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FRC teamed with another contractor to design and
build a fuel farm at a business aviation facility
at Pittsburgh International Airport. The tanks
include four 40,000-gallon Jet-A tanks, a
12,000-gallon aviation gasoline tank, and
2,000-gallon diesel fuel and automotive gasoline
tanks. FRC laid out the fuel farm according to
NFPA Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code and
designed a recessed concrete containment area.
FRC prepared the PADEP site-specific installation
permit and county permits, local plan approval and
building permit. FRC reviewed system hydraulic
performance for the Jet-A and AvGas pump pads and
floating suction intakes. FRC prepared civil,
mechanical, and electrical drawings to document
the design. FRC installed the concrete
containment and an oil/water separator to treat
surface water before discharging to the sanitary
sewer. FRC prepared as-built drawings of the
system and wrote an SPCC plan for the facility.
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