FBO Fuel Line Repairs – Phase 2

The City of Charlotte is seeking qualified vendors to repair and upgrade the fuel line infrastructure at its Fixed‑Base Operator (FBO) facility. The work includes replacing meters, filters, and control valves, installing a flow‑rate control system, and adding an over‑fill prevention system and relaxation chamber to bring the facility into NFPA compliance and improve fueling capacity. The project is expected to take about five months, with four months of shop fabrication and one month of on‑site installation. The solicitation requires standard municipal bonding (bid, payment, performance) and the contractor must maintain insurance covering automobile operations, aviation liability, general liability, and workers’ compensation. The total contract value is estimated between $100,000 and $249,999. • Replacement of fuel meters, filters, and control valve with flow‑rate control system. • Installation of over‑fill prevention system and relaxation chamber. • Shop fabrication/assembly (≈4 months) followed by on‑site installation (≈1 month). • Compliance with NFPA codes, required municipal bonds, and insurance coverage. • Estimated contract value $100‑250 k; project duration ≈5 months.