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Post, Camps, & Stations Group (COG) 7
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DLA Energy is issuing solicitation SP0600-15-RFI-1006 for the Post, Camps, and Stations Group 7 to procure approximately 104 million US gallons of various fuel types. The requirements include a wide range of products such as Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel in summer and winter blends, Gasohol Regular Unleaded, RFG Midgrade and Regular Unleaded, Biodiesel, Aviation Gasoline, Jet Fuel Type A, and Fuel Oil Burner number 2. Delivery of these materials is to be executed via tank truck or tank wagon. The resulting awards will be requirements-type contracts established as fixed price with economic price adjustments. The performance period for ordering is scheduled from September 1, 2015, through August 31, 2018. This opportunity is open to all responsible sources under NAICS code 324110, with proposals due by May 1, 2015.
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The solicitation will cover ground fuel requirements for the DoD and Federal Civilian Locations in the states of Arizona, Calif, USASet-Aside
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