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FBO DAILY ISSUE OF JUNE 26, 2010 FBO #3136
SOURCES SOUGHT

L -- Propane Refueling, Southeast Alaska

Notice Date
6/24/2010
 
Notice Type
Sources Sought
 
NAICS
454312 — Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Bottled Gas) Dealers
 
Contracting Office
Forest Service - R-10 Tongass National Forest
 
ZIP Code
00000
 
Solicitation Number
AG-0116-S-10-076
 
Archive Date
7/15/2010
 
Point of Contact
Sherman L Mayle, Phone: 9072286244
 
E-Mail Address
smayle@fs.fed.us
(smayle@fs.fed.us)
 
Small Business Set-Aside
N/A
 
Description
The intent of this notice is to identify any possible providers for the service described here. At this time there is only one available source in SouthEastern Alaska of which the forest sercvice is aware that can provide this service and it is our intent to identify any other sources before making a sole source award. There are seven Forest Service radio sites at the grid coordinates below that require propane refueling. Because there are no roads, they are accessible only by helicopter. The full "liquid out" tanks are transported to a staging area and then slung to the remote site by a helicopter rated for that load. A fuel mechanic will then remove the barrel from the sling and transfer the propane from the tank to standard 500 gallon propane tanks. This process is repeated until all the tanks are at maximum capacity. This is a high priority communication system that must be kept operational at all times to facilitate employee and aircraft coordination and tracking. Offeror must have experience with this type of task due to the associated high risks. Fuel requirement: Contractor shall fuel all remote sites with propane quantities per schedule. The estimated LP Gas Fuel required is below. Contractor shall check fuel tank and fuel lines for condition and leaks upon arrival. Upon detection of any leaks, vendor is to isolate, as much as possible, and contact the Contracting Officer with a cost estimate to repair. Contractor shall record actual gallons of propane delivered to each site on the invoice and tank gauge level percentages after filling. Al documentation will be delivered to the Contracting Officer within one week of work completion. SCHEDULE: SOUTHERN SOUTHEAST ALASKA PROPANE REFUELING: Line Item #1: a subtotal of 3,000 gallons which breaks down to be the following sites: Name LAT LONG Elevation (meters AMSL) Gallons LPG Location High Mtn. 055' 21' 45'N 131' 47' 59'W 728 1,200 See Map (Site #1) Black Mtn. 055' 16' 45'N 131' 24' 00W 604 1,100 See Map (Site # 2) Thorne Link 055' 46' 54'N 132' 43' 36'W 662 800 See Map (Site #3) Orchard 055' 50' 30'N 131' 21' 03W 1063 700 See Map (Site #4) Burnett 055' 46' 36'N 132' 07' 33'W 818 700 See Map (Site #5) 12 Mile 055' 18' 51'N 132' 47' 30'W 670 700 See Map (Site #6) Twin Peaks 055' 45' 48'N 133' 10' 00'W 776 700 See Map (Site #7)
 
Web Link
FBO.gov Permalink
(https://www.fbo.gov/spg/USDA/FS/116/AG-0116-S-10-076/listing.html)
 
Place of Performance
Address: Multiple locations in Southeast Alaska, Various, Alaska, United States
 
Record
SN02187865-W 20100626/100624235635-b03676abba3399f600208b27d2efacee (fbodaily.com)
 
Source
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