling metal ducted overwater piping, and various electrical conduits between the pump, tank, and dispenser areas. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of September 20, 2024.
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