The Department of Defense has awarded a $257,040 firm fixed-price purchase order to Black Bull Logistics SL, a Spain-based maritime logistics company, for the supply of marine fuel to U.S. Navy vessels. The contract, awarded on May 16, 2025, with an ultimate completion date of June 21, 2025, falls under the Defense Logistics Agency Energy's FEPEC Ships Bunkers program and involves the delivery of fuel at the port of Malaysia. This award stems from the full and open competitive solicitation SPE606-25-R-0200, which sought distillates and residuals including commercial marine gas oil, fuel oil grades RME-180 and RMG-380, and very low sulfur fuel oil for government vessels on a spot-buy, as-required basis through the SEA Card Online program. No set-aside designation was used for this procurement.
Black Bull Logistics SL has established a consistent track record as a fuel supplier to the U.S. government, with its federal contract history primarily focused on delivering marine fuels to Navy vessels, Military Sealift Command ships, and other federal agency vessels at international ports worldwide. The company, registered in the System for Award Management since June 2016, specializes in maritime fuel procurement and has previously received contracts ranging from approximately $8,500 to $2.7 million under the FEPEC Ships Bunkers program, with delivery locations spanning multiple global ports.