DIESEL FUEL
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Defense Logistics Agency Energy awarded delivery order SPE60526FHLY8 to Campbell Oil Company, a women-owned and economically disadvantaged small business, for the procurement of Diesel Fuel DS2. This order, issued under the broader contract SPE60522D4014, is valued at $28,820.25 for 7,500 UG6 of fuel at a unit price of $3.8427. The fuel is scheduled for delivery to Wallops Island, Virginia, with a permitted quantity variance of plus or minus 10 percent. The overarching contract, which runs from October 3, 2022, through August 31, 2027, establishes a total award value of $4,328,633.40 for diesel fuel deliveries to various U.S. Navy facilities in Virginia, including Portsmouth and Chesapeake. All deliveries are FOB destination via tank truck and must comply with ASTM D975 and ultra-low sulfur standards. The contractor is required to provide per-shipment certifications regarding volume and sulfur content, as well as signed quarterly compliance letters. Performance requirements include 24/7 delivery capabilities and strict adherence to emergency delivery triggers.
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$28,820.25NAICS
Place of Performance
NC, USASet-Aside
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CAMPBELL OIL COAward Issued Date
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