Engineering, Design, Planning and Permitting Services for Underground Fuel Storage Tank Replacement
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A government authority in Culver City, California is seeking a vendor to provide engineering, design, planning, and permitting services for the replacement of eight underground fuel storage tanks. The scope includes review of existing documentation such as as-built drawings and prior environmental reports, as well as geotechnical investigations where needed.
The selected firm will develop conceptual designs for above-ground storage tanks and fuel dispenser installations at each site, identify alternative locations or fueling options as necessary, and prepare project schedules covering permitting, design, and construction phases. The consultant will also provide technical support during the bidding process and assist in the evaluation of contractor bids and qualifications.
Questions related to the solicitation must be submitted no later than July 23, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 20, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Civil or mechanical engineering firm with fuel system infrastructure expertise
- Experience replacing underground storage tanks and designing above-ground fueling systems
- Capability in planning, permitting, and environmental documentation review
- Geotechnical investigation coordination or in-house geotechnical capacity
- Familiarity with public-sector procurement and bid-phase technical support
- Presence in California with knowledge of local and state permitting requirements
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