PROJECT HISTORY.

Steel City Fueling Systems, Inc.’s first major project began in early 2007 continuing through late 2008 and included the installation of the entire fueling system for the boilers and emergency generators at a brand new hospital that was built for the Western Maryland Health System in Cumberland, Maryland. This project involved the installation of three double wall fiberglass underground storage tanks (two 20,000 gallon heating oil and one 10,000 gallon diesel fuel) and multiple runs of double wall flexible plastic fusion welded underground fuel piping. A photo of the installation of the underground tanks can be found on the home page of our website.

Since 2007, Steel City Fueling Systems, Inc. has continued to focus on the installation of fueling systems for various commercial and industrial customers and we have found our niche in emergency generator fueling systems at hospitals, data centers, universities, aviation navigation systems and various other mission critical facilities. Following are photographs and brief descriptions of select projects we have been involved in over the last 20 plus years.

In July 2010, Steel City Fueling Systems, Inc. replaced concrete over top of an underground locomotive lube oil tank and trench drains at the Buffalo and Pittsburgh Railroad fuel terminal and maintenance yard in Butler, PA.

Steel City Fueling Systems, Inc. on Site

In September 2010, Steel City Fueling Systems, Inc. upgraded the gasoline and diesel fuel storage tanks at the Norfolk Southern classification yard in Conway Pennsylvania.

In January 2012, Steel City Fueling Systems, Inc. furnished and installed two Containment Solutions 10,000 gallon double wall fiberglass underground diesel fuel tanks, a Wayne electronic super high speed master/satellite diesel fuel dispenser combination, an OPW card reader and a Veeder-Root tank monitoring and leak detection system for the Westmoreland County Transit Authority bus garage located in Greensburg, PA. In April 2012, we installed two Xerxes double wall fiberglass waste tanks at this same facility.

In late 2012, Steel City Fueling Systems, Inc. installed a concrete foundation and bollards for a 12,000 gallon double wall above ground storage tank with a Wayne single hose high speed electronic dispenser and satellite, and a Fuelmaster card reader system at the Ward Trucking terminal in Baltimore Maryland.

From 2012 to 2016, Steel City Fueling Systems, Inc. installed a new concrete truck loading/unloading containment area and replaced four vertical aboveground storage tanks including the entire concrete tank foundation at the Tri State Petroleum bulk plant located in New Martinsville, West Virginia. The four vertical aboveground tanks were replace with three horizontal aboveground tanks that we elevated on concrete piers to reduce the time it takes to load transports.

In September 2017, Steel City Fueling Systems, Inc. completed the installation of a diesel fueling station for the cranes that unload shipping containers from railcars at the new CSX Intermodal Terminal in McKees Rocks, PA. This fueling system includes a 6,000 gallon UL2085 Fireguard double wall aboveground tank, a Petro Vend 100 fuel management system to control access to the fuel, a Pneumercator TMS2000 electronic tank monitoring system and a Wayne single product, dual hose dispenser that is hard piped to two hose reels that contain enough hose to reach the crane fuel tanks when they are staged nearby for refueling.

From November 2017 into mid 2018, Steel City Fueling Systems, Inc. installed three 20,000 gallon double wall underground diesel fuel tanks and associated piping and pumping systems to supply fuel to the boilers and emergency generators at the NRG Energy Center (now called Clearway Energy, Inc. Uptown) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania next to PPG Paints Arena. The Uptown Energy Center provides reliable heating and cooling and backup electricity to UPMC Mercy Hospital.

From late 2018 into early 2019, Steel City Fueling Systems, Inc. replaced the entire gasoline and diesel fueling system for the City of Weirton Department of Public Works.

Starting in early 2019, Steel City Fueling Systems, Inc. began the installation of a fueling terminal for a new PITT OHIO trucking terminal being built in Parma, Ohio. This system included a 20,000-gallon Containment Solutions double wall fiberglass underground diesel fuel tank, a Wayne dual sided high speed electronic master dispenser with two satellites, two 1,000 gallon Blue1 DEF Solutions diesel exhaust fluid aboveground dispensing stations, a three post canopy with subsurface drainage system, a MultiForce card reader system and a Veeder-Root TLS-450 tank monitoring and leak detection system.

Starting in late May 2020, Steel City Fueling Systems, Inc. began decommissioning all the regulated underground and aboveground storage tanks at the Bruce Mansfield Power Station.