TURBINE FUEL, AVIATION
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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE60226FD33Y, a delivery order under the primary contract SPE60226D0467, to Lazarus Energy Holdings LLC on September 17, 2026. This small business set-aside, specifically designated for small advantaged women-owned businesses, is for the procurement of aviation turbine fuel. The total contract price is 1,147,637.48 dollars, covering a quantity of 225,000 UG6 at a unit price of 5.1006. The delivery order specifies a performance and delivery date of September 26, 2026, with shipping terms set as FOB destination. The agreement is governed by standard commercial items contract terms, including specific FAR and DFARS clauses, notably those regarding cybersecurity safeguarding requirements. The procurement is managed under the Department of Defense and was posted via the DIBBS system.
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$1,147,637.48NAICS
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LAZARUS ENERGY HOLDINGS LLCAward Issued Date
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