CHRISTOPHER I. OYOLOKOR SR.

Christopher I. Oyolokor Sr. specializes in the procurement and delivery of liquefied petroleum gas (LP gas) and industrial gases to support critical federal infrastructure operations. The contractor’s core capabilities center on the safe, reliable logistics of gaseous fuel systems, including the transportation, storage, and dispensing of LP gas to military installations and government facilities. Technical expertise includes handling pressurized gas delivery systems, compliance with DOT and OSHA transportation standards, and managing just-in-time fueling operations for remote or high-demand sites. Their consistent performance on DoD contracts demonstrates proficiency in maintaining uninterrupted energy supply chains under stringent operational timelines, with a focus on facility-specific gas storage integration and equipment coordination. The contractor maintains a primary relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering essential fuel services to Army installations such as Fort Stewart, Georgia. Work includes routine LP gas deliveries to building-level storage tanks, supporting heating, cooking, and generator operations across base infrastructure. While other agencies like Agriculture, Interior, and Veterans Affairs have engaged the contractor, DoD remains the dominant client, reflecting a focused alignment with military energy resilience needs. Industry focus is anchored in NAICS 324110 (Petroleum Refineries) and 325120 (Industrial Gas Manufacturing), where the contractor acts as a specialized distributor and logistics provider rather than a manufacturer. This positions them as a niche supplier within the defense energy logistics sector, bridging fuel supply chains between bulk producers and end-use facilities requiring precise gas delivery. The entity operates as a sole proprietorship (2J) based in Cheney, Washington, with no federal certifications on record. Despite limited public certifications, their consistent performance on classified and mission-critical government contracts underscores a reputation for operational reliability and regulatory compliance in hazardous materials handling. Their geographic presence supports Western U.S. defense logistics networks, with service scope extending to installations requiring secure, on-demand fuel delivery.