Mather Fueling System Repairs

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District, issued this sources sought notice for the Mather Fueling System Repairs project. The scope of work involves comprehensive modifications to a 12,000-gallon jet fuel (F-24) horizontal aboveground storage tank and its surrounding fueling infrastructure. Specific tank improvements include installing a sampling/gauging hatch and a clock-type mechanical gauge on tank manways, recoating the tank exterior, replacing collision barriers, and adding a full-length catwalk. The project also entails replacing audible and visual alarms, upgrading the automated tank gauging system from a Veeder Root TLS-350 Plus to a TLS-450 Plus, and relocating a generator from a compartmentalized unit to an outdoor area.

The solicitation requires significant civil and mechanical site work, including repairing the remote containment basin drainage pipe and replacing asphalt and concrete surfaces to improve stormwater drainage and prevent fuel spill degradation. The fuel dispenser monitor will be replaced with a non-coalescing filter and a hand-pumped water draw-off system. Additionally, the existing Petroleum, Oil, and Lubricants (POL) building will be replaced in kind at its current location.

This requirement is identified under solicitation number W9128F26RA070 and is classified under NAICS 237120 for Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures Construction and PSC Y1GC for Construction of Fuel Storage Buildings. The notice is designated as a Small Business Administration (SBA) set-aside. Interested parties must submit responses by the deadline of January 14, 2026. Samuel Obrist serves as the primary point of contact for this market research effort.