RFQ 6923G226Q000016 Yocum Sailing removal & installation

The Request for Quotation (RFQ) 6923G226Q000016 outlines the removal and installation of a fuel dispensing system at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA)'s Yocum Sailing Center. This project, a 100% Total Small Business Set-aside, involves replacing two underground storage tanks (USTs) for gasoline and diesel, along with associated piping, dispensers, and electrical systems. The new system will include dual-product fuel dispensers at Mallory Pier and the Collins Place Parking Area. The contractor must secure all permits, adhere to historical preservation standards for the USMMA National Historic District, and coordinate closely with USMMA. The period of performance is 90 days, with strict adherence to federal, state, and local regulations for hazardous waste disposal, environmental protection, and site restoration. Invoicing will be done electronically via the Delphi eInvoicing web portal.

This engineering study for the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Yocum Dock in Kings Point, NY, investigates options for upgrading its marine fueling station. The current system includes two underground storage tanks for diesel and gasoline, installed in 1995, which passed a functionality test in 2022 but are in a flood-prone area. The report evaluates three options: reusing existing tanks (not recommended due to flood risk), installing new above-ground tanks (not recommended due to flood risk and local prohibitions on above-ground gasoline storage), and installing new underground tanks in a higher elevation parking lot with a floating dock dispenser (recommended). The recommended Option 3 mitigates flood risks, improves safety, and allows for continued operation during construction. The project would involve removing existing tanks, installing new double-wall fiberglass tanks, and implementing flexible piping for the floating dock dispenser. The study includes cost estimates, recommendations, and information on required permits and system components like BRUGG Piping Systems and Franklin Fueling Equipment's leak monitoring.

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The RFQ 6923G226Q000016 Attachment Two outlines a Past Performance Evaluation Questionnaire for the Yocum Sailing Center Fuel Dispensing System Removal and Installation project. This questionnaire is designed for offerors to provide contractor information and for respondents (commercial or government) to evaluate past performance. The evaluation uses a grading system with ratings: Highly Satisfactory, Satisfactory, Unsatisfactory, and Not Applicable/Unknown Confidence. The questionnaire covers various aspects of performance, including quality of services and maintenance, adherence to schedules, manpower, compliance with regulations, problem identification, quality control, contractual terms, responsiveness, and financial concerns. The completed questionnaire must be emailed by May 26, 2026, to durba.ray@dot.gov and cc Brian.Wiley.ctr@dot.gov. This document is crucial for assessing potential contractors' reliability and capability for government projects.

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The document outlines two Requests for Quotation (RFQs): 6923G226Q000016 and 6923G226Q000004, both requiring Firm Fixed Price proposals. RFQ 6923G226Q000016 details the removal of an existing fuel dispensing system at the Yocum Sailing Center, including underground storage tanks, dispensers, and associated piping and electrical systems, followed by the installation of a new system in an approved area. RFQ 6923G226Q000004 focuses on demolition and installation, requesting unit prices, percentage discounts, and labor categories, along with a justification of the price proposal as part of Volume III - factor 3 Price proposal. Both RFQs require a total proposed price.