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U.S. Department Of Defense·Alaska

Vertical Tank Storage System Demolition and Removal

Closes 9/28/2026$2M – $5MRequest for Quotation
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Description

The U.S. Air Force is seeking qualified contractors to provide a one‑time demolition, removal, and disposal of a Vertical Tank Storage System (VTS) at Joint Base Elmendorf‑Richardson, Alaska. The contract is a total small‑business set‑aside and will be awarded to the responsible offeror whose quote is technically acceptable and price‑reasonable. The contractor must supply all labor, equipment, tools, hazardous‑material handling, and disposal coordination, and must repair any facility damage caused during work. Performance will be monitored through inspections, quality‑control plans, and compliance with safety, environmental, and security regulations. • Location: Joint Base Elmendorf‑Richardson, AK (525th Aircraft Maintenance Unit, buildings 10555 & 10565) • Scope: Disassembly, removal, and disposal of 100 VTS positions (Model V‑100‑2) – a single, non‑repetitive task • Requirements: Fully qualified technicians, all necessary tools/equipment, hazardous‑material assessments, coordination with DLA for disposal, and a Quality Control Plan submitted within 30 days of award • Contract type: Small‑business set‑aside RFQ, evaluated on technical acceptability and price reasonableness • Submission deadline: 28 Sep 2026, 11:00 AM AKST, via email to the Contracting Officer (TSgt William Johnson) and Contract Specialist (A1C Rex Edades) • Post‑award: Scheduling meeting and site visit within 10 days of award; ongoing reporting of labor hours and compliance documentation.

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Contact

Rex Edades(Contract Specialist)

[email protected]

(907) 552-5446

Key dates

Opened
9/25/2026
Closes
9/28/2026

Last updated

Details

Type
Request for Quotation
Industry
Construction
NAICS
562119
Solicitation №
FA500026Q0075

Budget estimate

$2,000,000 – $5,000,000

No contract value is disclosed. Based on the scope—removal of 100 large fuel‑tank units, specialized hazardous‑material handling, disposal coordination, and required certifications—a reasonable estimate ranges from $2 million for a lean contractor to $5 million for a contractor providing full‑service logistics, equipment, and waste‑disposal fees. Factors influencing the final price include the cost of mobilizing heavy equipment, hazardous‑waste disposal rates, travel and lodging for personnel in Alaska, and any subcontractor support needed for the specialized VTS components.

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