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Tank Inspections & Repairs & On-Call Services
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The Kenton County Airport Board is soliciting bids for comprehensive tank inspection and repair services for a fleet of above-ground and in-ground prestressed concrete storage tanks used to hold spent aircraft deicing fluid and sludge from glycol treatment processes. The tanks, ranging in capacity from 125,000 to 3,000,000 gallons and constructed primarily of prestressed concrete, were built between 1992 and 2008, with signs of internal degradation due to age and chemical exposure requiring ongoing maintenance. Inspections are mandated every three years, with recent Level 2 inspections conducted by the manufacturer Crom in 2024 for the two 3-million-gallon tanks and the 2-million-gallon tank, while other tanks were last inspected by the existing on-call contractor in 2023 or 2018. The scope of work encompasses both internal and external inspections of tank walls, floors, roofs, and prestressing elements; identification of distress such as cracking, spalling, delamination, and leakage; and execution of repairs using glycol-compatible, freeze/thaw-resistant, and hydrocarbon-resistant materials that adhere to industry best practices. All work must be performed under the supervision of a NACE/AMPP Certified Coating Inspector at Level 2 or higher, and must comply with OSHA standards for confined space entry, fall protection, and lockout/tagout procedures. Deliverables include photographic documentation of deficiencies, detailed repair methodologies, product data sheets, safety plans, and comprehensive work documentation, all of which become the exclusive property of the airport board. The contract will be awarded via best value evaluation, considering both technical merit and cost, with no formal weightings disclosed. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the OpenGov portal by May 21, 2026, and include a Certificate of Insurance, an Exceptions Statement, and resident/non-resident status forms. The contract is expected to be a fixed-price arrangement with a potential two-year base period and up to three one-year renewal options, though specific pricing line items and contract value remain undefined until bidder submissions are received. Performance will occur exclusively at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport in Kenton County, Kentucky, with all work subject to government inspection and final acceptance on-site. Contractors must comply with federal nondiscrimination laws, allow audit access to records, and adhere to all safety and environmental compliance requirements without exception.
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KY, USASet-Aside
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Submission Closed
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