Contract AwardEnvironmental ServicesDetected Jun 4, 2026

The Petroleum Fund Board approved an additional $900,000 cleanup allotment for the Gas 2 Go underground storage tank release in Las Vegas, bringing total coverage for this allotment to $1,000,000 minus a 10% copay. NDEP has approved remedial designs including manual/automated LNAPL recovery, a soil vapor extraction system, and an air sparge system, and is currently gathering equipment, installing wells, and upgrading electric capacity at the site. This is a decided funding action, but it signals ongoing demand for remediation technologies, equipment, electrical work, and potential future allotment requests at this and similar sites statewide.

Operator can request additional future $1,000,000 allotments (minus 10% copay) with updated documentation; CoolOx/hydrogen peroxide technology proposal is currently tabled but may be revisited depending on performance of current systems.

Nevada Division of Environmental Protection| Board to Review ClaimsGas 2 Go remediation expansion

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