The Defense Logistics Agency Energy awarded a single-award, indefinite delivery contract to BP Singapore Pte. Limited for aviation turbine fuel. The contract has a potential value of $43.9M and a period of performance through April 2022.
Under the contract, BP will deliver jet fuel to meet DLA Energy's global mission of procuring and delivering bulk petroleum and alternative fuels to DoD customers worldwide. Two firm fixed-price delivery orders have been issued against it thus far, totaling over $28.8M. The first, valued at $13.4M, calls for fuel delivery in Singapore from late February through March 2021. The second, valued at $15.5M, requires delivery of over 850,000 barrels in Singapore from October through November 2020.
The original solicitation sought proposals to procure 21M gallons of JP-5 jet fuel for delivery to the Defense Fuel Support Point in Akasaki, Japan to support operations in the Western Pacific and Middle East regions. The fuel was to be delivered between August and December 2020 under a fixed-price contract awarded based on the lowest overall laid down cost. As the leading global energy supplier to the U.S. military, BP will utilize its Asia-Pacific infrastructure to transport and deliver the jet fuel to DoD customers in the region as required under the contract and delivery orders.
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