Turbine fuel, aviation, JA1

Glasgow Prestwick Airport LIMITED, a foreign-owned aviation fuel logistics provider based in Prestwick, Scotland, has been awarded a delivery order valued at $34,638.25 for the procurement and delivery of turbine fuel (Jet A-1 aviation fuel) to support U.S. military operations in Great Britain. The contract is structured as a fixed-price delivery order with economic price adjustment mechanisms and carries an ultimate completion date of January 10, 2026. This award is issued under the broader Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC SPE607-25-R-0202) valued at $120.8 million, which was awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency Energy in October 2025 and extends through March 31, 2030. No small business set-aside was applied to this award due to the contractor's foreign-owned status. The Defense Logistics Agency Energy, which operates under the Department of Defense, utilizes Glasgow Prestwick Airport LIMITED as a strategic partner to maintain reliable aviation fuel supply chains supporting U.S. European Command operations across military installations throughout Europe.

Since the award of its current IDC in October 2025, Glasgow Prestwick Airport LIMITED has received 27 delivery orders totaling approximately $805,000, demonstrating active utilization of the contract vehicle for incremental fuel procurements. The contractor has maintained a strong track record as a federal supplier since its registration in March 2016, having delivered over 200 delivery orders and more than 130 million gallons of aviation fuels under predecessor contracts. All task orders issued under the current IDC employ fixed-price pricing structures indexed to Platts fuel price indices, allowing the government to manage costs while accounting for volatile commodity market conditions. The underlying IDC was awarded following a competitive solicitation conducted on a lowest-price-technically-acceptable basis to source into-plane aviation fuel services across 53 commercial airports in 30 European countries.