Amerigas Propane, L.P.

Amerigas Propane, L.P., doing business as Amerigas, supplies liquefied petroleum gas (propane), delivery services, and related equipment to federal installations as a prime contractor, competing on a full-and-open basis with no SBA set-asides. The company is a for-profit partnership headquartered in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, with a dominant footprint in propane distribution across Department of Defense, Department of the Interior, and federal civilian facilities nationwide.

Amerigas operates almost exclusively as a prime contractor (99% of awards) across a broad customer base—139 distinct agencies over recent years. The top customer by award count is the United States Marine Corps (421 awards, $43.1 million combined potential value), followed by Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region (174 awards, $8.8 million). By dollar value, Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region leads with $60.3 million across 50 awards, reflecting larger bulk propane supply contracts such as an $8.089 million purchase order to Dugway Proving Ground, Utah for propane supply through June 2031. The Marine Corps concentration reflects recurring, smaller-dollar delivery orders to Camp Lejeune and Quantico—often in the $100,000 to $400,000 range per delivery order—drawn against a $3.85 million five-year IDIQ established January 2024.

Amerigas places the vast majority of work through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), which anchors its federal footprint. The Federal Supply Schedule GS10F8701G carries 748 task orders valued at $47.6 million combined potential value; the plain Multiple Award Schedule vehicle holds 261 task orders worth $27.3 million. Two blanket purchase agreements round out the vehicle portfolio: a $300,000 BPA with the Office of Acquisitions and Grants for Conte Anadromous Fish Research Laboratory propane (effective through June 2031), and a $1 million Air Force Air Mobility Command BPA for Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst propane services (through November 2027). Work under these vehicles spans propane delivery, bulk supply, tank refill, and tank leasing to military bases, national parks, federal correctional facilities, and civilian research centers.

Recent concrete examples of prime work include a $8.089 million purchase order (Army Materiel Command, Dugway Proving Ground) covering bulk propane supply through 2031 with annual volume near 1 million gallons; a $1.155 million delivery order to Marine Corps Camp Lejeune for liquefied petroleum gas through June 2026; a $906.8 million delivery order for bulk propane to the Northeast Area through December 2026 (ultimate completion reflecting multi-year scope); and a $650,000 delivery order to National Park Service Intermountain Region (Yellowstone) through September 2027. Additional work spans propane service to Federal Correctional Institutions (Terminal Island, Miami, Lompoc, Marianna, Forrest City), Indian Health Service, Coast Guard, U.S. Geological Survey research facilities, and the Smithsonian Institution.

Amerigas subcontracts on a limited basis (1% of awards). Recent sub-award work includes propane delivery services under Education & Training Resources LLC primes (Northlands Job Corps Center operation, $235,000 to $290,000 annually through 2026); propane supply to Amentum Services hazardous materials management contracts at DLA Cherry Point; and propane fueling support under Calibre Systems and KBR Services primes for range operations and Marine Corps sustainment. Sub-award volumes are modest relative to prime work and are typically embedded in larger facility management or logistics contracts.

Activity has declined year over year—70 awards in 2022 to 13 awards in 2026 through October—though this reflects the source data's recent snapshot and the nature of multi-year IDIQ-driven work, where fewer but larger delivery orders may replace many small awards. Combined potential value across the prime footprint is $410.6 million, with $135.8 million obligated (33%). Seventeen awards carry completion dates within the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $4.1 million, representing modest recompete exposure. The vendor does not hold any SBA certifications and competes entirely in unrestricted, full-and-open procurements, positioning it as a mainstream commercial supplier rather than a set-aside-dependent vendor. Amerigas' federal footprint is driven by logistics and real estate—routine, recurring propane supply to stable customer bases with long contract vehicles—rather than competitive pressure or technology differentiation.