DRUM SC 25 013 DPW POL PWS Draft.pdf
Posted: April 15, 2025
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This performance work statement (PWS) outlines the requirements for a contract to provide petroleum, oil, and lubricant (POL) facility operation support services at Fort Drum, NY.
The contractor is responsible for delivering all necessary resources, excluding government-furnished property (GFP), to ensure effective performance in several key areas including:
- POL tank monitoring
- Maintenance of oil and water separator skimmers
- Support services for building P-3829 (which includes pumping services and JP-8 deliveries)
- Contaminated soil support at building P-2018
- Oil filter crushing
- Operations at the building P-1301 recycle facility
- Fuel filtering
A site visit is scheduled for potential bidders to assess the work environment, with specific instructions on access requirements and submission of questions.
Contractor personnel must meet stringent qualifications including being trained and certified as specified in the contract. They are required to possess a commercial driver’s license (CDL) with hazmat endorsement and must be capable of performing under various climatic conditions.
The document emphasizes safety protocols, including immediate reporting of serious accidents or incidents and compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. Additionally, it outlines security measures for installation access, requiring background checks and appropriate identification credentials for all contractor employees.
The contractor is also responsible for maintaining records of employee qualifications and ensuring adherence to conduct standards while on-site.
The contractor is responsible for delivering all necessary resources, excluding government-furnished property (GFP), to ensure effective performance in several key areas including:
- POL tank monitoring
- Maintenance of oil and water separator skimmers
- Support services for building P-3829 (which includes pumping services and JP-8 deliveries)
- Contaminated soil support at building P-2018
- Oil filter crushing
- Operations at the building P-1301 recycle facility
- Fuel filtering
A site visit is scheduled for potential bidders to assess the work environment, with specific instructions on access requirements and submission of questions.
Contractor personnel must meet stringent qualifications including being trained and certified as specified in the contract. They are required to possess a commercial driver’s license (CDL) with hazmat endorsement and must be capable of performing under various climatic conditions.
The document emphasizes safety protocols, including immediate reporting of serious accidents or incidents and compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. Additionally, it outlines security measures for installation access, requiring background checks and appropriate identification credentials for all contractor employees.
The contractor is also responsible for maintaining records of employee qualifications and ensuring adherence to conduct standards while on-site.
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