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Los Alamitos AASF Tank Repair Maintenance

Department of Defense → Department of the Army → US Army Corps of Engineers → Engineer Division Northwestern → ENDIST OMAHA → W071 ENDIST OMAHASolicitationSolicitation W9128F26RA060

Response deadline

Wed, Sep 30, 2026, 3:00 PM EDT

Product Service Code

PSC Y1NA
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Opportunity details

NAICS
237120
Notice type
Solicitation
Set-aside
Small Business Set Aside - Total
Original posted
September 24, 2026
Last updated
October 18, 2026
Notice ID
5fc4efb11cdb444eb5b0afbbaf85e826

Summary

*24 September 2026: This amendment publishes a change in the Scope of Work and updated CLIN Schedule due to funding. Updated proposals are due on 30 September 2026, no later than 02:00 PM CDT._______________________*...... *8 September 2026: This amendment publishes a change in the Scope of Work, provides an additional drawing for the temporary tanks, and extends the due date for the proposal to 22 September 2026. ______________________*.....*21 August 2026: This amendment is to extend the due date for the proposal to 4 September 2026 and post the sign in sheet for the Site Visit._________________* This project includes performing repairs and maintenance to one vertical aboveground storage tank at Los Alamitos AFB, in California. The contractor shall phase their work to minimize disruption to existing fuels operations. The repairs and maintenance items shall be performed to comply with API 653 and all applicable design criteria and standards.

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*24 September 2026: This amendment publishes a change in the Scope of Work and updated CLIN Schedule due to funding. Updated proposals are due on 30 September 2026, no later than 02:00 PM CDT._______________________*...... *8 September 2026: This amendment publishes a change in the Scope of Work, provides an additional drawing for the temporary tanks, and extends the due date for the proposal to 22 September 2026. ______________________*.....*21 August 2026: This amendment is to extend the due date for the proposal to 4 September 2026 and post the sign in sheet for the Site Visit._________________* This project includes performing repairs and maintenance to one vertical aboveground storage tank at Los Alamitos AFB, in California. The contractor shall phase their work to minimize disruption to existing fuels operations. The repairs and maintenance items shall be performed to comply with API 653 and all applicable design criteria and standards.

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