Port Heiden Fuel Header Upgrade

The Port Heiden Fuel Header Upgrade contract calls for the de‑commissioning, repair, coating, and replacement of existing above‑ground fuel pipelines, the installation of a new pipeline road crossing, and the provision of spill‑response equipment at the remote Port Heiden site in Alaska. The work is funded jointly by the State of Alaska and the Denali Commission and is valued at roughly $300‑$400 k. The awarded contractor must manage all aspects of mobilization, site preparation, pipeline construction, testing, and close‑out documentation, adhering to stringent safety, environmental, and quality‑control standards. • Scope includes removal of two existing 3‑inch Schedule‑80 fuel pipelines, reuse of salvageable pipe, new pipeline installation (~6,170 ft), coating repairs, and provision of fire extinguishers and spill kits. • Required deliverables: daily coating inspection reports, two pressure‑test cycles (125 psig and 75 psig), O&M manuals, and a temporary‑facilities plan submitted ≥ 60 days after Intent‑to‑Award. • Mandatory compliance with Alaska wage rates, DBE participation, OSHA safety, USACE Nationwide Permit 58, and performance/payment bond requirements (100 % of contract price).