CMS Corporation, a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned contractor based in Bargersville, Indiana, was awarded a $13.5 million firm fixed-price delivery order by the Department of Defense's Energy office on September 5, 2025. The contract, which is not set-aside, will be performed at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam with an ultimate completion date of January 3, 2028. The work scope, as detailed in the Statement of Work, involves the repair of Tanks A-20 and A-21 at the installation. This delivery order is issued under the Air Force Civil Engineer Center Fuels Maintenance and Repair Contracts (AFCEC Fuels MATOC), a multiple award contract vehicle that enables the Air Force to competitively task order petroleum, oil, and lubricant systems repair and maintenance services across military installations.
CMS Corporation brings significant relevant experience to this engagement, having established itself as a primary federal contractor specializing in fuel tank maintenance and POL systems repair for defense agencies. The company maintains an extensive portfolio of contracts across military installations worldwide, including previous work on infrastructure and facility repairs at bases in the Pacific region. The contractor's track record with the Defense Logistics Agency Energy, Air Force Civil Engineer Center, and other defense agencies demonstrates the technical capability and operational expertise required to execute complex tank repair projects of this nature. The firm fixed-price contract structure provides the government with cost certainty while allowing CMS Corporation to leverage its established expertise in petroleum systems infrastructure.