DIESEL FUEL
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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE60526FGPE7 to Petron Corporation on April 6, 2026, as a delivery order under the primary contract SPE60525D1002. This specific order was for the procurement of 50 units of Diesel Fuel DF2, identified by NSN 9140002865294, with a total value of 473.77 dollars. The fuel was designated for delivery in drums to Clark (RPLC), with coordination managed by Capt. Sydney Pasterski. The overarching agreement, SPE605-25-D-1002, established a long-term supply arrangement from June 1, 2025, through May 31, 2030, with an estimated value of 743,199.50 dollars and potential options extending to 1,038,797.62 dollars. However, a subsequent modification, P00001, signed by Contracting Officer Kimberly Binns on June 15, 2026, served as a supplemental agreement to terminate for convenience the specific line item for the 50 units of diesel fuel associated with delivery order SPE60526FGPE7.
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