Commercial Fuel Logistics & Transportation (FOB Origin)

This contract governs the transportation of bulk aviation fuel from Valero’s Torrance, California facility to designated Defense Logistics Agency or military destinations under FOB origin terms, meaning the buyer assumes all responsibilities and costs once the fuel leaves the origin point. The transportation services are required to meet the operational demands of the Department of Defense, ensuring timely and secure delivery of critical fuel supplies to support military readiness. The contract is classified as a subcontract with a NAICS code of 484220, indicating it is specifically tied to truck transportation of hazardous materials, which aligns with the nature of aviation fuel logistics. The contract was posted on June 25, 2026, and is part of the Defense Logistics Agency’s broader supply chain management framework, reflecting the DoD’s reliance on private sector logistics partners to maintain fuel flow to its worldwide operations. While no specific solicitation or set-aside details are provided, the FOB origin structure places the onus on the contractor to handle all outbound logistics, including route planning, compliance with hazardous material regulations, and scheduling to meet military timing requirements. The point of performance is implied to be nationwide, as deliveries will be made to multiple DLA and military locations from the single origin in Torrance, California.