Jacee Stumpf

Jacee Stumpf serves as a key procurement professional within the Defense Logistics Agency’s Energy Directorate, supporting the strategic acquisition of critical energy infrastructure and petroleum-based fuel supply chain services. Responsible for managing complex contractual actions under SPE605, Stumpf ensures the uninterrupted delivery of refined fuels and energy logistics capabilities essential to global military readiness. Her work centers on high-stakes, mission-critical acquisitions that require rigorous technical oversight and supply chain resilience, primarily involving the procurement of petroleum refinery operations, fuel distribution systems, and related energy logistics support. She operates within a highly specialized contracting environment where continuity of supply and operational security are paramount. Stumpf maintains a concentrated contractor relationship with Qatar Fuel (WOQOD) and United Capital Investments Group, both of which provide essential fuel supply and energy logistics services under long-term, performance-based contracts. These partnerships reflect a preference for established, global energy providers with proven capacity to meet DoD standards for quality, security, and just-in-time delivery. Her contracting patterns emphasize reliability and scale over competition, with a focus on sustaining mission-critical fuel flow rather than frequent vendor rotation. The relationships are characterized by deep technical alignment and operational integration with military logistics networks. Stumpf’s procurement portfolio exhibits no set-aside preferences, with 100% of awards issued under full and open competition. This reflects the specialized nature of energy infrastructure procurement, where only a limited number of global contractors possess the technical capability, security clearances, and logistical scale required to fulfill DLA Energy’s mission. Small business participation is not a primary contracting lever in this domain due to the capital-intensive and highly regulated nature of petroleum refining and fuel distribution. Her primary focus is on NAICS 324110 (Petroleum Refineries), encompassing the acquisition of refined petroleum products, fuel storage and handling systems, and associated logistics infrastructure. Stumpf’s expertise lies in contracting for complex energy supply chains that demand adherence to military specifications, environmental compliance, and global transportation protocols, ensuring that combatant commands receive consistent, high-quality fuel regardless of operational tempo or geographic location.