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Acterra Group

Fuel-systems integrator since 1958, designing, building and maintaining fuel infrastructure for government and commercial sites, on GSA and Sourcewell.

Overview

Acterra Group, in business since 1958, is a full-service fuel-systems integrator that designs, builds, maintains, and repairs aboveground and belowground fuel infrastructure for government and commercial clients nationwide. Its government division supports Department of Defense installations as a subcontractor under the USACE Fuels RMMR program and delivers larger sustainment, restoration, and modernization projects through multiple award task order contracts. State, local, and education buyers can purchase through GSA Multiple Award Schedule 47QSMS24D004B and Sourcewell contract 081524-ACR for aboveground storage tank systems. Services also include fuel-system component distribution, scheduled inspections and repair, and temporary tank rentals that keep operations running during construction or emergencies.

Key Products and Services

  • Aboveground storage tanks (UL and STI)
  • Aviation and backup power fueling systems
  • Fleet fueling systems
  • Turnkey design, installation and service
  • OPW fuel components
  • Diesel exhaust fluid equipment and tanks
  • Fire-rated UL 2085 storage tanks
  • Asphalt emulsion oil storage systems

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