DIESEL FUEL

The contract award SPE60526FHSR7, issued by the Defense Logistics Agency under the parent delivery order SPE60525D4512, awards VETJET FUELS LLC to supply diesel fuel and aviation gasoline to multiple U.S. Department of Defense facilities across Arizona, California, and Utah over a performance period spanning May 1, 2025, to October 31, 2029. The estimated total contract value is $19,840,668.85, with pricing structured as firm fixed price per line item, including multiple CLINs for different fuel types and delivery locations, each carrying specific unit prices and quantity variances up to ±10 percent for select items. Deliveries are governed by F.O.B. Destination terms, meaning the contractor assumes all costs and risks until fuel is received and accepted at designated military, federal, and law enforcement sites such as Naval Air Station San Diego, Hill AFB, and USP Tucson. Acceptance is performed by government representatives at the point of delivery, based on compliance with ASTM D975 specifications for ultra-low sulfur diesel and other approved fuel grades, supported by quality assurance provisions tied to specific NSNs and authorized QAP documents. The contract enforces stringent cybersecurity and information protection requirements under DFARS clauses, including mandatory compliance with NIST SP 800-171 Revision 2 for safeguarding covered defense information, with contractors required to report any cyber incident to DIBNet within 72 hours and preserve affected systems and media for 90 days for forensic analysis. Subcontractors must also flow down these cybersecurity obligations, and the use of FedRAMP Moderate baseline cloud services is mandated if applicable. Invoicing and payment are strictly through the Wide Area Workflow system using specified document types, with payment processed by the DoDAAC SL4701, and all financial transactions governed by electronic funds transfer requirements. While detailed packaging, marking, or preservation standards from MIL-STDs are absent, item identification relies on NSNs and DoDAAC codes for tracking. Representations and certifications are incorporated by reference via FAR 52.204-19, requiring contractor compliance with SAM.gov registrations and socioeconomic reporting obligations, though specific small business status or UEI details are not included in the awarded document. No evaluation factors or contract administration contacts are formally listed beyond general technical support provided by the DLA Energy Direct Delivery Tech Team.