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cost of crude oil tanks

cost of crude oil tanks

cost of crude oil tanks

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Anyone have rough pricing on crude oil tanks, with internal floaters?  I am looking at having to build a relatively small 10,000 bbl. tank.
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RE: cost of crude oil tanks

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(OP)
Location: Rockies
Roof: Cone, with internal floating roof (IFR)

RE: cost of crude oil tanks

exCLP

This is broad brush, but if you are building it in 3Q this year, I would peg it at around $510K.  This is for a 10,000 bbl field erected cone roof tank in the US.  

This does not include site work, foundations, etc.  It is for field erection of the tank only.  FYI - there is 8.5% sales tax, 5% design allowance, and a 30% material allowance calculated in.  This cost is factored and extracted from a large data base of recent historical costs worldwide.

Greg Lamberson, BS, MBA
Consultant - Upstream Energy
Website: www.oil-gas-consulting.com

RE: cost of crude oil tanks

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Thanks GregLaberson!

exCPL

RE: cost of crude oil tanks

I would say that it is running on the high side, but hard to say with no more specifics.

The Rockies run from Mexico into Canada, btw.

RE: cost of crude oil tanks

A factored, conceptual type estimate is going to be on the side.  Only with more detail will you get to a more accurate cost.

If I had to plug in a number on feasibility estimate, the $510K is a good number considering all of the unknowns, location, cost of steel, availability of contractors, etc.

Greg Lamberson, BS, MBA
Consultant - Upstream Energy
Website: www.oil-gas-consulting.com

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