GASOLINE, AUTOMOTIVE

Pinnacle Petroleum, Inc. has been awarded a fixed-price contract with economic price adjustments under solicitation SPE60524R0211 and contract number SPE605-25-D-4503 by the Defense Logistics Agency Energy, with an award date of April 1, 2025, and a signing date of March 31, 2025. The contract, issued under the NAICS code 324110 and designated as a small business set-aside, encompasses a broad scope of fuel deliveries including automotive gasoline, ultra-low sulfur diesel, biodiesel blends, ethanol, and aviation gasoline to multiple Department of Defense locations across the United States through October 31, 2029. The total estimated value of the contract is $134,703,970.99, with individual line items ranging from smaller allocations such as 8,500 UG6 units of automotive gasoline valued at $36,942.39 to larger bulk shipments totaling hundreds of thousands of units. Deliveries are required F.O.B. Destination, meaning Pinnacle Petroleum assumes all transportation costs and risks until goods are received at designated sites including Edwards Air Force Base, San Diego, Tonopah, and North Island. The contract mandates strict adherence to industry fuel specifications such as ASTM D975, ASTM D5798, and ASTM D7467, along with DoD Quality Assurance Protocols, with acceptance occurring only upon inspection at the delivery point by authorized government personnel. Invoicing must be conducted exclusively through the Wide Area Workflow system, with payments processed to the designated remittance address in Columbus, Ohio, under the DoDAAC SL4701. Packaging and labeling requirements include marking all shipments with specified payment codes, contract numbers, DODAACs, and NSNs, with delivery conducted via tank truck and no explicit MIL-STD references. Critical cybersecurity obligations are embedded through DFARS 252.204-7012, requiring full implementation of NIST SP 800-171 controls, 72-hour reporting of cyber incidents via the DIBNET portal, and the preservation of forensic data for 90 days. The contractor must also flow down these cybersecurity requirements to all subcontractors. While the contract does not include detailed evaluation factors or explicit options, its multi-year structure and performance-based payment terms indicate a requirements