RFP 20-09 - RFP 20-09 - Moresby Fuel Tank Removal - Phase 2

The City of Prince Rupert is seeking proposals from qualified proponents for the demolition and removal of the Moresby Fuel Tanks #1 & #2 and their associated pipelines and blast walls, and the removal and disposal of any fuel products contained therein. The Moresby Fuel Tanks #1 & #2 are the center and westernmost of three large above ground tanks (ASTs) for fuel oil containment, and are located on City property at approximately 1630 Park Avenue. The ASTs were constructed by the Department of National Defense to support refueling of naval vessels during the Second World War, and subsequently transferred into the City's possession.

Scope of Services

The services will comprise the following for the project including, without limiting:

(i) Mobilization and demobilization from Site;
(ii) Removal and off-site disposal of remaining distribution pipelines between the three ASTs and the oily water and residual fuel oil within (estimated to be 58,400 liters), and establishing of equipment access to Tanks #1 & #2;
(iii) Removal and off-site disposal of all fuel products from Tanks #1 and #2 (estimated to be 49,000 and 319,000 liters respectively);
(iv) Demolition, and off-site disposal of concrete blast walls at Tanks #1 and #2;
(v) Decontamination of Tanks #1 and #2 and surrounding supply lines, and off-site disposal of oily water generated from decontamination activities;
(vi) Demolition and off-site disposal of Tanks #1 and #2 and surrounding supply lines following decontamination;
(vii) Removal and off-site disposal to the City of Prince Rupert landfill of the approximately 0.5 meter thick pea gravel layer covering the full area beneath Tanks #1 and #2; and,
(viii) Site restoration, including the supply and installation of 30-40-0 slow release fertilizer and a 0.3 meter thick layer of clean wood chips;

together with all items of work associated with developing site access, construction site security, quality management (such as inspection and testing requirements) and construction environmental management (such as bird nesting surveys, erosion and sediment control, treated water testing), all to be carried out with consideration being given to a focus on value to the City and Project budget.

An optional site visit for Proponents will be held at the following time and location:
Date: July 3, 2019
Time: 11:00 AM
Location: 1600 Park Avenue, Prince Rupert

The Site Visit will provide interested proponents with an overview of the intended project outcomes and RFP requirements and allow proponents an opportunity to review the site and site-specific conditions.