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S -- Privatization of electrical, natural gas, water and wastewater systems at Tinker AFB, OK

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The United States Air Force is seeking proposals for the privatization of the electrical, natural gas, potable water, and wastewater utility systems at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma. The base spans approximately 5,000 acres and includes 771 buildings and 730 family housing units totaling 15.5 million square feet. The Request for Proposal is anticipated to be issued around March 19, 2004, with inquiries directed to designated contacts. The utility systems currently involve multiple infrastructures: electrical power is supplied by OG&E through a combination of high-voltage overhead lines and substations primarily operated by the base, with power distributed at 12,470 volts; natural gas is provided by Oklahoma Natural Gas Company at three metered stations through an aging underground piping network; potable water is sourced from 23 base wells with additional supply from the City of Oklahoma City, distributed via a vast decentralized network of pipes; and the sanitary wastewater system collects waste through extensive piping and several lift stations, ultimately discharging to the city's system. The electrical system features about 74,000 feet of overhead and 162,000 feet of underground circuits arranged in a loop-type distribution system adequate for current operations but offering limited expansion capacity. The natural gas system consists primarily of steel and polyethylene pipes, many over 50 years old, operating at pressures up to 45 psig. The potable water system includes infrastructure comprised of asbestos cement, cast iron, ductile iron, and vinyl chloride piping with an extensive array of fire hydrants, supported by five tanks with a combined capacity of three million gallons. The wastewater system employs clay and PVC piping totaling around 255,579 linear feet, connected to manholes and four lift stations, with flow metered before release to the municipal system. This privatization effort aims to transition all these utility services to private sector management under a new contract, streamlining operations and potentially upgrading the existing infrastructure.

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USAF seeks privatization proposals for Tinker AFB utility systems including electrical, gas, water, wastewater.

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Contract Value

$118,731,551.23

NAICS

221122 - Electric Power Distribution

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Tinker AFB, Oklahoma 73102

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Lisa Goins-BerntsenContracting Officer
Dale G. StephensContract Specialist

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The United States, in conjunction with the Air Force, plans to offer the privatization of the electrical, natural gas, water and wastewater utility systems at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma. The Request for Proposal is expected to be issued on or around March 19, 2004. Please address all questions regarding this solicitation to Mily Le (703-767-2387 / mily.le@dla.mil) or Terri Workman (703-767-8130 / terri.workman@dla.mil). System Descriptions: The following information is only an estimate of the size, scope, and general description of the electrical, natural gas, potable water, and sanitary wastewater utility systems at Tinker AFB and is subject to change. Tinker AFB occupies approximately 5,000 acres of real estate and is located 8 miles southeast of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. It has 771 buildings and 730 family housing units containing 15.5 million square feet of floor space. Electrical: The electrical service is provided by Oklahoma Gas and Electric (OG&E) via a combination of overhead 138kV and 69kV lines. Tinker AFB owns and operates three of four substations on base property; OG&E owns and operates the substation transformers at the remaining station. Power is distributed at 12,470 volts to feed distribution transformers and other miscellaneous equipment. The distribution system is of a loop-type and is sufficient for current base operations; however, minimal capacity exists for future expansion. There are approximately 74,000 feet of overhead circuits and approximately 162,000 feet of underground circuits. Natural Gas: Natural gas is provided by Oklahoma Natural Gas Company (ONG) at three individually-metered stations. The distribution system consists of approximately 263,000 linear feet of underground piping, the majority of which is over 50 years old. The system has steel pipe, some with cathodic protection, and polyethylene pipe. Gas distribution is provided at a pressure of 45 psig or lower throughout the system, with military housing being provided at 17 psig. Potable Water: Tinker AFB provides its own water from 23 wells located throughout the base. These wells have a combined pumping capacity of 5148 gpm. Water produced is stored in five water tanks with a combined capacity of three million gallons. Water is also available from the City of Oklahoma City at two tie-in points: a 75psi 8-inch line and a 75-psi 10-inch line. The distribution system is almost entirely decentralized and consists of approximately 562,000 linear feet of asbestos cement, cast iron, ductile iron, and VC piping as well as approximately 600 fire hydrants. Sanitary Wastewater: The sanitary wastewater collection system consists of approximately 255,579 linear feet of clay, some lined with plastic, and PVC piping. Manholes are both brick and concrete. There are four lift stations integral to the collection system operation. The sanitary waste stream is collected and metered prior to discharge to the City of Oklahoma City through a single 24-inch main.

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