Alaska Aerofuel, Inc.

Alaska Aerofuel, Inc., a small business based in Fairbanks, Alaska, supplies aviation fueling services, fuel equipment maintenance, and fixed base operator support to federal land management and defense agencies as a prime contractor operating under total small business set-asides. The company competes exclusively in the small-business category across its recent federal footprint; all 98 prime awards in the source carry either total small business set-aside or no set-aside designations, with the vast majority reserved for small businesses.

Alaska Aerofuel's capability portfolio centers on aviation fuel logistics and ramp services for wildfire suppression and remote arctic operations. Representative work includes a $2 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement from the Bureau of Land Management Alaska Region (awarded May 18, 2026, running through September 30, 2031) for supplemental aviation fuel pumping truck services supporting wildland fire suppression at Fort Wainwright, a $250 thousand single-award BPA from the Fish and Wildlife Service (July 2023 through July 2025) to supply aviation gasoline to Yukon Flats National Wildlife Refuge, a $200 thousand purchase order from BLM Alaska Region (April 1, 2023, through December 31, 2027) for bulk aviation gasoline deliveries to the Alaska Fire Service, and a $27,904 fixed-base operator support contract awarded by the Department of Defense Special Operations Command North (February 23, 2026) for hangar, ground handling, fueling, and aircraft maintenance services in Fairbanks under sole-source justification citing the contractor's unique arctic equipment inventory and logistical infrastructure. The company also performs aviation fuel tank pump rebuilds, fuel refueler conversions, and lease of hangar and office space supporting Air Force operations.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Department of the Interior. The top five customer organizations account for 66% of awards by count; the BLM Alaska Region alone represents 42 awards and $9 million in combined potential value — more than half the vendor's entire portfolio. The Interior Business Center (departmental procurement arm) anchors $7.7 million across five awards. The Fish and Wildlife Service, USDA National Resources Conservation Service, and the Department of the Air Force round out the active set. The vendor holds position on four indefinite delivery vehicles, with the largest (IND12PC00342) generating four task orders worth $2.6 million in combined potential value.

Recent activity is sparse by comparison to historical volume — one to three awards per year over 2024–2026, down from occasional multi-award years earlier in the portfolio — with only two awards completing in the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $525 thousand), indicating limited near-term recompete exposure. The vendor has worked with thirteen distinct federal agencies, but 98% of combined potential value concentrates within the Department of the Interior ecosystem, particularly BLM and Fish and Wildlife Service programs across Alaska and the Interior Business Center's procurement services. The award footprint, spanning primarily PSC codes for liquid propellants and fuels (47 awards) and housekeeping-fueling services (17 awards), reflects sustained specialization in mission-critical fuel support for remote and extreme-climate federal operations.