FUEL TYPES Sample Clauses

FUEL TYPES. 3.1. Heating Oil (Lot Groups 1 and 4 only)
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FUEL TYPES. Authorized Purchasers have access to the following fuel types: • Gasoline (E10, E15 and E85) • Diesel (B5, B20, Renewable and ULSD) • Heating Oil • Kerosene • Diesel Exhaust Fluid • Any Derivative of above (subject to state-use approval) • Future, New Type (subject to state-use approval)
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FUEL TYPES. Heating Oil (Lot Groups 1 and 4 only) If either Lot Group 1 and/or Lot Group 4 is applicable, the Supplier will be expected to provide all types of heating oil (“Heating Oil”) including but not limited to: Gas Oil – Class A2 (Red Diesel) BS2869 (or equivalent); Gas Oil – Class D (Furnace Fuel) BS2869 (or equivalent); Kerosene – Class C2 (Burning Oil) BS2869 (or equivalent); Light Fuel Oil – Class E BS2869 (or equivalent); Medium Fuel Oil – Class F BS2869 (or equivalent); and Heavy Fuel Oil – Class G BS2869 (or equivalent). Automotive Fuels (Lot Groups 2 and 4 only) If either Lot Group 2 and/or Lot Group 4 is, the Supplier will be expected to provide all types of automotive fuel (“Automotive Fuel”) including but not limited to: Diesel – ULSD EN590 (or equivalent); Bio-Diesel – EN590/EN14214 (95/5) (or equivalent); Petrol – ULSP BS EN 228 (or equivalent); and Ground Fuel comprising NATO Fuel Specification F54 (Diesel) (or equivalent), F67 (ULGAS)T (or equivalent). Marine Fuels (Lot Groups 3 and 4) Lot Group 3 If Lot Group 3 is applicable, the Supplier: will be expected to provide all types of marine fuel including but not limited to Marine Fuel comprising NATO Fuel Specification F44 (AVCAT FSII), F76 (Marine Diesel) (or equivalent) and MGO (Marine Gas Oil) (or equivalent) (“Marine Fuel”). Marine Fuel must be the Supplier’s commercial grades as determined in accordance with the specification set out in ISO/FDIS 8217:2010 Petroleum products Fuels (class F) – Specification of Marine Fuels (or equivalent) or any subsequent amendment thereof as well as with the relevant provisions of MARPOL (or equivalent). Copies of ISO/FDIS 8217:2010 (or equivalent) are obtainable from British Standard Institution, Customer Services, 000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxx X0 0XX, telephone number 00 (0)00 00000000, e-mail xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx or online at xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx or online form International Organisation for Standardisation xxx.xxx.xxx; and must be registered on the Maritime and Coastguard Agency local fuel oil suppliers list and comply with marine guidance note MGN 394 (M+F), Document S.I.2008/2924 the Merchant Shipping (Prevention of Air Pollution from Ships) Regulations 2008 and MSN 1819 (M+F) The Merchant Shipping Prevention of Air Pollution from Ships Regulations 2008 or as amended. These documents can be found at xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx.xx/c4mca/mcga07-home/shipsandcargoes/mcga-shipsregsandguidance/marinenotices.htm. Lot Group 4
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