Avports LLC

Avports LLC, a for-profit airport operations and management company headquartered in Dulles, Virginia, supplies Joint Aircraft Authorizations-compliant aviation turbine fuel to the Defense Logistics Agency Energy as a prime contractor on a 100% full-and-open-competition basis with no set-aside activity.

Avports operates exclusively within a single customer relationship: the Defense Logistics Agency Energy (DLA Energy), which represents all 3,340 awards and the entire $98.4 million in combined potential value across the vendor's federal footprint. The company's business is entirely aviation turbine fuel delivery—a commodity focus that distinguishes it from diversified federal contractors. All work is performed on delivery orders under indefinite delivery vehicle contracts, with place of performance concentrated in Sterling, Virginia, serving the National Capital Region. No subcontracting is evident; Avports performs the full scope as prime contractor on every award.

The company holds five active IDV vehicles with DLA Energy. The two largest are Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE60722D0105 (1,309 task orders, $9.3 million combined potential value, through March 2026) and Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE60719D0001 (1,355 task orders, $8.8 million potential value, through an unspecified end date). Three smaller vehicles—SP060013D0059 (440 orders, $3.9 million), SPE60017D0075 (166 orders, $241 thousand), and SPE60521D4532 (22 orders, $5.3 million)—round out the vehicle portfolio. A sixth vehicle, SPE60525D4500, awarded November 1, 2024, carries a $12.6 million ceiling through October 31, 2029. Collectively, these vehicles authorize DLA Energy to issue delivery orders for aviation fuel on an as-needed basis.

Activity has been substantial and volatile. Awards peaked in 2023 at 503 per year, declined to 346 in 2024, dropped further to 265 in 2025, and have slowed to 106 through March 2026. The decline reflects two factors: the completion of several legacy IDV vehicles (SPE60719D0001, SP060013D0059, SPE60017D0075) and the transition to newer vehicles with longer performance periods, particularly SPE60525D4500 (extending to October 2029). Individual delivery order values range from under $200 to approximately $248,600, reflecting spot-market and bulk fuel procurement patterns. The source data includes 106 awards from 2026 alone (through March 31), indicating the vendor remains actively engaged despite the year-over-year volume decline.

All awards are structured as fixed-price contracts with economic price adjustment provisions—a mechanism DLA Energy uses to manage fuel-cost volatility while maintaining budget predictability. No awards carry set-aside designations (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, or other SBA categories); all reflect full-and-open competition. Of the $98.4 million in combined potential value, $32.8 million (33%) has been obligated to date, indicating active delivery order drawdown against the IDV ceilings.

The vendor's award footprint is concentrated entirely within NAICS 324110 (Petroleum Refineries) for 3,338 awards and 324230 (Petroleum and Petroleum Products Merchant Wholesalers, except Bulk Stations and Terminals) for 2 awards. PSC coding is uniform: all 3,340 awards are coded to Liquid Propellants and Fuels, Petroleum Base. This narrow capability profile—aviation fuel supply exclusively to one federal customer—reflects Avports' specialized positioning as a logistics provider to DLA Energy rather than a broad-spectrum federal contractor.

Avports has no sub-award activity; it neither subcontracts to other vendors nor appears as a subcontractor itself on any awards in the source data. This posture reinforces the company's prime-contractor-only profile, with all federal revenue flowing directly to Avports rather than distributed across a team.