Fuel Farm Relocation – Duluth International Airport (DLH)

The City of Duluth is soliciting bids for the design‑build relocation of the fuel farm at Duluth International Airport. The contract includes demolition of the existing fuel‑farm structures, installation of three new above‑ground storage tanks (one 10,000‑gal unleaded, two 10,000‑gal diesel), construction of new fueling islands with pumps for airport maintenance equipment and rental‑car services, extensive site‑work (excavation, grading, paving, turf restoration), underground fuel‑line installation, and a full electrical and control‑system package. The project must comply with Minnesota prevailing‑wage rules, FAA safety standards, and MPCA storm‑water regulations, and it is scheduled for a July 2026 start with a 90‑day construction window. • Install three 10,000‑gal ASTs and associated fuel‑dispensing equipment • Perform earthwork, concrete/bituminous paving, and turf establishment across ~1.32 ac of disturbed site • Install underground double‑wall fuel piping, electrical service cabinets, lighting, and control systems • Provide all required safety, environmental (SWPPP), and security (badge‑controlled access) measures