Koke'e Fuel Tank Water Removal

The Air Force is seeking services to extract water from the interstitial space of a 5,500-gallon fuel storage tank at Koke’e Air Station in Waimea, Hawaii. This work, Facility Project No. 17374403, addresses issues like condensation and groundwater intrusion in Building 6. The procurement is a small business set-aside under NAICS 562112. The scope includes water extraction, contaminant testing, cleaning, drying, and applying corrosion treatments. The contractor is responsible for environmental disposal following EPA rules and must follow OSHA fall protection standards. Personnel need REAL ID compliance and background checks for base access. This firm-fixed-price contract requires technical questions by June 8, 2026, with quotes due by June 13, 2026. The Air Force requires water removal from the interstitial space of a 5,500-gallon fuel tank at Koke’e Air Force Station in Kauai, Hawaii. Facility Project No. 17374403 addresses risks from condensation and leaks to maintain storage system integrity. The 766 ESS PKP is managing this small business set-aside. The Air Force needs water removed from the interstitial space of a 5,500-gallon fuel tank in Building 6 at Koke’e Air Station. Facility Project No. 17374403 prevents corrosion and fuel degradation caused by condensation or leaks. The contractor provides all labor, tools, and materials to ensure the tank meets EPA standards.