Fuel Oil Tanks Sample Clauses

Fuel Oil Tanks. Fuel Oil Tanks shall be located to the rear of the Home site, shall have adequate supports and must be well painted and maintained. New tanks are to be situated on a cement pad. Oil tanks that are in direct contact with the ground are prohibited and must be replaced.
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Fuel Oil Tanks. Abandoned fuel oil tanks shall be referred by the Code Official to the Fire Prevention Bureau for review and disposition.
Fuel Oil Tanks. See contract Clauses C130 and C320 for fuel oil tank capacities and details of the construction of the fuel oil tanks. All decks, overheads, and bulkheads, serving as fuel oil tank boundaries shall indicate the tank boundary with contrasting paint and be labeled “FUEL OIL TANK – NO HOT WORK.”
Fuel Oil Tanks. The contents of the fuel tanks listed below will be pumped to trucks via hoses inserting through tanks’ manholes. The contractor shall provide trucks with pumps, hoses with fittings and all necessary equipment to perform this work. Hot work shall be stopped while the fuel being pumped. The ship’s pumps and weather deck connections shall not be used. Fuel shall not be transferred from one tank to other tanks. The contractor shall dispose of all fuel in accordance with all EPA, state and local regulations. For bidding purposes, estimate 10,000 gallons of fuel will need to be pumped out by the contractor. Open, gas-free, and clean the tanks (four walls, deck plate, and top plate), all steel angles, all piping, vent, overflow and sounding tubes contiguous to the tank and the tank wall penetration sleeves. INSPECTION POINT. Notify the Government and U.S. Coast Guard for inspection. After the cleanliness inspection, set up for pressure test of all fuel tanks to 2 psi for leak. INSPECTION POINT. The Government Inspector shall be contacted to witness these pressure tests. After completion of pressure test, if there is no other work required in that tank(s), the contractor shall open that tank(s) and remove all rags and/or other obstruction performed during the pressure test. INSPECTION POINT. The Government Inspector shall be contacted to inspect these tanks prior to final closing. If approve by the government, the contractor must close the manhole cover for that tank(s) immediately under the witness of the government inspector to ensure its cleanliness. Furnish all new gaskets and new brass fasteners as per original as required to reinstall manhole covers, thoroughly scrape and clean gasket surfaces on manhole covers and tanks (Note: All manhole access/cover have 18 inch x 23 inch opening with 22 fasteners

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