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Second generation in fuel infrastructure

Since 1972 we have been building what lies beneath the forecourt. Here you will find who we are, what guides us, and what a project with us looks like from the first call to handover. You will find our family story on a separate page.

3D illustration: a fuel station under construction with canopy, dispensers, a backhoe, workers and an underground fuel tank in cross-section
Since 1972
54years of experience
in fuel infrastructure
About

Execution contractor for fuel infrastructure, from planning to handover

S. Gotovski specializes in building and renovating fuel and LPG stations, and accompanies every project from planning to handover: earthworks, underground tanks, fuel piping, paving and buildings. We work alongside Israel's major fuel companies and know well the planning, safety and environmental requirements that come with every station.

That experience has also led us into a new field: fuel infrastructure and emergency generator connections for data centers, where the generator must receive fuel under any conditions.

  • Meeting environmental standardsStage II vapor recovery, double-wall tanks and piping, prevention of soil and water contamination.
  • A station that keeps workingPhased execution at operating stations, so some dispensers keep selling fuel at every stage.
  • Skilled crews and dedicated equipmentPermanent crews and our own heavy equipment.
How We Work

From planning to handover, in five stages

Supporting the designers, coordination with the fuel company and the authorities, and phasing plans for an operating station.

Site preparation, tank pit excavation, controlled backfill, drainage and underground utilities.

Installing double-wall tanks, fuel and vapor piping, documented pressure and tightness testing.

Sealed concrete forecourt, oil and fuel separator, canopy, service building and technical room.

Equipment installation, system testing, approvals from the authorities and the fuel company, and first fill.

Rendering: a site manager in a helmet and Gotovski vest briefing three crew members beside fuel tanks at a station under construction Fenced excavation under the canopy at an operating station A crane lifting an underground fuel tank at an operating Sonol station Pouring a concrete forecourt with fill sumps at a fuel station An operating forecourt with dispenser islands and canopy
RenderingThe first conversation on site, before the digging starts

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Planning a new station, an upgrade, or fuel infrastructure for emergency generators? A short conversation at the start saves expensive fixes later. No obligation.

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