A request for a “30,000L mobile fuel station” is a starting point, not a complete technical specification. Two systems with the same nominal tank volume can have different containment designs, pumping capacities, dispensers, controls and documentation requirements. Their prices should not be compared without matching these details.

HMZ’s published skid-mounted fuel station product family describes configurable systems within a stated 10,000–60,000 L family range. That does not establish one fixed 30,000 L bill of materials, usable volume or approved selling price.
Eight cost factors to clarify
1. Nominal versus usable volume. Ask for both figures and the operating assumptions behind usable volume.
2. Tank construction. Steel specification, tank arrangement, coating, fabrication requirements and inspection scope affect cost. Do not infer wall thickness from capacity alone.
3. Containment method. An outer enclosure is not automatically equivalent to a specified double-wall tank or a required secondary containment capacity. Request the actual engineered containment description.
4. Fuel type. Diesel and gasoline projects can require different vapor, electrical, fire protection and site compliance measures. A diesel quotation should not be treated as an approved gasoline configuration.
5. Dispensing configuration. Nozzle count, required flow, metering, hoses and fuel management features should be specified.
6. Unloading and transfer. Check whether unloading pumps, filters, hoses, valves and connections are included or optional.
7. Safety and monitoring. Define the required emergency stop, leak detection, overfill protection, electrical protection, fire-safety equipment and monitoring functions.
8. Documents and delivery. GA drawings, testing, certificates applicable to particular components, packing, shipping and commissioning can change the overall project budget.
EXW, FOB and CIF: compare the right cost basis
An equipment price is not the same as a landed project budget. For a CIF request, provide the destination port, shipment dimensions and masses once available, and identify import duties, inland delivery, site works and commissioning separately. The quotation must specify the applicable Incoterms rule and actual inclusions.

FAQ
What is the price of a 30,000L mobile fuel station? A reliable price requires an approved configuration and supply scope; no universal price follows from capacity alone.
Will a gasoline station cost the same as a diesel station? Not necessarily. Fuel properties and applicable safety requirements can change the design and equipment selection.
Does 30,000 L mean 30,000 L usable fuel? Not automatically. Confirm nominal and usable volumes separately.
What information is needed for a CIF quote? Provide destination port, fuel type, required configuration, documentation requirements and shipping constraints; the supplier must confirm package dimensions and masses.
Request a comparable quotation
View HMZ’s configurable skid-mounted fuel station. Send the installation country, fuel grade, required nominal/usable capacity, nozzle count, flow rate, containment specification, safety options and preferred delivery term. Request an itemized scope with exclusions, not only a total price.