Truck Fueling Station Modification at USCG Air Station Miami

The United States Coast Guard is seeking a contractor to modify the truck fueling station at the USCG Air Station Miami. The project involves re-installing the components of the current truck refueling station at a modified offloading module upstream of the supply line cutoff, ensuring the truck fueling station is compliant with Coast Guard fueling policies. The contractor will be responsible for providing all equipment, materials, tools, and labor to perform the scope of work, which includes uninstalling existing piping and equipment, installing new pipe supports and equipment stands, and conducting system checks. The contractor must also comply with various regulations, including OSHA standards, the Davis-Bacon Act, and environmental regulations. Some key aspects of the project include: • Providing all equipment, materials, tools, and labor to perform the scope of work • Uninstalling existing piping and equipment from the current truck fueling station • Installing new pipe supports and equipment stands to accommodate equipment relocation • Conducting system checks to ensure the reinstalled equipment is functional • Complying with OSHA standards, the Davis-Bacon Act, and environmental regulations • Coordinating with the Coast Guard's points of contact to arrange access to the facility • Submitting a technical proposal, price proposal, and past performance references for evaluation.