Fueling

Fueling Systems & Services

Military fuel systems construction, maintenance, inspection, and AMPP-certified coatings.

What We Deliver

End-to-end military fuel systems work — from API-620/650 new tank construction to API 653 repair, intumescent fireproofing to high-temp coatings — delivered through GY6's AMPP QP1, QP2, and QS1 accreditations.

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Capabilities

End-to-end execution under one roof.

API-620 & API-650 New Tank Construction
API 653 Tank Repair, Inspection & Maintenance
Aboveground Bulk Fuel Storage Tanks
Hydrant Systems
Pumping Systems
Loading & Unloading Systems
AST Roof & Bottom Installations & Repairs
Cathodic Protection & Corrosion Surveys
Lead Abatement
Abrasive Blasting & Coatings
Interior Tank Liners
Underground & High-Temp Coatings
Coatings Under Insulation · Thermal Insulation Coatings
Intumescent Coating / Fireproofing
Cementitious Fireproofing
Pipeline Construction & Repair
POL System Repairs & SPCC Plan Development

Selected Work

Federal projects that prove it.

POL Repairs & API 653 Inspections — Luke AFB

$1,275,023

772 ESS PK · Joint Base San Antonio

POL Repairs & API 653 Inspections — Luke AFB

Luke AFB, Arizona

Contracting With Kīnā'ole

As an NHO-owned, SBA-certified 8(a) participant, Kīnā'ole offers rapid, cost-effective contracting through direct awards.

Kīnā'ole companies are eligible for sole-source awards in accordance with FAR 6.103-5(e) and FAR Part 19, with no Justification and Approval (J&A) required for awards under $30 million. This lets our customers procure services rapidly, at fair and reasonable prices, and with fewer uncertainties than the competitive bidding process.

Minimum days to contract award

NHO 8(a) Direct Award30–60 days

Traditional Procurement120–180 days

The NHO 8(a) direct-award process can accelerate the procurement cycle by as much as 120 days versus traditional methods — reducing cost, reducing protest risk, and letting projects begin sooner.

Benefits of contracting with Kīnā'ole

Authorized for direct awards under $30M with no Justification & Approval per FAR 6.103-5(e), as outlined in the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul (RFO), February 2026.
Eligibility for 8(a) sole-source or competitive awards is not subject to protest [13 CFR 124.517(a)].
Exemption from competitive bid limitations on DoD contracts.
Eligibility for incentive payments up to 5% of total contract value on DoD contracts (DFARS 252.226-7001).
Earn credit toward socially and economically disadvantaged business goals.

The NHO 8(a) direct-award process

1Customer requirements, timeline, and costs are identified and a SOW is developed.
2Contracting Officer contacts SBA for acceptance of the NHO 8(a) sole source.
3RFP is prepared and issued to the Kīnā'ole company as an NHO 8(a).
4Kīnā'ole company submits a proposal to the Contracting Officer in response to the RFP.
5Contract is negotiated and awarded to the Kīnā'ole company, and work performance begins.

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