Amerigas Propane, L.P.

Amerigas Propane, L.P., doing business as Amerigas, is a for-profit partnership headquartered in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania that supplies liquefied petroleum gas (propane) and related delivery services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on a full-and-open competitive basis, with no SBA set-aside designations across its federal footprint. The vendor operates almost exclusively as a prime contractor (99% of awards) and competes unrestricted across civilian and defense federal customers.

Amerigas's federal capability centers on propane supply, delivery, and tank management for heating, equipment operations, and facility maintenance at military installations, federal correctional facilities, and civilian agency locations nationwide. Representative recent work includes a $1.2 million delivery order from the Marine Corps for liquefied petroleum gas to Camp Lejeune, North Carolina (July 2025); a $634.6 thousand purchase order from Defense Logistics Agency Distribution for propane fill services at New Cumberland and Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania facilities (May 2024); a $568.6 thousand delivery order from the National Park Service Intermountain Region for auto-fill propane deliveries throughout Yellowstone National Park (July 2022); and a $513 thousand firm fixed-price contract from the Army Reserve Command for propane supply to Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania (June 2022). The vendor also holds a $906.8 thousand delivery order from a civilian Northeast Area federal entity for bulk propane to Kearneysville, West Virginia (December 2021).

Customer concentration is heavily skewed to Army and Marine Corps installations. The top five customers by award count (40% of all awards) are the Marine Corps (420 awards, $42.7 million combined potential value), Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region (174 awards, $8.8 million), National Park Service Intermountain Region (145 awards, $11.1 million), Army Reserve Command (80 awards, $10 million), and Army (72 awards, $202 thousand). By potential value, the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region leads with 49 awards worth $51.9 million, reflecting large Fort Huachuca and Fort McCoy contracts. The Marine Corps anchors both rankings, dominating volume while maintaining high-dollar orders. Park Service work clusters in the Intermountain and Pacific West regions, particularly Yellowstone, Denali, and Joshua Tree National Parks.

Amerigas's federal footprint is built almost entirely on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) and related General Services Administration contract vehicles. The top vehicle is Federal Supply Schedule GS10F8701G with 749 task orders worth $47.7 million combined potential value; the broader Multiple Award Schedule vehicle carries 256 task orders valued at $25.6 million. The vendor also holds two single-award blanket purchase agreements: a $1 million Air Force Air Mobility Command agreement (Navy; expires November 2027) and a $350 thousand National Park Service Pacific West Region agreement (expired January 2023, now closed). A single-award Marine Corps IDIQ for liquefied petroleum gas carries a $2.538 million ceiling (ultimate completion December 2025).

Activity has declined from 70 awards in 2022 to just 5 awards in 2026 year-to-date, reflecting a sharp contraction in federal propane procurement volume. Twenty-two awards (combined potential value $3.7 million) complete within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure primarily in Army and Park Service contracts.

Amerigas subcontracts minimally—only 14 sub-awards (1% of total) across the entire footprint. Named sub relationships include work under Education & Training Resources LLC for Northlands Job Corps Center propane delivery (June 2024, up to $235 thousand); Amentum Services, Inc. for hazardous materials management and 3PL propane supply at DLA Cherry Point, North Carolina (March 2025); and KBR Services, LLC for Marine Corps Prepositioning Program propane gas services (July 2024). These sub roles are incidental to Amerigas's dominant prime posture.

Amerigas competes on price and capability without set-aside preference and operates a geographically distributed supply network enabling rapid response to propane demands across CONUS, Alaska, and remote federal sites. The vendor's federal strategy emphasizes steady-state energy infrastructure support rather than specialized services, positioning it as a critical commodity supplier to the Department of Defense and Interior rather than a platform for higher-margin professional services.