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Aviation Fuel Supplier
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The Sugar Land Regional Airport is seeking proposals from qualified firms to serve as an aviation fuel supplier for airports across Texas. The contract aims to establish a reliable partnership capable of providing high-quality aviation fuel and related services to ensure safe, efficient, and consistent airport operations. The project is open to experienced vendors with the capacity to handle contract values ranging from five million to fifteen million dollars, emphasizing the importance of dependable delivery and service quality. Interested firms must submit their proposals by October 9, 2025, with the primary contact being Maria Barroso via email or phone. The solicitation, identified as 2025-RFP-058, is part of the Texas Department of Transportation’s efforts to secure a trusted supplier for aviation fuel needs. The contract’s scope underscores the significance of operational reliability and safety in supporting the airports’ fueling requirements across the state. More details and the proposal portal can be accessed through the provided online link.
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