‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT AT FELTONVILLE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 238 EAST WYOMING AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19120 PREPARED FOR: THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 440 NORTH BROAD STREET, 3°° FLOOR, ROOM 3053 PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19103 PREPARED BY: KLEINFELDER 180 SHEREE BOULEVARD, SUITE 3800 EXTON, PENNSYLVANIA 19341 MARCH 2, 2010 PROJECT B-016/017‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS: TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION INTRODUCTION Owner. Project Location Background... os ‘Summary Scope of Work and Environmental Consultant Services .. Special Requirement-Site Meeting/Walk-Through Prior to Close Out. UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK (UST) REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION Section 1 - UST Removal General... 1.1.01 Scope of Services... 1.1.02 Related Documents. 1.1.03 Related Sections 1.1.04 Definitions.. 4.1.05 General Requirements... 1.1.06 Standards... 1.1.07 Submittals... : 1.1.08 Quality Assurance 1.1.09 Project Conditions ..... 1.1.10 Safety 11.11 Sequence of Operations.. 1.1.12 Cooperation with Other Contractors .. 1.1.13 Directive to the Contractor... Section 2 - UST Removal Execution... ee eee 1G 24.01 — General... ee ee y, 2.4.02 Notifications and Permits. 7 “AT ilnstE | Reriel ot Cover arene Ue tiee 2.1.04 — Removal of Product : 2.4.05 Tank Vapor Purging. 2.4.08 Tank and Pipe Cleaning... 2.4.07 — Tank Removal . : 2.1.08 Excavation/Removal of Regulated Soilfill Materials 2.1.09 Release of Product... _ 2.1.10 Special Conditions for UST Removal and Site Clearance. 24 2.4.11 Backfiling and Compaction... = 24.42 Test Documentation and Reporting... cere 241.13 Disposal Documentation = 23SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS ‘SECTION Section 3— UST Installation... Part 1 ~ Products 3.4.01 3.1.02 3.1.03 3.1.04 3.1.05 3.1.06 3.1.07 3.1.08 Part 2 - 10,000-Gallon Heating Oil UST Installation... 3.2.01 3.2.02 3.2.03 3.2.04 3.2.05 3.2.06 3.207 3.2.08 3.2.09 3.2.40 3.2.44 3.2.12 Section 4 —Conerete Part 1 ~ General. AAO1 4.4.02 44.03 41.04 44.05 Part 2— Products... 4.2.01 4.2.02 4.203 4.2.04 4.205 4.2.06 4.207 4.2.08 4.2.09 4.2.10 TABLE OF CONTENTS (conmiNvED) for Installation of One 10,000-Gallon UST ‘Underground Storage Tank Installation. Pump Controls. Duplox Fuel Oil Transior Pump Set with Pre-Wired Control Panel for the Boilers .. : Piping, Monitoring and Gauging System Manholes Containment Sump... Valves, Fitings, Flexible Connectors, and Other Equipment. General... Tank Handling and Storage: Pre-Installation Inspection and Testing Equipment Installation... Electrical Backliling and Compaction . Testing Containment Sump.. Concrete Painting Testing = Filling the Newly installed UST... Test Documentation and Reporting ‘Scope of Work: Definitions, Submittals Quality Assurance ... co Delivery, Storage, and Handing Form-Facing Materials... Steel Reinforcement Reinforcement Accessories. Concrete Materials Admixtures (General) . Curing Materials Proportioning and Design of Concrete Mixes. ‘Admixtures. - Fabricating Reinforcement .. Conerete Mixing...‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS ‘TABLE OF CONTENTS (conTINUED) SECTION Part 3 — Execution... 4.3.01 Formwork. : 43.02 Concrete Placement.. 4.3.03 Concrete Finish... 4.3.04 Field Quality Control. 4.3.05 Protection and Cleaning 4.3.06 Acceptance of Concrete Work. ATTACHMENTS Exhibit 1 PADEP Clean Fill and No.2 and No.4 Heating Oil Analytical Summary Tables‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL Olt. STORAGE TANKS. INTRODUCTION OWNER: The Schoo! District of Philadelphia 440 North Broad Street, 3" Floor, Room 3053 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103 PROJECT LOCATION: —_Feltonvile Intermediate School 238 East Wyoming Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19120 ‘Specifications presented herein are for the removal of one heating oil underground storage tank (UST), estimated to be 10,000-galions in size, and the installation of one replacement 10,000- gallon heating oil UST al the Feltonville Intermediate School (Site). This specification is intended to augment requirements and specifications to install the UST and related piping, pump, and control systems presented in the overall bid package for this project. An Environmental Consultant will collect post-excavation confirmatory soil samples proximal to and underneath the existing UST and associated piping. Samples will be submitted for laboratory analysis. Arora Engineers Incorporated (Inc.) has completed the design drawings for this project. Please refer to Arora Engineers Ine. Drawings # MO.1 — Mechanical Legend, Symbols & Notes, M0.2 — Architectural Site Plan & Boiler Room Plan, M1.0 = First Floor Mechanical Demolition Plan, M1.2 ~ Mechanical Boiler Room and Mezz. Demolition Plan, M2.0 ~ First Floor Mechanical New Work Plan, M4.0— Mechanical Schedules, and M5.0 ~ Mechanical Details, BACKGROUND: This specification relates to the removal of one 10,000-gallon heating oil UST and associated piping (Area of Work (AOW) #1). Following the UST removal, the Contractor will install a new 10,000-gallon heating oil UST and associated piping in the same location. Historical information indicates that the Site was occupied by (2) two-story residentiat dwellings and a poultry house in 1922. The surrounding area was occupied by two-story residential dwellings and the Greenmount Cemetery. In 1950, the Site was occupied by the United Stated (U.S.) Government Offices and Gauge Laboratories. The surrounding area was occupied by residential dwellings, commercial buildings, institutional buildings and the Greenmount Cemetery. Historical records documenting the construction of the current school building could not be obtained. As such, at the time of this report, the date of school construction was unknown, ‘The Site is currently bound to the north by East Wyoming Avenue, commercial and institutional buildings, to the east and south by Greenmount Cemetery, and to the west by residential dwellings. The UST slated for removal is located along the eastern side of the building in an asphalt driveway area The surface elevation at the Site is approximately 100 feet above National Geodetic Vertical Datum (NGVD). Surface drainage at the Site is predominantly to the south, Page 1 of 52 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 — FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS. SUMMARY SCOPE OF WORK AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT SERVICES: Area of Work # 1 (One Heating Oil UST (estimated to be 8,000-10,000-qallons in size) The existing 10,000-galion heating oil UST will be removed, disposed of, and replaced in accordance with the Pennsylvania Deparment of Environmental Protection (PADEP) guidelines. The Contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, equipment, and incidentals required fo remove the heating oil UST, associated supply and return lines and pumps, remove and spose of an estimated 400 tons of non-hazardous regulated soilfill material, and install one new 10,000-gallon heating oil UST with associated pumps and piping as a replacement. Due to the proximity of underground ules, the School District requested the use of a shoring system during the excavation and tank installation activities. The Contractor shall retain services of a Pennsylvania-licensed Professional Engineer (PE) to design the shoring system. The Contractor shall dewater the excavation as needed. If potentially impacted surface and/or groundwater is encountered, the Contractor shall test the potentially impacted water to determine if the discharge to the combined sewer system is appropriate. ily of Philadelphia Water Department requires a permit for such a discharge. If fevels of contaminants preclude the water from being discharged to the combined sewer, the Contractor will be required to dispose of the water at a regulated facilly. Previous Investigations On January 21, 2010, a soil investigation was conducted at the Site to characterize the soil near the existing UST located at the Site. Three composite soil samples and five grab samples were collected and submitted to a laboratory for analysis of PADEP's clean fill parameters and PADEP's No. 2 and 4 heating oil parameters. The laboratory analytical results indicated that the composite soil samples exhibited concentrations of cobait above the PADEP’s Clean Fill Criteria. Based on the analytical results, excess soil ‘material generated during the course of the planned work would be classified as regulated material In Pennsylvania. Therefore, disposal of excess material must be performed in accordance with PADEP Management of Fill Policy (# 258-282-773 4/24/04). The Contractor is responsible for the removal and proper disposal of any soilfill material generated during the tank excavation activities. The concentrations of PADEP’s No.2 and 4 healing oil parameters in samples collected were reported to be below PADEP’s Residential Stalewide Health Standards (SHS). Exhibit 1 Contains analytical summary tabies. The Contractor may be required by the disposal facily to collect samples of the excavated soilfil material for additional chemical analyses. If soil excavated during the UST installation is to be stockpiled on-site, pending soil transportation for of-site disposal, the soil shall be placed on, and covered with two layers of six-mil polyethylene plastic sheeting to protect the stockpile from rainwater and wind dispersion. In addition, the slockpiled soil must be contained within 10-foot-high steel temporary fencing and staged at a location approved by the School District of Philadelphia. An Environmental Consultant, designated by the Owner, shall perform the oversight of the tank decommissioning and removal, installation of a new tank, soil placemenvdisposal and site restoration, The related services of the Environmental Consultant shall include, but not be limited to, collecting soil samples, submitting soil samples for laboratory analyses, interpreting Page 2 of 52 UST Removal & Installation SpecificationSECTION 15193 ~ FUEL OlL STORAGE TANKS the results, and making recommendations regarding the extent of excavation and offsite cisposal of impacted sols. The Envionmental Consultant will also ensure that all necessary notifications are made and permits (City and State) are obtained by the Contractor and that all Tequired reporting and documentation is completed for the tank removal SPECIAL REQUIREMENT — SITE MEETING/WALK-THROUGH PRIOR TO CLOSE OUT: Prior to the issuance of authorization for payment, a Site Meeting/Walk-Through will be required for closeout. This post-construction walk-through will be attended by the School District of Philadelphia, the School District Environmental Consultant, the Contractor and. its ‘Superintendent, major subcontractors, manufacturers, suppliers and other concemed parties shall each be represented at the conference by persons familiar with and authorized to conclude matters relating to the Work. The meeting will be conducted by the School District of Philadelphia or a designated representative. uring the walk-through, the following issues will be addressed: Project completion, ‘Any issues encountered during construction activities. An itemized review of the specifications. Review of any field decisions or change orders. Final project inspection and generation of punch list. Review of Schoo! District UST Check List Procedures for processing applications for payment. Product warranties. Operation of tank monitoring system. END OF INTRODUCTION Page 3 of 82 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK (UST) REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION SECTION! UST REMOVAL - GENERAL 4.1.01 SCOPE OF SERVICES ‘A. The Contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, equipment, and incidentals required for the following: 1. CALL BEFORE YOU DIG! At least 3 days prior to the planned start of excavation, the Contractor shall call Pennsylvania One Call at 600-242-1776 and provide the confirmation number to the Schoo! District of Philadelphia and the Environmental Consultant 2, Prior t0 any excavation activities, install all erosion and control measures required for UST removal activities. 3, Remove and dispose of product, rinseate and sludges from the existing healing oil UST. 4. Remove and dispose of concrete, asphalt, and brick paving &. Dispose off-site an estimated total of approximately 400 tons of excess soil andior fil material, The excess soil andlor fill material shall be disposed of in accordance with the PADEP Management of Fill Policy 6, Remove and dispose of one 10,000-gallon heating oil UST and associated piping and pumps. 4.1.02 RELATED DOCUMENTS 'A. Drawings and general provisions of the Contract, including General and Supplementary Conditions, apply to this Section. 1.4.03 RELATED SECTIONS 'A. All material and removal sections relating to Site preparation, Site restoration, and other relaled Work not specified herein are covered in the appropriate Sections. 1.4.04 DEFINITIONS “The following words, terms, and abbreviations when used in this document shall have the folowing meanings unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. BACKFILL MATERIAL: Consists of select-load bearing certified clean fill material. PADEP requires. proof that the backfill is clean; analytical documentation; and the bill of fading documenting the source of the backfill material CITY: City of Philadelphia. CLEAN FILL: Defined in the Municipal and Residual Waste Regulations Guidance Documents ‘as “uncontaminated, non-water soluble, inert solid, non-decomposable material used to jevel an area or bring the area to grade.” PADEP has developed clean fill levels for ‘incontaminated soils, rock, stone, gravel, unused brick and block, concrete, and used asphalt by establishing the maximum allowable chemical concentrations for both organic and inorganic chemicals. Use of fill material that does nol meet PADEP's cfiteria is restricted and requires PADEP’s approval for reuse. Page 4 of 52 UST Removal & Installation SpecificationSECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS: Consist of the general and supplemental conditions, Specifications, drawings, and any addenda issued prior to bidding. CONTRACTING OFFICER: An authorized representative of the Schoo! District of Philadelp CONTRACTOR: The person, firm, or corporation hired by the Schoo! District of Philadelphia to Perform the Work defined in these Contract documents. The Contractor shall be licensed in the City of Philadelphia. The Contractor shall submit documents confirming such license with the bid document, DEBRIS: Combustible and non-combustible wastes such as ashes, leaves, wood, and waste material resulting from construction or maintenance and repair work. DEWATERING: The process of removing water from an excavation, DISCHARGE: Any intentional or unintentional action or omission resulting in the releasing, spilling. leaking, pumping, pouring, emitting, emptying, or dumping of hazardous Substance or petroleum products onto the surface or groundwater or onto lands from which it might flow or drain into said waters or into the air. DRAWINGS: The Contract Drawings. ENGINEERED FILL: Naturally or artificially graded mixture of natural or crushed gravel, crushed stone, and natural or crushed sand; ASTM 02940; with at least 90 percent Passing a 1-1/2-inch sieve and not more than 12 percent passing a No, 200 sieve. ENGINEERING CONTROLS: Any physical mechanism to contain or stabilize contamination or ensure the effectiveness of a remedial action, Engineering controls may include, without limitations, cap, covers, dikes, trenches, leachate collection systems, signs, fences, and physical access controls. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT: Owner's representative under the direction of the School District Office of Environmental Management and Services. See Project Environmental Consuttant, EXCAVATION: The removal of encountered material as required by this Specification. FILL MATERIAL: Any material that has been placed in an area by earthwork activities. FURNISH: The Contractor shall supply the item specified at the job Site, unloaded, and secured against damage, vandalism or theft GARBAGE: Refuse and scraps resulting from preparation, cooking, dispensing, and ‘consumption of food. HAZARDOUS CONTAMINATED MATERIAL: Excavated materials are considered hazardous when the following critetia are met: 1) The material tests positive for the characteristics of a hazardous waste defined in Title 40 Code of Federal Regulations (CRF) Part 261 Subpart C (261.21-262.24); 2) The material is a listed waste as per 40 CFR Part 261 Subpart D (261.31-261.33); and 3) The material is a mixture of solid waste (non-hazardous) and one OF more hazardous wastes listed in 40 CFR Part 261 Subpart D (261.31-261 33) Page 5 of 62 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 ~ FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS: INSTALL: The Contractor shall perform all Work required to place the equipment specified in ‘operation, including installation, testing, calibration, and start-up, INTERSTITIAL: Refers to the space between primary and secondary containment of tank, as ‘well as the containment of the sump and piping. LOAD-BEARING FILL: Consists of inorganic and readily compactable borrow sols, inert rubble or rock fragments with a maximum 8-inch particle size with less than 20 percent passing 2 200 sieve. The fil moisture content should be controlled to within fie percent of optimum by wetting, aeration, or blending. LOADING: The act of loading materials from the Site to a truck. NON-HAZARDOUS IMPACTED MATERIAL: Also referred to as impacted Material and Impacted Soll Contains metals andior petroleum hydrocarbon levels above PADEP's Statewide Fieath Standards, The material includes, but is not limited to, inert rubble, debris, fil material, rock fragments, and soll. The material does not contain chemical components or Chemical compounds, based on analytical laboratory analyses, which would qualify the material 2s hazardous waste under Title 40 Code of Federal Regulations (CRF) Part 261 ‘Subpart C (261.21-262.24) and Subpart D (261.31-261.33). OWNER: The School District of Philadelphia. OILY WASTE: Petroleum products and bituminous material. PADEP: Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. PENNDOT: Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. PERSONNEL DECONTAMINATION AREA: A wash area for workers, typically consisting of @ three-stage cube van: a diy room, a shower station, and a clean room used to remove contaminated materials from the person upon exiting the Work area. PLANS: The Contract Drawings. PLASTIC SHEETING: Polyethylene sheet material ofthe thickness indicated. PRECISION TESTING: Refers to testing the integrity of the tank in accordance with the test device manufacturer's instructions and U.S. EPA Technical Standards. PRODUCT: No. 2 heating oil PROJECT ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT: The Owner's environmental representative. ‘The Project Environmental Consultant will perform oversight and confirm for the owner that the UST Removal has achieved a documented tank closure according to city and PADEP requirements. PROVIDE: The Contractor shall furnish and install the equipment species, and perform the Work necessary to provide a complete and functional system. Page 6 of 52 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS UST REMOVAL CONTRACTOR: The person, firm, or corporation retained by the Schoo! District of Philadelphia to perform the Work defined in the Contract Documents. Tho UST Removal Contractor shall be licensed in the State of Pennsylvania and shall submit documents confirming such license with the bid document, REGULATED MATERIAL: Soil, rock, stone, dredged material, used asphalt, historic fll, and brick, block, oF concrete from construction and demolition activities that is, separated {fom other waste and recognizable as such that has been effected by a spill or release of 2 regulated substance and the concentrations of regulated substances exceed the values in tables FP-1a and FP-1b of the PADEP Management of Fill Policy, # 258-2182. 773, 4124108. RELEASE: Spilling, leaking, pumping, pouring, emiting, escaping, or leaching of the regulated ‘Substance into the environment in a manner not authorized by the PADEP. RUBBISH: Combustible and noncombustible waste such as, but not limited to, paper, boxes, glass, crockery, metal, brick, cans, bottles, leaves, branches, trees, and bones. ‘SHORING: Measures that the Contractor shall be required to take to support the walls of the excavation, SOIL; A natural body of mineral and organic matter, which changes or has changed in response to climate and organism, ‘SOIL REMOVAL: The act of transporting materials from the Site o a suitable disposal facility. SORBENTS: Carbon, clays, zeolites, and silicates. SPECIFICATIONS: The Technical Provisions, the Special Provisions, andor the General Provisions. STABILIZING MATERIAL: Cement, fine-grained siliceous, or pazzolanic materials, lime, and thermoplastic binders, ‘STOCKPILING: The act of placing soil andor fil material into pile, STRUCTURES: Building, footings, foundations, slabs, curbs, or other man-made stationary features constructed above or below the ground surface. SUBGRADE: The uppermost surface of an excavation or the top surface of a fill or backfi immediately below subbase, drainage fil, or topsoil materials, SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION: The stage in the progress of the Work when the Work or designated portion thereof is sufficiently completed in accordance with the Contract Documents so the Owner can utilize the Work for its intended use. SUITABLE FILL MATERIAL: On-Site material consisting of inorganic and readily compacted uncontaminated site soil, inert rubble or rock fragments. TEMPORARY FENCING: A minimum 10-foot high temporary chain-link fence. TREATMENT: Excavated material is mixed with bindinglstablizing material, sorbents and water in appropriate ratio, Page 7 of 52 UST Removal & installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS UNAUTHORIZED EXCAVATION: Removal of materials beyond what is indicated in the ‘Spenifcation without direction by the School District of Philadelphia or the Environmental Contuliant, Unauthorized excavation, as well as other remedial work not directed by the Sensol District of Philadelphia or the Environmental Consultant, shall be at the UST Removal Contractor's expense. UTILITIES: On-Site underground and aboveground pipes, conduits, ducts, cables, as well as other underground and aboveground services. UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK (UST): One or more combination of tanks, as set forth in 26 ee iede. Ch. 245.1, including appurtenant piping, lines, fixtures, and other related Beuipment, used 10 contain an accumulation of hazardous substance or petroleum products, the volume of which, inciufing the volume of appurtenant piping, ines, fixtures, oid other related equipment is 10 percent or more below the ground WORK: Al materials, equipment, labor, services, and other facilies necessary for the ‘Contractor to complete the Contract. WORK AREA: Area(s) of project that undergo removal ofthe existing storage tank and associated appurtenances, instalation of a new UST system, remediation or are known 10 be contaminated, WORKING DAY: Monday through Friday and may include holidays thal fallon any of those days 4.1.05 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS: ‘A. The Contractor shall ensure that all materials comply wilh the Specifications. 8. The Contractor shall be solely responsible for construction means, methods, techniques, sequences, and procedures and for safety precautions and programs. CA electrical work shall conform to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) National Electric Code 70, 1993. D. Avail times during which the Work is being performed under or affecting the Contras te daatactor shall Keep a competent superintendent approved by the Environmental Cencatant constantly on the Sile from the commencement of the Work under this aaa tint! the completion thereof. The superintendent shall see that the instructions and directions of the Environmental Consultant are carried out at all times. E. The Contractor shall provide all labor. equipment, and material required to complete We Jequired Site UST Removal andior activities by erecting 10-oot steel temporary fencing Contractor shall provide additional temporary fencing, if necessary, as a temporary aging area for potentially impacted soil excavated from the area around the existing ust F. The Contractor shall coordinate his Work with any other Work being performed at the davctroction Site and minimize interference with the Owner's normal activities that may continue during construction. Page 8 of 52 UST Removal & Installation SpecificationSECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS G. The Contractor shall obtain necessary permits, arrange for inspections, and obtain approval of the appropriate agency having jurisdiction over the Work described. The costs for permits shall be included in the Base Fee. H. The Contractor shall secure the Work Area during remediation, tank removal, and tank replacement activities by erecting 10-foot steel temporary fencing. 1.1.06 STANDARDS A. The Contractor shall perform the Work in accordance with applicable Federal, State, and local fire protection, environmental and safety codes and regulations, and the latest version Of the following industry standards: 1. Municipal Waste; Chapters 271-285 of Title 25 of the Pennsylvania Code. 2. Hazardous Waste; Chapters 260-270 of Title 28 of the Pennsylvania Code. 3. PADEP's Draft Clean Fill Policy (Document Number 258-2182-773), August 8, 1997 — updated April 24, 2004 4. Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response and Excavating, Occupational Safely and Health Administration (OSHA) 29 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 1910.120 & 29 CFR 1926 Subpart P., Occupational Safety and Health Administration. US. Department of Labor, Region V, 230 S. Dearbom Street, Room 3244, Chicago, I 60604. 5. US EPA National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants, 6. Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Codes, Regulations and Guidance documents, All State and Local Construction Codes. Rules and Regulations of all other Jurisdictional Authorities. Flammable and Combustible Liquid Code, NFPA/30, Automotive and Marine Service Station Code, NFPAISOA, National Electrical Code, NFPAI70, and Underground Leakage of Flammable and Combustible Liquids, NFPA/329, National Fire Protection Association, 1 Batterymarch Park, P.O. Box 9101, Quincy, MA 02269-9904 10. Article 79-Flammabie and Combustible Liquids, Uniform Fire Code, 1994 Edition, Intemational Fire Code Institute, 5360 Workman Mill Rd, Whittier, CA 90601, (310) 699. 0124. 11, Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response and Excavating, Occupational Safely and Health Administration (OSHA) 29 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 1910.120 & 29 CFR 1926 Subpart P., Occupational Safety and Health Administration, US. Department of Labor, Region V, 230 S. Dearborn Street, Room 3244, Chicago, Il, 60604 12, Occupational Safety and Health Standards, Flammable and Combustible Liquids, 29CER 1910.106, Personal Protective Equipment 29CFR 1910 Subpart I, Excavations 29CFR 1926.650 Subpart P, U. S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health ‘Administration (OSHA), Washington, D.C. 13. Control of External Corrosion of Metallic Buried, Partially Buried, and Submerged Liquid Storage Systems, NACE Recommended Practice RPO285-95; Control of Extemal Corrosion on Submerged Metallic Piping Systems, NACE Recommended Practice RP0169-92; National Association of Corrosion Engineers, P.O. Box 218340, Houston, 1X 77213 Page 9 of 52 UST Removal & Installation SpecificationSECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS 44, UL Standard 58, “Stoel Underground Tanks for Flammable and Combustible Liquids”, 996, “Control Equipment for Use With Flammable Liquid Dispensing Devices, UL1238, “Pipe Connectors for Flammable and Combustible Liquids and LP-Gas", ULS67, "Pipe Unions for Flammable and Combuslible Liquids and LP-Gas", ULS67, "Power-operated Dispensing Devices for Petroleum Products’, UL87, "Valves for Flammable Fluids’ UL842. "Corrosion Protection for Underground Storage Tanks” UL1746, "UL Listed Non- Metal Pipe", UL971, Underwriters Laboratories Inc., 333 Pfingsten Road, Northbrook, Miinois 60062. (847) 272-8800. 5 45. Underground Storage Tanks; Technical Requirements and State Program Approval: Final Rules, 40 CFR Parts 280 and 281, Part Il, Federal Register, Friday, September 23, 41988, Musts for USTs: A Summary of the New Regulations for Underground Storage Tank Systems, and Hazardous Waste Management Standards, Federal Register July 44. 1986. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Underground Storage Tanks, 401 M. Street, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20460, 46. Installation of Underground Petroleum Storage Systems, API/1615, Cathodic Protection OF Underground Petroleum Storage Tank and Piping Systems, AP! 1632, American Petroleum Institute, 1220 L Street, Washington, D.C. 20005. 47. Installation Instructions, ACT-100-U, R821; Steel Tank Institue Recommended Practices for Corrosion Protection of Underground Piping NetWorks Associated with Liquid Storage and Dispensing Systems, R692; Steel Tank Institute Standard for Dual Wall Underground Steel Storage Tanks, F841; Steel Tank Institute, 570 Oakwood Road, Lake Zurich IL 60047 (847) 438-8266. 18, OSHA Standards. 49. US EPA National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants. 20. US EPA Regulation 40 CFR Part 61 (NESHAP Final Rule). 21. OSHA Standards. 22. US EPA National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants. 23. US EPA Regulation 40 CFR Part 61 (NESHAP Final Rule). B. Where differences exist between standards, the Contractor shall use the most conservative. Trin doubt, describe differences in writing to the Owner for Owner's approval before performing the Work. ©. The codes and standards listed above are believed to be the latest as of this publication Crass and standards are continuously updated. The Contractor shall confirm the construction standard edition enforced by the authority having jurisdiction. 4.4.07 ‘SUBMITTALS. 'A. The Contractor shall provide the following to the School District Environmental Consultant ‘and Owner for approval before commencing Work: Employee training records insurance certificates. Sroot that all necessary notifications have been submitted to State and local agencies. Site-Specific Health and Safety Plan (HASP). Proof that all workers identified by the Contractor for completion of the Work {supervisors and laborers) have been given medical examinations within the past year Gnd obtained medical clearance, as required by appropriate OSHA regulations 6. Shoring design, The Contractor shall design shoring consistent with appropriate CSHA requirements. The shoring shall be designed by a structural engineer censed inthe Stale tr Pennsyivenia “and employed by the Contractor. The submitted plan shall bear @ osene Page 10 of 52 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS 10. 11 12 13. 14. 15, 16. 7 18, professional engineer's seal and signature. The excavation/shoring plans shall be reviewed and approved by the Schoo! Distric’s Geotechnical Contractor prior to the beginning of Site work, Copies of notifications required in Section 2.1.01-02, 2.1.04, 2.2.02, 2.2.10, and 3.2.01 of this Specification. Source(s) of bickfil material and documentation that the material proposed by the Contractor as a backfil meets the PADEP Clean Fill Criteria and consists of load-bearing fil ‘material, including physical and anaiytical test results Construction Schedule for completion of the Work. The Schedule shall be manpower- loaded so that the number of man-hours per activity, number of man-hours per day, and the pumber of man-hours per week are explicily shown. Gradation tests on proposed backfill material One optimum moisture-density curve (American Society for Testing and Materials, ASTM D-1557) for each type of material proposed for use as backfill Waste Management and Disposal Plan specifying names of recycling or disposal facilities the Contractor will use for disposal of regulated material, address, and EPA and PADEP identification numbers (as appropriate), and the disposal facilties’ required analyses to the Owner's Environmental Consultant prior to mobilization. if a change in either of these items occurs during the course of this project, the Contractor shall notify the School District and the Environmental Consultant. UST and Piping Removal and Disposal Plan, describing the following: a. Means, methods, sequence of operations, and schedule to be employed in the Pumping, cleaning, de-vaporizing, inspecting, excavating, removing, and disposing of the underground storage tank, appurtenances, and overburden. b. Location(s) of waste staging and temporary storage areas, provisions for ensuring separation of incompatible materials. ©. Waste identification methods (e.g., labeling, marking containers, et.) d. Provisions for minimizing off-site contamination associated with temporary storage of impacted materials, ‘Shop drawings of the new tank system and appurtenances by the Manufacturer. UST Assembly and installation drawings, provided by the manufacturer. ‘Shop drawings associated with concrete work, Guaranteesiwarranties with respect to the Work and product produced under this Contract. All warranties shall be as specified by the Manufacturer of the equipment. The Contractor shall provide data sheets and descriptive material for major components. for the following Shoring, if needed per specifications of manufacturer. Tanks, Pumps, valves, and fittings. Leak detection systems. Spill and overfill protection components. Corrosion protection, The Contractor shall deliver submittals to the Owner and Environmental Consultant within 10 days of Notice to Proceed, The Contractor shall provide DW-Act 100 (or approved equivalent) piping with sensors for interstitial monitoring, 7 @-eaece Page 11 of 52 UST Removal & Installation SpecificationSECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS: 19. The Contractor shall submit necessary permits and certifications for tank installation to the Owner and Environmental Consultant within 10 days of Notice to Proceed. 20. The Environmental Consultant shall review the bid submittals specified herein and return them to the Contractor approved, or with appropriate comments within 10 days of receipt from the Owner. 21. Emergency Spill Response Plan (ESRP) for hazardous materials management. The ESRP must include evacuation procedures, source of medical assistance, and procedures to be used for access by medical personnel (examples: first aid squad and physician) 22. Cerification Plate: UL labels for petroleum products shall be affixed to a new tank. 23, Calibration Charts: Submit a copy of manufacturer's latest calibration charts for each tank capacity and diameter specified. B. The Contractor shall provide the following to the Environmental Consultant and Owner upon completion of the Work: 4. Excavated material disposal documentation with a signature of a receiving facility certifying receipt. 2. Product and sludge disposal documentation with a signature of a receiving facility certifying receipt 3. Washwater disposal documentation with a signature of a receiving facility certifying receipt. 4, Salvageable fuel liquid Bill of Lading/Delivery Ticket for fuel transfer. 5. Bills-of-lading certifying disposal or recycling of the tanks, pumps, and piping with a signature of a receiving facility certifying receipt. 6 Documentation of in-place geotechnical testing of backfil, including date and time of tests, name of person performing the test, names of any inspectors present, test procedure(s) followed, quality assurance procedures, and test results. 7. Documentation of source of off-site fill material, including analytical data from the supplior and bills-ofading, 8. 30-year UST warranty documentation for the new tank system. 9. Results of testing of the new UST system demonstrating the newly installed system operates within the specified operating parameters. 40. Completed UST Check List 11, Cumulative quantities of soil excavated during the tank and associated piping removal, beginning with start date. 12. Daily logs. 413, Visitations; authorized and unauthorized. 414. Special or unusual events (e.g., emergency release or spill, contamination discovered uring the tank removal activities, damage to utiilies or nearby structures, ete.) C. The submittals shall be forwarded to the Schoo! District of Philadelphia Project Manager with ‘concurrent copies of the submittals sent to the attention of the School District's Environmental Consultant. D. A formal letter of transmittal must accompany all submittals. Page 12 of 52 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS. 4.4.08 QUALITY ASSURANCE ‘A, CODES AND STANDARDS: The Contractor shall perform all Work in accordance with applicable standards, including, but not limited to: ‘American Petroleum institute (API). ‘American Wire Gauge (AWG). Insulated Cable Engineers Association (ICEA). National Electrical Contractors’ Association (NECA), National Electrical Manufacturers’ Association (NEMA). National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). OSHA Standards. US EPA National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants. PADEP. United States Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) Regulation 40 CFR Part 61 (NESHAP Final Rule) US EPA Regulation 40 CFR Part 761, Toxic Substances Control Act, . Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc. (UL). AllState and Local Construction Codes. Rules and Regulations of ail other jurisdictional authorities. BoeNogsens In case of difference between codes, specifications, state laws, local ordinances, industry standards, utility company regulations, and the Contract Documents, the most stringent shall govern. 5. SURVEYOR: The Contractor shall engage a Professional Land Surveyor registered in the State of Pennsylvania to perform land surveying services required. C. The on-site Contractor and the on-site Contractor's employee(s) in charge shall have experience in the removal and installation of tanks of similar size, type, and capacily and shall be certified by the appropriate regulatory authorities and the tank manufacturer to Perform the Work. The Contractor shall submit a copy of the certifications to the Project Environmental Consultant prior to the start of Work. 4.1.09 PROJECT CONDITIONS A. EXISTING UTILITIES: The Contractor shail locate existing underground utiles in areas of the planned excavation work. The Contractor shall exercise every precaution to avoid damage to existing utilities including retaining services of a private utility locating company and/or employing soft digging in addition to One-Call, If utilities are indicated to remain in place, the Contractor shall provide adequate means of support and protection during the course of work, Should uncharted, or incorrectly charted, piping or other ullities be encountered during excavation, the Contractor shall ‘consult Utility Owner immediately for direction. The Contractor shall cooperate with Owner and Utility Company in keeping respective services and facilies in operation. The Contractor shall repair damaged utilities to satisfaction of Utility Owner. Should utilities need to be replaced or relocated, the Contractor shall prepare and submit a ulilty relocation/replacement plan to the Design Professional for review and approval B. ELECTRICAL CABLES, CONDUIT, COMMERCIALLY USED FIBER OPTIC CABLE, JUNCTION BOXES, ETC.: in conformance with Section 1.10 A., EXISTING UTILITIES, the Contractor shall locate and exercise every precaution to avoid damage to existing facilities Page 13 of 62 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS (electrical cables, conduits and junction boxes, including commercially used fiber optic communication cables). Should any faciiies become damaged or inoperable during construction operations and it is not to be removed as part of this Contract, the UST Removal Contractor shall immediately notify the School District of Philadelphia and the Environmental Consultant regarding the specifics of the damage. The Contractor shall be responsible for all costs incurred for the repairs of damaged ulilifies deemed necessary by the School District of Philadelphia and the Environmental Consultant. If a third party utility ‘or a municipal facility is involved, the Contractor shall be responsible for all costs incurred for the repairs deemed necessary after consultation with sald agency. C. PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY 4. Provide proper signs, signals, and barricades for open excavations occurring as part of is Work in accordance with applicable regulations. 2. Protect the walls of the excavation from collapse. 3. Protect structures, ullties, sidewalks, pavements, and other facilities from damage caused by settlement, lateral movement, undermining, washout and silting, and other hazards created by Work covered in this Section. Protect sidewalks, pavements, and other facilities from silting caused by earthwork. if necessary, the Contractor shall be responsible for repairs to structures, lilies, sidewalks, pavements, and other facilities from damage caused by settlement, lateral movement, undermining, washout, and other hazards created by Work covered in this Seetion. 6. Comply with API Recommended Practice 1604 for worker safety with respect to toxicity considerations, 1.4.40 SAFETY Safety requirements set forth in this section relate to the replacement of ‘the Underground Storage Tank. Safety requirements augment safety requirements presented in the General Conditions section of this bid package. |A. The Contractor shall prepare and submit a writen, detailed Site-Specific HASP to the Environmental Consultant, which addresses all health and safety concems and hazards related 10 the removal of hazardous and non-hazardous petroleum-impacted material. The HASP shall be consistent with all applicable OSHA and other regulatory requirements. The HASP shall describe the physical and chemical hazards anticipated with the Work. The HASP must be implemented by the Contractor's Site Safety Office. B. The Contractor shall be responsible for the safety of Contractor's employees on the Site. The Contractor shall comply with the safety and health standards specified in OSHA 29 CFR 926.1910, Federal, State and local laws and regulations, These laws and regulations are a condition of this Work and shall be made a condition of the Contract. Hazard Communication (OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1910) shall be a requirement of the Contract C. The Contractor's superintendent shall monitor the Work to ensure safety, make frequent inspections of the Work Area and equipment, and take whatever corrective action is necessary to provide a safe work place. D. If serious or continuing violations are not corrected, the Contractor may be required by the ‘Owner to shut down that portion of the project where the violations are occurring, until such Page 14 of 52 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS. time as the violations are corrected. Emergency telephone numbers shall be posted in a conspicuous place and carried in the Contractor superintendent's vehicle. E. The Contractor shall obtain all necessary construction and safely permits from the appropriate regulatory agencies for construction operations prior to the start of Work. F, Removal of tank and associated fil and soil material shall be conducted in such a way to ensure minimum interference with roads, streets, walks, and other adjacent occupied and used fecilies. The Contractor shall not: 1. Close or obstruct streets, sidewalks, or other occupied or used facilities without Permission from authorities having jurisdiction. The Contractor shall provide 1. Allernate routes around closed or obstructed tratic ways if required by governing regulations; and, 2. Traffic control it Contractor closes or obstructs streets, sidewalks, or other ‘occupied or used faciities 14.44 ‘SEQUENCE OF OPERATIONS Schedule requirements are specified in section 1.1.07 — Submittals. The Contractor shall submit progress schedules to the Environmental Consultant during the bi-weekly construction Progress meetings conducted by the District. The Contractor shall schedule his operations such thal Work in any one location shall be carried out progressively and uninterrupted and that each phase of the Work will follow in a logical sequence. The progress schedules shall detail the sequence of operations for each phase of the Work. 442 (OPERATION WITH OTHER CONTRACTORS, ‘The right is reserved by the Schoo! District of Philadelphia to do work with its own employees or by other Contractors within the limits of this project during the duration of this Contract. COMPLETE COOPERATION WITH SUCH OTHER CONTRACTORS IS MANDATORY. The Contractor shall coordinate his schedule of operations with others. 1.4.13 DIRECTIVE TO THE CONTRACTOR During the course of the Work to be accomplished under this Contract, certain directives or instructions may be issued to the Contractor by the Environmental Consultant and/or the School District of Philadelphia. These directives or instructions may be delivered and/or verified by written orders. The Contractor shall not assume or accept any directive or instruction not issued by the Environmental Consultant andlor the Schoo! Distriet of Philadelphia as stated herein END OF SECTION I- UST REMOVAL GENERAL Page 15 of 52 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS SECTION 2 - UST REMOVAL EXECUTION 24.01 GENERAL ‘A. The Contractor shall remove, stockpile, and properly dispose of the existing concrete pad, if applicable. B. The Contractor shall remove overburden material, bedding, and sufficient backfill around the UST to safely remove the UST. C. The Contractor shall be responsible for the removal and proper off-site disposal of approximately 400 tons of excess regulated soilfil material that is anticipated to be Generated during the excavation activiies. The excess material includes material which Qoeeded PADEP’s Clean Fill Criteria and any petroleum impacted soilfil material if encountered. D. The Environmental Consultant shall be responsible for collecting samples of the excess Soilfil material for laboratory analysis, if necessary, to establish proper disposal procedures, E. The Contractor shall remove one heating oi! UST (10,000 gallons in size) and associated pumps and piping. F. The Contractor shall be familiar with the locations of all public utlity facies and structures that may be present in the vicinily of the UST, and take proper precautions to avoid damage. ‘Should any damage occur due to the Contractor's operations, repairs shall be made at the Contractor's expense in a manner acceptable to the uliliy affected and the Owner. G. The Contractor shall provide notifications to local utilities prior to commencement of on-site Work so that known uliliies can be identified and clearly marked before the Work commences. H. The Contractor shall be responsible for meeting all requirements established by the regulatory agencies and ullity companies during implementing all stages of the Work. 1. The Contractor and the company retained for removal of the UST must be certified by PADEP for tank closures and must be licensed in Philadelphia to remove USTs. J. The Contractor shall provide temporary heating service, if necessary, to the building during the duration of the removal and installation activities, The Contractor shall supply one AST for temporary heating that holds no less than 5,000-gallons of heating oil. K. The Contractor shall install a minimum of 10-foot high temporary chain-link fence to protect the tank from vandalism. L. The Contractor shall provide, establish, prepare, and maintain a temporary staging area for storage of soll, excavated from the area around the existing UST, including a separate area for potentially impacted soll Page 16 of 52 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS 2.41.02 NOTIFICATIONS AND PERMITS ‘A. Notifications: The Contractor shail notiy the City of Philadelphia Fire Marshal and the City of Philadelphia Department of Licensing and Inspection (Ll) at least 10 days prior to the tank removal. Provide a copy ofthis notification to the Project Environmental Consultant prior to initiating Work. B. Permits: 1. City of Philadelphia Permits: The Contractor shall obtain any necessary City of Philadelphia permits prior to the start of Work. The costs for permits shall be included in the Base Fee. 2. Permits shalll be displayed on-site for the duration of the project. 2.4.03 REMOVAL OF COVER/EXPOSURE OF UST TOPS ‘A. The Contractor shall break and remove all existing materials including concrete, asphalt Pavement, or other materials required to expose the UST and associated piping sufficiently for safe removal B. Excavated pavement materials will be stockpiled on-Site by the Contractor in location(s) designated by the Environmental Consultant pending subsequent disposal. Suspected impacted paving materials will be stockpiled separately from the non-impacted material Separation of petroleum-impacted cover materials will be as directed by the Environmental Consultant C. Within one week after excavating pavement materials, the Contractor shall transport and dispose of pavement materials as directed by the Environmental Consultant. The disposal method for the pavement material must meet the approval of the Owner. Use of pavement materials as backiil is prohibited, D. The overburden removed to expose the tank's upper surface and piping will be field-screened by the Environmental Consultant using a photoionization detector (PID) or other comparable field screening equipment. Excavated material exhibiting PID readings above background levels will be stockpiled separately by the Contractor as directed by the Environmental Consultant. All excavated material will be staged on six-mil thick polyethylene plastic liner or placed in leak-tight rolLoff containers, m All_material to be stockpiled, including but not limited to, soil, fil, pavement material, and demolition debris will be covered with a six-mil polyethylene plastic material to prevent run- Onirun-off, and a perimeter berm will be established to contain or deflect surficial accumulations. Other protective means will be used as appropriate, subject to the Environmental Consultant's approval. 21.04 REMOVAL OF PRODUCT A. The School District of Philadelphia will remove and transfer all viable product from the existing tank prior to the commencement of Site activity. Page 17 of 52 UST Removal & Installation SpecificationSECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS 2.1.05 TANK VAPOR PURGING A. The tank vapor purging operations shall be conducted in accordance with the API Recommended Practice 1604, "Removal and Disposal of Used Underground Storage Tanks” (API 1604) and API Publication 2015, “Safe Entry and Cleaning of Petroleum Storage Tanks” (Pt 2015). B. A.combined combustible gas/oxygen gas indicator (LELIO; meter) shall be used and provided by the Contractor to determine the presence of vapors inside the UST. C. explosive or combustible vapors are detected, the Contractor shall purge each tank of explosive or combustible vapors through the introduction of inert gas such as carbon dioxide, nitrogen or argon. The gas should be introduced at iow pressure through the fil opening with the supply line placed at or near the bottom ofthe tank. This opening should be at the opposite end of the UST from the existing tank vent pipe. D. Allvapors shall be vented at a minimum height of 12 feet above grade. E. The Contractor shall use a LEL/O; meter indicator to determine when tank has been purged of explosive vapors. The UST will remain below grade during vapor purging operations. Interior ‘atmosphere monitoring will continue throughout the cleaning and removal process to ensure the safety of personnel working in or near the area F. As concentrations of vapors in the tank, the excavation, or the Work Area may reach the flammable (explosive) range, refer to API Publication 2015 for proper procedures for purging of vapors and for control of sources of ignition. Take precautions to cover the following, 1. Eliminate potential sources of ignition. 2. Prevent static electricity discharges. 3, Prevent accumulation of vapors at ground level. 2.4.06 TANK AND PIPE CLEANING ‘A. The UST shall be certified as “vapor free” prior to proceeding with further work. B. The cleaning and tank atmosphere testing of the UST shall be in accordance with AP! 1604 and API 2016. . The Contractor shall drain and flush all pipe lines entering the tanks. All washwater generated a.a result of piping cleaning shall be drained back into the tank. If fil and distribution lines will fot drain back into the tank, proper containers must be used to prevent spillage onto the ground surface. D. The Contractor shall access the interior of the UST through an opening made with minimum dimensions of three- by three-feet, This opening shail be cold cut into the tank upper surface to allow safe access to the tank interiors by the Contractor, E. All personnel entering the tanks shall be in Level "B” personnel protection and shall follow all procedures associated with confined space entry Page 18 of 52 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS F. All interior surfaces of the tank shall be cleaned by the contractor prior to removal. All interior surfaces will be wiped down by the Contractor. G. The Contractor shall be responsible for proper disposal of shudge, solids, and wastewater, generated during tank cleaning, H. The Contractor shall dispose of residuals including all sludge, solids, and wastewater in ‘accordance withthe resuits of waste characterization and all Federal, Stale, and local rales and regulations, The disposal facilty must be approved by the Environmental Consullant 10 days prior to the tank cleaning act |. The Contractor shall provide disposal documentation of the residuals, sludge and wastewater. + Upon determination by the Contractor that the concentrations of toxic, combustible, or Sxplosive vapors are within acceptable limits and the tank purging is complete, the piping associated with the storage tanks (fils, product, and vent lines) and pumps shall be disconnected. The Contractor will hen remove the pumps and piping. 24.07 TANK REMOVAL ‘A. [he Contractor shall excavate a sufcient amount of soil material from the area surrounding the tank to facilitate the removal of the UST from the ground. B. The Environmental Consultant shall fiekd-screen the excavated material using a PID or ‘comparable field screening equipment. C- Excavated material that exhibits elevated PID readings andlor staining, shall be stockpiled Separately near the excavation on six-mil polyethylene sheeting by the Contractor and as directed by the Environmental Consultant. ©. The Contractor shall remove the tank from the excavation and place it on a level surface in a Secure area on the Site, as directed by the Environmental Consultant E. The sides of the tank shall be chocked in accordance with the manufacturer's requirements to prevent rolling, F- The outside ofthe tank shall be cleaned ofall loose material to ensure future safe transport . The Contractor shail label the tank in accordance with API 1604 before removal from the Site. H. The Contractor shall render the clean tank unsuitable for future use as required in API 1604 {The Contractor shall provide the Environmental Consultant with receipts 10 verify that the ank, pumps, and associated piping were properly disposed of as scrap for recycling Page 19 of 52 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL. STORAGE TANKS: 2.1.08 EXCAVATIONIREMOVAL OF REGULATED SOILFILL MATERIALS A. ‘The Environmental Consultant shall document the presence of possible subsuriace regulated aoe tonal during excavating activities. The Environmental Consultant will be responsible Jovthe “collection of postexcavation soil samples. Post-excavation soil samples shall be 1 red ftom the excavation by the Environmental Consultant in accordance with the GABER's 2003. Technical Document. The Contractor shall assist the Environmental Consullant in soil screening and collection of soil samples if necessary. B. The Environmental Consuitant will collect and submit samples representative ‘of Me creavated material for disposal to an analytical laboratory. The Environmental Consultant jull receive results back from the laboratory within 5 full working days. . Excavation shall proceed tothe limits defined by the Environmental Consultant, and removal of Aeaigted mater if encountered, willbe confirmed by analytical resus of postexcavation soi samples. D. The Contractor shall be responsible for the removal and disposal of up to 400 tons of nef se deus rogulated excess soifil material that may be generated during progress, of Ihe raza dous scardance with all Federal, State, and local laws and reguations. The disposal faciliies used must meet the Owner's approval. E. The Contractor shall stage all excavated material on six thick polyethylene Plastic, ond are onth same, pending analysis and subsequent disposal. A six to eightinch eartien sear wT bor shal be placed atthe perimeter of the staging area fo prevent run-on/run-of Once the tankis removed, the Environmental Consuitant wil collet post-excavation samples: G. The excavation aetiiies will be monitored by the Environmental Consultant on 2 connnovs Pee cree apish when the limits of petroleum impacted soil material, # encountered, Reve pa He chad. When the limits of petroleum impacted soil material have been reached oF aoe cievation would threaten the structural integriy of any buidings, Postexcavation sol samples will be collected. Hi Excavated regulated excess soilfl mateiat wil be samplod by the Environmental Cons itary Coik samples submited for laboratory analysis to establish the required disposal procedure and ‘obtain disposal approval at a landfill or recycling facility. 1. The Contractor shal dispose of and transport the regulated excess soil material | Tne crease soll material is to be disposed of-Site in a manner consistent with all applicable local, SEE St Federal regulations. The estimated tonnage of materal to be disposed is Storoximately 400. The disposal facity shall be approved by the Owner 10 dave, pr to aePiwart and cisposal actives. Disposal of material impacted due to 2 release caused by the Contractor will be at the Contractor's expense. J. The Contractor must folow the recommendations conceming handling of excavated material onsite as presented in PADEP’s 2003 Technical Document K. The Contractor shall remove and dispose of excavation water, if present, in a manner consistent with all applicable local, State, and Federal regulations. Page 20 of 52 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS. 21.09 RELEASE OF PRODUCT A. Should a release of product from the UST be observed, the Contractor shall immediately notify the Environmental Consultant. The Environmental Consultant will advise the Owner and the appropriate regulatory agencies, 8. Should a release of product occur, the Contractor shall be responsible forall costs associated with containment and remediation of the release. 24.10 SPECIAL CONDITIONS FOR UST REMOVALS AND SITE CLEARANCE ‘The following Special Conditions apply to all Work to be conducted in order to complete this Project: A. The Conlractor shall control the amount of dust resulting from the material removal and tank closure activities to avoid creation of a nuisance in the surrounding areas. 5. The ‘Contractor shall make all required notifications and take all necessary precautions to erste against damage to access roads, utilities and structures. Any damage to such tems Shall be repaired or the damaged structures shall be replaced by the Contractor al no additions! Cost to the Owner. ©. The use of buming at the Site for the disposal of refuse and debris is strictly prohibited The Contractor shall fumish and installa fencing, barricades, warning signs, signals, light, gic. wherever necessary to warn and protect the public during the Work. Fencing, banicadies, and other protection devices will eemain in place until all tasks associated with the lank and ‘material removal activities are completed, E. Procedures used to accomplish the Work shall be as specified heroin unless submitted to the Environmental Consultant for approval prior to project implementation, G. Ai disposal including, but not limited to, tank contents, residuals, rinsoate, any regulated soilfil Fajenal andlor groundwater shall be by the Contractor in accordance with local, State, and Fecera} feguiations. "Regulated material disposal shall be to an Owner-approved reayciing ‘method, an approved recycling facility, or an approved non-hazardous landfil, H. Prior to any Work being performed, the Contractor shall purge the tanks to remove fammable/combustible vapors. Accordingly, the Contractor shall use appropriate methods to Wooden tne SaPOF concentration in the tanks and the surrounding work area before initiating Work in the area, ‘The Contractor shal install appropriate measures to contro! surface water run-on to and run-off from the open excavations and the material staging areas. Page 21 of 52 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS 4. Shoring during excavation shall be designed, fumished, installed, and maintained by the Contrantor as necessary 10 protect workmen, banks, adjacent paving, structures and ullities Shoring, bracing, and sheeling shall be removed, as the excavation is backfiled in such & aennney ag to prevent serious caving. Shoring, bracing, and sheeting shall be as required by OSHA regulations and to support structures. Shoring Plan must be submitted to the Environmental Consultant for approval prior to commencement of shoring of excavations. K. The Contractor shall remove and dispose of the excavated materials (including but not limited to regulated soll, debris, and fil material) in accordance with all local, State, and Federal rules and regulations and as specified herein. L._ The Contractor shall maintain the job site in a neat and orderly condition. This includes he dally removal of rubbish, waste, t0o!s, equipment, and material not required for the Work in progress. IM. Use appropriate vehicles and operating practices to prevent spitage or leakage of impacted materiis from occurring during operations. Inspect vehicles leaving the Work Area to ensure that no impacted materials adhere to the wheels or undercarriage. The Contractor shall be responsible for any clean-up required as a result of leaks which result from damage or Trishandling ofthe tank or fuel ines by the Contractor, at no additional cost to the Owner. 2444 BACKFILLING AND COMPACTION A. The Contractor shall provide gradation tests on proposed backfill material prior to backil B. Tho Contractor shall provide one optimum moisture-density curve using American Sociely for Testing and Materials, ASTM O-1567 test method for each type of material proposed for use as backfil prior to backfiling. €. The Contractor shall provide clean fill documentation prior to placement of the clean fil ©. The Contractor shall backfill the excavations using select clean fil material with a maximurt Tinch particle size with less than 20 percent passing a #200 sieve. The select clean fil Shall be placed in six-inch tits and shall be compacted 10 95 percent of the modified proctor E. The Contractor shall rotain services of an independent property certified testing and inspection agency to perform and verity compaction testing of al fil material placed at the Site. F. In the event the compaction testing reveals the compaction does not meet requirements herein, the Contractor shall repeat the compaction and re-test the compacted area. The Contractor is responsible for the costs associated with additional compaction and testing 2142 ‘TEST DOCUMENTATION AND RE: |. The Contractor shall document all testing and provide copies to the Environmental Consultant, the Owner, and authorities having jurisdiction. Test records shall include: Date ang time of tests; Name of a firm and an inspector performing tests: Names of persons witnessing inspections; Test procedures followed; and, Page 22 of 52 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS 5. Test results. B. The Contractor shall provide documentation for all testing with Contract close-out documentation to the Owner. 24.43, DISPOSAL DOCUMENTATION A. The Contractor shall provide disposal (or recycling) documentation to the Owner for the Gisposal of tank contents, tank and piping, regulated soilfil material, cleaning Maids, and impacted groundwater (if any). This documentation shall be provided with Contract sloce cant documentation. END OF SECTION 2 - UST REMOVAL EXECUTION Page 23 of 52 UST Removal & Installation SpecificationSECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS SECTION 3- UST INSTALLATION PART 1- PRODUCTS FOR THE INSTALLATION OF ONE 10,000-GALLON UST 3.1.01 UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK INSTALLATION |A. The Contractor shall provide shop drawings per Section 1.1.07. B. ‘The Contractor shall provide one advanced multi-component polyurethane coated steel Tre aewall UST wih the ACT-100-U corrosion control system. The lank shall be 0 conformance with UL subject 58, UL 1746, and ACT-100-U. The tank shall have @ 360° so eeejaay containment wrap. The tank shall be 70-Mil High Impact Coated Tank AC T-100- Uae manufactured by Highland Tank & Manufacturing Co. or approved equivalent -The comosion control system shall be in strict accordance with the Specifications herein 206 sre core a imited 30-year warranty against failure due to exterior corrosion and internal saat tion when used with petroleum products. The tank shall bear UL and ‘ACT-100-U labels. Capacity and characteristics of the tank shall be as follows +4. One 10,000-gallon capacity (nominal) tank for the storage of No. 2 heating oil The $0'000-gallon tank ‘shall have an inside diameler of approximately 8 feet ane ve approximately 26 feet in length. The thickness shall be 70-mits with Polyurethane ‘ACT- 100-U corrosion control system. >, ‘The tonk shall have 2 space between the primary and secondary walls {0 allow for the {ree flow and containment of all leaked product from primary tank. 3, ee eNarcomponent. polyurethane coated steel tanks shall be manufactured in accordance with UL Standard 58 Type Il requirements. 4, Meer trekness for tank walls and heads shall be in accordance with UL 8 TyPe I sete spa be equal to ASTM A-36, or better, for chemistry and weldabiity quality 5, Manufacturing dimensional tolerances for primary tank shall be 0%. 6. Tank testing by the tank manufacturer at the factory ‘a. The tank shall be UL listed and tested under UL 58 Type Il b. Tank interior shall be thoroughly cleaned prior to testing; TRekiank shall be pressure tesled at 5 pounds per square-inch (psi), and a surfaces spate soaped and carefully inspected for leaks. Field corrections, repairs, ar testing shall be performed by factory-trained personnel in accordance with manufacturer instructions. Tank Requirements, 4. The number, sizes, and locations of tank openings are included on the contract drawings, Steel striker plates shall be beneath all openings. Number, lype. and placement of iting lugs shall be determined by the manufactiier iogible placard with the UL label, installation instructions, tank weight and handling instructions shall be laminated to the tanks. 5. Tank material shall be compatible with No, 2 heating oil 5 Tan retractor shall provide hold-down straps, tumbuckles, and insulating cushioning material to protect the tanks from damage from the straps. Page 24 of 52 UST Removal & Installation SpecificationSECTION 15193 ~ FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS 7 The concrete antiflotation slab shall be constructed in accordance with the tank manufacturer's specifications, use of deadmen is prohibited. 8 The Contractor shall provide turnbuckles as required by the tank manufacturer. 9. Exterior tank bottoms shall be protected from physical damage during shipping and storage with protective padding 10. the primary tank must be vented. ‘The tank Is designed for operation at atmospheric Pressure only. 11, Tank shall be capable of storing product al ambient temperatures not o exceed 150°F at the tank interior surface. F. The tank shall be provided with the following warrantees: 1.4 30-year limited warranty against failure due to cracking, breakup, oF collapse; corrosion caused by reaction of the tank with its soil environment: intemal and oxtemal 2. A So-year warranty that the tank was fabricated in accordance with requirements of UL £8 Type ll, Underground Storage Tank Manufacturing Standards ‘of Underwriters Laboratories. 3. Contractor warranty against fallure due to defective materials and Workmanship for one year following the date of delivery of the tank to the job Site. 4 The Contractor must register the tank and serial number with Steel Tank Institute in ‘accordance with instructions provided by the manufacturer of the tank. G. The Contractor shall provide the following: 1. A piping containment sump and integral collar for the tank. 2. The piping containmenmanway access sump shall be fabricated of high-density polyethylene (HDPE). 3: The sumps shall be outited with flexible entry boots to permit pipe entry angles up to 30° 4. The sumps shall be installed with manufacturer supplied manway adapter kits to allow {or installation to the tank's flanged manways. 5. The sump shall have at a minimum a 42-inch diameter, multisided base and a ribbed riser, S- he sump cover shail have a bonded O-ring seal to ribbed riser and shall be equipped with an access/observation lid. 7 The sump shall be manufactured by Total Containment, Environ Products, Inc, or approved equivalent. 3.1.02 PUMP CONTROLS A. The Contractor shall provide an interface between the liquid sensing system and the pump power, which shall interrupt power to the pump if the high level liquid sensor located in the containment sump senses the presence of liquid. 1. The system shall be designed to recognize an unacceptably high level of water or release of product in the contained spaces and to prevent unauthorized restoration of Power to the pumps in the event of a shut down. Page 25 of $2 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS 1B. The Contractor shall provide electrical disconnection of all conductors 10 the suction pumps in accordance with NFPA Codes 30, 30A, and 70. 4, ‘The Contractor shall locate the emergency shut-off in an accessible, weather-proofed eens east 20 feet ut not more than 100 feet from the tank, per City of Philadelphia eae requirements. The Contractor shall confi the final location with the Owner prior to installation. 9, ‘the Contractor shall provide a palm-type switch button that shall shutoff electrical power to the pumps. 3, The emergency shut-off shall be clearly identified with signage. 4 Emergency shutoff shall have a manual reset. 3.4.03 DUPLEX FUEL OIL TRANSFER PUMP SET WITH PRE-WIRED CONTROL PANEL FOR THE BOILERS AA. The Contractor shall provide a factory assembled Packaged Duplex fuel ol Fume St that Ser Lr EF ——— Sean iingers Ine. Drawing # M4.0 ~ Mechanical Schedules for sizing information and ‘additional remarks. Reference SECTION 15191 ~ FACILITY FUEL OIL PIPING 3.1.04 PIPING |A. Underground product supply and return piping shall consist of "Envi fey double-wall pining’ system wih 2 current UL Listing, as manufactured by 7 oe) Containment, Environ ee, | ChE el manufacturer's es hr with the particular product grades to be handled. 4. The double-wall piping system shall consist of a flexible inner primay PEE contained Tre or exible outer containment pipe. The primary supply pipe shall be impermeable to the liquids to be transferred 2. Ri iprig runs. shall be continuous, whereby there. shall be no filngs piping abtetiens, for either the primary of secondary pipe which are not visible and accessible from either grade or the interior of the building 2 aes tents of the double-wall piping system shall be compatible with the products stored 4, Al components of the piping system shall be made of non-corrosive materials, of if aeeanenct as the itings and couplings, isolated from corrosion causing elements Sera gecondary containment system shall be of such design and made Of materials Fee cee cicient stength to withstand the maximum underground burl ads and eora ten accordance with AASHTO M294. The flexible inner primary piping system shall be capable of withstanding liquid pressure up to 500 PSI 6. deca ary containment piping shall be tested by the Contractor in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. 7. Inetalation shall be performed by individuals cortiied by the PADED fo install USTs and Traiaed by the manufacturer. The Contractor shall arrange for onste, Karas and frovide 2 letter from the manufacturer fisting the names of trained individuals and the provide te raining, The Contractor shall also provide a copy of PADEP'S tank installer Page 26 of 82 UST Removal & Installation Specification‘SECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS Certification for the individual who is installing the system. 5 The Contractor shall be responsible for certiying the proper installation of the UST, associated piping and pumps. 8. Aboveground portion of the supply and retum tines shal consist of Schedule 40 steel pipes 1. The Contractor shall transition the "Enviroex” piping to Schedule 40 galvanized carbon steel pipes within a transition sump. 2. Riing shall extend from inside the building to the pump set and from the pump set to the boilers. Total length of piping needed shall be determined by Contractor. Jue Contractor shall prepare metal surfaces by removing all loose rust, scale, andior debris/dust from the surface 5: The Contractor shall paint the supply and retun lines a primer coat of water bome acrylic specifically for metal surfaces, & The Contractor shall request written approval of priming coat prior to application of top coat 7 The Contractor shall apply a top coat of water bome acrylic pain specifically for metal surfaces, 8. The topcoat shall be bright orange to indicate fuel ol service. Be . Fill and vent piping shall be galvanized stee! with threaded galvanized fittings. Fill and vent Piping below grade shall be run in containment conduit. Fuel oil vent cap shall be weather ‘esistant updraft type and manufactured by EBW, OPW, EMCO or approved equivalent, D. The vent port of the tank shall be equipped with Float Vent Valve with Extractor assembly as ‘manufactured by OPW, or approved equivalent. Es The ven! pipe shall vent upwards at a minimum height of 12 feet above grade on, i attached 12.2 pulding, no less than 3 feet above the roof atthe point of attachment, and be Iecnreo at @ minimum of 4 feet away from doors and/or windows. F-_ The fi pipe shall be equipped with a Drop Tube with Gasket, an Adapter, and Fil Cap as franfactured by EBW, OPW, Dresser, oF approved equivalent. The Drop Tube shall ceca {rom top seal cap of the tank to six inches above the tank bottom, ‘The ri pipe shall also be cutfited with an Overil Prevention Vane as manufactured by EMCO, GFW: Eeettin approved equivalent. An overfil alarm shall be installed as part ofthe monitoring systom . The Contractor shall provide riser piping as follows: 3. Four-inch tank gauge liquid level probe. 2. Two-inch interstitial monitor port for probes. H Individual segments of the piping shall be jointed in accordance with the Manufacturer's Bt Tae ints must be straight, not cocked, and must be fully seated, not backed recommended minimums. ‘The Contractor shail provide flextiliy through the use of flexible connectors at the tank, at she Beginning and end of each product line (supply and return lines), "The wore pipe shall be hand piped. The use of “swing-joints" is unacceptable. Street elbows or continuously Page 27 of 52 UST Removal & installation SpecificationSECTION 15193 - FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS: threaded nipples are not allowed or permitted. 44. Containment conduit shal be sloped at 1/6-inch per foot (minimum) in the direction of the tank containment sump. K. Any pipe penetrations through any exterior building wall shall be placed in a Schedule 40 Ae ee The space between the pipe and the sleeve shall be filed by flexible Faterproot filer. The fier shall have a minimurn life expectancy of 7) Year ‘and shall be rae rsclured by GE Slicone, Dow Corning, PRC, or approved equivalent TVs sealer shall na acrnimurn warranty of 10 years and shall be manufactured by VOLCLAY. ‘Advanced ‘Chemical Technologies Company, Conproco, or approved equivalent. 3.1.05 MONITORING AND GAUGING SYSTEM |A. The Contractor shall provide an inlograted electronic tank gauging and monitoring system. . Tank monitoring system shall consist of a microprocessor based monliorng unit capable of qari ous tank monitoring of product level, interstitial space and piping sump (ve. co rtmercator TMS 3000 Leak Detection System), or approved equivalent . The Contractor shall provide liquid sensors in the containment sumps (tank an Wire wre.) programmed to audibly alarm at the tow preset level and to intern) electrical power are iets a a high prese! level. An intestiial sensor shall be provided by contractor. D. The Contractor shall provide magnetostrictive electronic in doubletank mori probes capable of detecting a 0.1 gation per hour leak in the primary ot secondary tank with a Gator probabty of detection and less than a 1.3% probability of false alarm, The ce rtchor shall provide rser with iquid-tight snap mounting ring cap Ki E. The Contractor shall provide an audible weather-proof alarm hom ied into the overfil re torng system, which shall be programmed to alarm as the tank ‘contents reach a predetermined level, dictated by applicable codes. The alarm ‘panel must include a vandal Proof cage per tank mount outside ofthe building. Alarm must be Jocated so that the person Filing the tank can hear the alarm and halt the tank fling procedure ‘The Contractor shall provide all associated conduit and wiring tied into the monitoring system with 115 volts of power. The Contractor shall provide the manufacturer's warranty for the teak detection system per Section 1.1.07. 3.1.08 MANHOLES: |A. The Contractor shall provide five-galion capacity below grade double wall overfill/spil containment manholes for the fil pipe riser. 8. The Contractor shall provide 184nch diameter containment manholes fer acer to se lL—“ gauge probes shall be clearly and permanently identified . The Contractor shall provide 18-inch diameter bolt

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