AML Global OU

AML Global OU, an Estonia-based sole proprietorship, supplies aviation turbine fuel (JA1) to the Department of Energy and Department of Defense as a prime contractor under a single-award indefinite-delivery vehicle, with no subcontractor footprint and competing entirely in full-and-open procurements carrying no set-aside designation.

AML Global OU operates as a foreign-owned for-profit organization headquartered in Pärnu, Estonia. The vendor's federal work sits entirely within NAICS 324110 (Petroleum Refineries) and PSC 6730 (Liquid Propellants and Fuels, Petroleum Base). The company holds a single parent vehicle: an indefinite-delivery contract (SPE60725D0075) awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency Energy on October 1, 2025, with a $16.3 million ceiling running through March 31, 2030. The vehicle is structured as a fixed-price requirements contract with economic price adjustment for into-plane Jet A-1 aviation fuel services with and without fuel system icing inhibitor (FSII) at commercial airports across 30 European countries. Place of performance spans Estonia and 53 commercial airport locations across Europe, including Germany, France, Italy, Turkey, and the United Kingdom, with administrative coordination at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. Fuel quantities vary by location, ranging from 50,000 to over 33 million US gallons. Pricing is fixed-price with economic price adjustment, denominated in US dollars per gallon to six decimal places using Platts price indices including PWFOBMEDJ and PFOBNWEJET. Contractors must comply with MIL-STD-1548H guidelines for into-plane fuel handling and quality control, including submission of Certificates of Analysis and Commitment Letters from Fixed Base Operators.

Customer concentration is absolute: the Defense Logistics Agency Energy accounts for 100% of recent awards and combined potential value. AML Global OU has received 294 delivery orders under its parent IDC since October 2025, with 250 awards issued in 2026 alone. Activity trajectory shows dramatic recent acceleration—one award in 2023, 45 in 2025, then 250 in 2026—reflecting ramp-up of fuel delivery operations following the October 2025 IDC award. The combined potential value across all 296 awards stands at $19.1 million, with $2.8 million (15%) obligated to date. Recent delivery orders span February 12 through April 10, 2026, ranging from under $300 to $133,169.25 per order, all priced fixed-price with economic price adjustment and all set to complete on their respective award dates. All 296 awards carry no set-aside designation and compete in full-and-open procurements. The vendor operates with no subcontractor relationships and derives 100% of its federal revenue from the single DLA Energy customer.