Bahrain Bellport Services Station W.l.l

Bahrain Bellport Services Station W.l.l., a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Al Hidd, Bahrain, is a foreign-owned fuel supplier that provides diesel fuel and gasoline to the Defense Logistics Agency Energy as a prime contractor on an unrestricted, full-and-open basis with no SBA set-aside designations. The vendor operates exclusively in the federal marketplace through single-award indefinite-delivery vehicles (IDVs) and recurring delivery orders, competing directly against all qualified bidders without set-aside protection.

Bahrain Bellport's federal footprint is singularly concentrated. All 355 awards in the source data—100 percent of its federal business—come from the Defense Logistics Agency Energy, which funds fuel supply to U.S. military installations in Bahrain, principally Naval Support Activity Bahrain and subordinate naval and aviation units in Manama and Muharraq. The vendor has no recorded grants, no subcontractor role, and no customer diversification. This single-agency dependence is absolute: DLA Energy accounts for 100 percent of award count and 100 percent of combined potential value ($9.8 million across all awards).

Bahrain Bellport holds four parent IDVs with DLA Energy, each a single-award indefinite-delivery vehicle. The largest is Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE60524D9501, awarded February 1, 2024, with a ceiling of $1.72 million and performance through January 31, 2027; this vehicle carries 148 task orders valued at $1.8 million combined and is the primary vehicle for recurring diesel and gasoline deliveries to NSA fuel farms and aviation units. Three older IDVs (SPE60518D9501, SPE60520D9539, SPE60519D9507) generated 186 task orders worth $1.55 million combined, with completion dates in 2024. Recent delivery orders under the active IDV range from $430 to $42,806 and are priced fixed-price with economic price adjustment to account for fuel market fluctuations. The vendor has delivered over 600,000 gallons of petroleum products under its current IDV contract during 2024 and 2025, demonstrating consistent throughput to support regional military fuel requirements.

Activity has grown substantially: 12 awards in 2022, 46 in 2023, 63 in 2024, 60 in 2025, and 29 year-to-date in 2026. This trajectory signals DLA Energy's sustained reliance on the vendor as a regional fuel logistics provider. However, recompete exposure is material. Two older IDVs (SPE60520D9539 and SPE60519D9507) completed or are completing in 2024–2025, representing roughly one-quarter of the vendor's active portfolio by order count, though the larger current IDV (SPE60524D9501) extends through January 2027 and carries the bulk of forward-committed work.

The vendor operates entirely as prime contractor with no subcontractor footprint and no identified subs. All 355 awards are prime contracts or prime IDVs issued directly to Bahrain Bellport Services Station W.l.l. Category concentration reflects the vendor's singular capability: 355 awards fall under Petroleum Refineries (NAICS), with 282 orders coded to Fuel Oils (PSC 4720) and 73 to Liquid Propellants and Fuels, Petroleum Base (PSC 4730). The vendor's capability portfolio is narrowly defined: bulk diesel fuel and gasoline procurement and delivery to U.S. military facilities in Bahrain, with compliance documentation (tank batch certificates, supply chain certification, Iran Sanctions Act attestation), quality control procedures, and on-site fuel farm logistics. There is no evidence of diversification into other fuel types, other regions, or other federal customers.

Bahrain Bellport competes on unrestricted, full-and-open terms and has sustained zero set-aside designations across its 355-award history. This absence of set-aside protection—8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, or otherwise—distinguishes the vendor from most federal fuel contractors and exposes it to unlimited competition in each delivery order solicitation. Obligated spend of $3.7 million (38 percent of potential value) reflects typical fuel contracting where ceiling values exceed invoiced amounts as market conditions fluctuate.

The vendor's federal contracting life in this data spans 2017 to present, with rapid acceleration since 2023. Because all business routes through a single customer, a single region, and a single commodity, Bahrain Bellport's federal footprint is strategically important to DLA Energy's Bahrain operations but carries concentration risk if DLA Energy consolidates suppliers or if geopolitical or operational changes reduce fuel demand at regional installations.