Automated Fuel System Installation

The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime established this Master IDIQ on June 12, 2019 for engineering services covering design, fabrication, integration, installation, configuration management, quality assurance, logistics, maintenance, life-cycle management, and technical support for Automated Fuel Systems (AFS) and related fuel equipment, with a shared ceiling of $124 million. Ordering closed on June 11, 2024, making this vehicle inactive for new task-order pursuit.

The vehicle is substantially spent. Fourteen task orders have been awarded with a combined potential value of $55.2 million, of which $53.4 million (97%) is obligated. The most recent order was issued in August 2024, over a year ago. Activity peaked in 2019 with five orders, declined to one order in 2020, recovered to four orders in 2022, then tapered to three in 2023 and one in 2024, reflecting the vehicle's wind-down trajectory toward closure.

Task orders span automated fuel system design and installation at military installations worldwide (facilities named include Hakozaki, Manchester, Point Loma, Lemoore, Pearl Harbor, and Charleston) and corrective maintenance efforts exceeding $250,000. Pricing across all awards is firm fixed price.

Competition is concentrated among four primes. KBR Services, LLC dominates by potential value with three orders totaling $26.6 million. Englobal Government Services Inc. leads by order count with seven orders valued at $17.7 million combined. BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc. holds three orders worth $10.9 million. KBR Wyle Services, LLC received one order for $10,000. All orders are unrestricted, non-set-aside procurements.

Customer concentration is split across three DLA subdivisions. DLA Energy leads with three orders valued at $30.3 million. DLA Land and Maritime (the contracting office) placed eight orders totaling $17.6 million. DLA Headquarters issued three orders worth $7.3 million.

Individual task-order ceilings range from $10,000 to $17.8 million, with the largest single order—the August 2024 Hakozaki Refresh delivery—valued at $17.8 million and scheduled to complete in April 2027. Most orders reflect firm fixed-price contracts with durations between two and four years.

Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) has a worldwide mission requirement to provide petroleum and related support to United States (US) military forces and eligible Federal Civilians, State, Local, and Foreign Governments. DLA has awarded a Master IDIQ for engineering services for the design, fabrication, integration, installation, configuration management, quality assurance, logistics, maintenance, life-cycle management and technical support capability for the installation of Automated Fuel Systems (AFS) and other fuel related systems and equipment. Included in this requirement is Corrective Maintenance (CM) and Site Support for non-routine maintenance efforts that exceed $250K.