Koke'e Fuel Tank Water Removal

Summary: Background The Koke'e Fuel Tank Water Removal project is initiated by the 766 Enterprise Sources Squadron (766 ESS) to address the critical need for water removal from the interstitial space of a designated 5,500-gallon fuel tank located in Building 6 at Koke’e Air Station, Kauai, Hawaii. The presence of water in fuel storage tanks can lead to significant operational risks including corrosion and fuel degradation, which necessitates compliance with federal EPA standards for fuel storage. Work Details The contractor is required to furnish all labor, management, supervision, engineering, tools, materials, equipment, and incidental transportation necessary to remove all water from the interstitial space of the designated fuel tank. The work must include: 1. Assessing the interstitial space to determine water volume and access points. 2. Deploying appropriate pumping, extraction, or vacuum systems to safely and effectively remove all water without causing damage to the tank or surrounding structures. 3. Ensuring compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local statutes and regulations including OSHA safety standards. 4. Reporting any deviations from the approved work plan immediately to the Contracting Officer (CO). Period of Performance The geographic location(s) the contract will be performed (if provided). Place of Performance Koke’e Air Station, Kauai, Hawaii. Bidder Requirements Bidders must demonstrate technical capability in performing similar water removal operations and adhere to safety regulations as outlined by OSHA. Additionally, bidders should provide past performance references that validate their experience in similar projects.

Current: Posted: June 4, 2026, 9:23 p.m. EDT This requirement is to remove water from within the interstitial space of the designated fuel tank in Building 6 located at Kokee Air Station on Kauai, Hawaii. Water within the walls of a fuel storage tank can lead to significant issues. This water can accumulate due to condensation, leaks, or groundwater intrusion, and it poses several risks. See attached PWS for additional details All questions must be submitted by 8th June 2026 by 1400 HST. Responses will be posted by 10th June 2026 by 1400 HST.