Diesel Fuel Delivery – Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD
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The contract entails the delivery of 627,000 gallons of diesel fuel DS2 to Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Maryland, under a subcontract awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency on behalf of the Department of Defense. The requirement demands strict coordination with on-site personnel and full 24/7 operational readiness to ensure timely and uninterrupted fuel supply, reflecting the critical nature of the mission at this defense installation. The NAICS code 484220 indicates this is a specialized transportation service for bulk liquids, underscoring the technical and logistical expertise required to execute the delivery precisely as specified. The contract was posted on July 31, 2026, and is tracked under the reference SPE60526FHVP2 with a linked award record for administrative and compliance purposes.
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This scope was carved out of SPE605-26-F-HVP2.
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DIESEL FUEL
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