Alliance Aviation Management LTD

Alliance Aviation Management LTD, doing business as Alliance Aviation Services, supplies jet propellant type 8 (JAA) aviation turbine fuel to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor through a single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Defense Logistics Agency Energy, competing on a full-and-open basis with no set-aside designation. The Fort Worth, Texas-based partnership holds a four-year IDIQ ceiling of $82.3 million awarded July 1, 2023, and running through March 31, 2027, under which it supplies approximately 192.7 million gallons of turbine fuel to commercial airports across nine southern states—Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Tennessee, New Mexico, Arizona, and Alabama—in support of military aviation operations and federal energy security.

Alliance Aviation's federal footprint is deeply concentrated in fuel logistics. The vendor's award portfolio spans 41,560 delivery orders and related transactions overwhelmingly dominated by jet fuel supply work: 39,902 awards fall under NAICS 627 (Petroleum Refineries), with 41,557 awards coded to PSC Liquid Propellants and Fuels, Petroleum Base. The vendor serves only four distinct federal agencies, with the Defense Logistics Agency Energy representing 41,547 awards (99.97% of the portfolio) and $300.9 million of the $316.9 million combined potential value. The remaining four awards—five for Defense Logistics Agency, two for the Office of Personnel Management, and one for the Department of the Air Force—carry negligible dollar magnitude relative to the DLA Energy fuel supply mission. Over the past five award years, activity averaged roughly 3,200 awards annually, though 2025 marked 3,995 awards and 2026 (through mid-April) shows 1,506 awards to date, reflecting the high-volume, transactional nature of fuel procurement through multiple delivery orders against the parent IDIQ.

The vendor's entire federal presence flows through the single-award IDIQ with DLA Energy and subordinate task orders issued under that vehicle. The top four parent IDIQs account for 41,542 of the 41,560 total awards: Indefinite Delivery Contract SP060015D0031 (15,186 task orders, $53.3 million potential value), SPE60719D0054 (13,039 task orders, $27.3 million), SPE60723D0015 (11,674 task orders, $24.2 million), and SP060011D0045 (1,643 task orders, $21.6 million). These vehicle designations appear to reflect DLA Energy's internal breakdowns of the core $82.3 million contract ceiling across geographic regions or product categories within the southern United States fuel supply mission. Delivery orders under the IDIQ carry fixed-price pricing with economic price adjustment provisions to manage fuel market volatility. Individual orders range from sub-hundred-dollar micro-purchases to orders exceeding $34,000, reflecting both routine baseline fuel shipments and surge demand fulfillment across military installations.

Alliance Aviation operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the source data. The vendor's operational footprint and logistics network are anchored in Fort Worth, the source of all place-of-performance designations. Combined obligated dollars total $150.8 million against potential value of $316.9 million, indicating that roughly 48% of the ceiling has been drawn to date. The concentration of work—41,547 awards through a single contracting partner for a single commodity—positions Alliance Aviation as a specialized fuel logistics provider rather than a full-service federal contractor, with recompete risk and growth opportunity both centered on DLA Energy's renewal or rebid of the core IDIQ vehicle in 2027.