PAZ OIL COMPANY LIMITED

PAZ OIL COMPANY LIMITED specializes in the secure, large-scale fuel logistics and supply chain management for U.S. government operations abroad, with a primary focus on petroleum bulk station and terminal services. The contractor delivers mission-critical fuel procurement, storage, and distribution for government-owned and leased vehicles supporting diplomatic, military, and infrastructure missions. Their technical expertise includes compliance with federal fuel specifications, just-in-time delivery protocols for remote diplomatic posts, and integrated fuel management systems that ensure operational continuity in austere environments. Key differentiators include end-to-end fuel cycle control, coordination with host nation infrastructure, and proven ability to sustain fuel operations under complex geopolitical conditions, particularly in high-risk overseas locations. The contractor maintains a sustained, exclusive relationship with the Department of State, consistently supporting fuel requirements for U.S. embassies, consulates, and federal installations overseas. Work includes direct supply to government vehicle fleets, leased assets under U.S. Army Corps of Engineers oversight, and integrated fuel cost forecasting aligned with ICASS and program funding cycles. The nature of engagements suggests a trusted, long-term vendor status, with recurring contracts tied to embassy operational readiness and diplomatic mission continuity. PAZ OIL COMPANY LIMITED operates primarily within NAICS 424710, which encompasses petroleum bulk terminals and stations—meaning they manage the physical infrastructure and logistics for bulk fuel receipt, storage, and dispensing rather than retail distribution. Their vertical specialization lies in government fuel logistics for overseas missions, positioning them as a niche provider for U.S. agencies requiring secure, compliant, and reliable fuel services in non-domestic, often unstable regions. The entity is structured as ZZ with no publicly listed certifications, and its location in YAKUM, N/A, suggests a non-U.S. operational base with a focused government market presence centered on international diplomatic and defense fuel supply. Despite limited public information on corporate structure, its consistent award history reflects deep integration into U.S. government overseas logistics networks.