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Y--Bagram Fuels System, Phase 5 and 8
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The Y-Bagram Fuels System, Phase 5 and 8 project involves the construction of bulk fuel storage and supply facilities at the East and South Fuel Farms at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan. The scope of work includes the installation of three 1.05 million gallon cut and cover TS-1 storage tanks, four fill stands, and a transfer line. To ensure a fully operational facility, the project also encompasses the construction of a filter building, fueling facilities, and necessary site, mechanical, electrical, and communications work. This construction effort is part of a larger phased program, requiring the contractor to operate amidst ongoing construction and active fuel system usage. The project has an estimated value between 25 million and 100 million USD and is scheduled for completion within 435 days.
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$22,967,676.76Place of Performance
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