Active Solicitation · DEPT OF DEFENSE

    OIL/ COOLANT STORAGE & DISPENSER SYSTEM

    Sol. FA452826QSP02Combined Synopsis/SolicitationSet-aside: Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)MINOT AFB, ND
    Open · 23d remaining
    DAYS TO CLOSE
    23
    closes Jul 16, 2026
    POSTED
    Jun 22, 2026
    Publication date
    NAICS CODE
    332420
    Primary industry classification
    PSC CODE
    5430
    Product & service classification

    AI Summary

    The Department of Defense is seeking quotes for an oil and coolant storage and dispenser system. The system must meet specific dimensions and operational requirements, including modular design and compatibility with standard power. Quotes for equal products will be accepted, provided they meet essential characteristics. Delivery only is required, with no assembly needed.

    Contract details

    Solicitation No.
    FA452826QSP02
    Notice Type
    Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
    Set-Aside
    Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)
    Posted Date
    June 22, 2026
    Response Deadline
    July 16, 2026
    NAICS Code
    332420AI guide
    PSC / Class Code
    5430
    Issuing Office
    FA4528 5 CONS
    Primary Contact
    Sherry L. Platt
    State
    ND
    ZIP Code
    58705
    AI Product/Service
    product

    Description

    Name: Oil/Coolant Storage and Dispenser

    Make: NOT A BRAND NAME SET-ASIDE Lubrisource or equal

    Model: HDL4-FS-0064-3W-2E-1F-1SP or equal

    The suggested brand name is Lubrisource; however, quotes for "equal" products will be evaluated and accepted provided they meet all the essential physical, functional, and performance characteristics

    System Configuration & Facility Requirements

    Must fit within a maximum space of 12ft W x 9ft D x 10ft H. (Dimensions may be adjusted if the design safely maximizes vertical space).

    Stackable, modular, or racked design. Must include brackets to hold the containers securely in 2 rows of 4.

    Must operate on standard 115V power utilizing Type B plugs.

    Equipment delivery only. Contractors are NOT required to perform physical assembly, anchoring, or setup.

    Eight (8) 65-Gallon aluminized steel, rectangular containers. Tanks must feature sloped bottoms and drain ports for easy cleaning.

    Fluid Capacities & Coding

    System must be capable of holding a minimum of 275 Gallons of Oil (up to 15W-40 viscosity) and 165 Gallons of Coolant. Tanks must be color-coded to clearly identify different fluids.

    Top-mounted ports must utilize 1 ½” Quick-Disconnect (QD) fittings connected to 2” NPT ports.

    Top-mounted desiccant breathers featuring visual "Color-Change" indicators.

    Sight gauges for visual monitoring of liquid levels. Gauges must include printed volume demarcations.

    Two (2) 115V, minimum 8 GPM, self-priming gear pumps (or stronger) with suction tube assemblies. (One dedicated to Oil, one for Coolant).

    Two (2) 50ft Hose Reels (one for Oil, one for Coolant). Pumps must be strong enough to support the 50ft reels and intake/refill.

    Must include lockable dispensing ball valves.

    It must feature 10-micron inline filters prior to dispensing.

    Must include isolation valves installed before the filters for both coolant and oil to allow fluid shutoff during filter changes.

    Spill containment must hold a minimum of 130 Gallons (which satisfies the 25% of total liquid stored requirement).

    Drip pans must be included. (Drain valves on drip pans are not required).

    All sight gauges must have isolation valves installed to prevent leaks if the gauge glass is broken.

    Key dates

    1. June 22, 2026Posted Date
    2. July 16, 2026Proposals / Responses Due

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    OIL/ COOLANT STORAGE & DISPENSER SYSTEM is a federal acquisition solicitation issued by DEPT OF DEFENSE. Review the full description, attachments, and submission requirements on SamSearch before the response deadline.

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