Craig Field Airport And Industrial Authority

Craig Field Airport And Industrial Authority, a non-profit tax-exempt entity based in Selma, Alabama, holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Defense Logistics Agency Energy for aviation turbine fuel supply and operates as a prime contractor on federal contracts and grants without subcontracting. The organization is certified as a Department of Transportation Disadvantaged Business Enterprise and competes under full-and-open procurement without set-aside designation.

Craig Field's federal footprint is heavily concentrated in aviation fuel logistics. The vendor supplies approximately 192.7 million gallons of aviation turbine fuel (JAA specification) across nine states—Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Texas—to commercial airports and military installations. Work is performed from Selma, Alabama, with fixed-price delivery orders carrying economic price adjustment provisions. Recent representative awards include a $2,662.49 delivery order from DLA Energy on December 16, 2025, for aviation turbine fuel delivery, and a $1,094.76 order on May 4, 2026, also under the parent IDC with an ultimate completion date of March 31, 2027. The parent IDC, awarded September 7, 2023, carries a $921,776.60 ceiling.

Customer concentration is bifurcated. The Defense Logistics Agency Energy dominates by award count, issuing 665 of the 773 total awards (86% of all awards), though these delivery orders average sub-$2,000 ceiling values and combine to only $1.9 million in potential value. By contrast, the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Central Office Office of Leasing has issued 16 awards carrying $112.6 million in combined potential value—a $1.79 million FAA Airport Improvement Program grant for taxiway reconstruction awarded September 18, 2025, and an $336,943.16 grant for apron resurfacing awarded August 5, 2025, both with completion dates in 2029; and 76 task orders under Basic Ordering Agreement GS04B45064 valued at $223.9 million combined. The Federal Aviation Administration and the Environmental Protection Agency round out the top customers. Activity has grown markedly, from 74 awards in 2022 to 205 in 2024, with 153 awards in 2025 and 102 in 2026 year-to-date. Only one award faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, signaling low recompete exposure in the immediate term.

Beyond fuel supply, Craig Field holds two IDCs with DLA Energy (SPE60723D0119 with 492 task orders and SPE60722D0048 with 171 task orders) and operates under the GSA BOA GS04B45064 for real-estate leasing services. The vendor's primary NAICS classification is Petroleum Refineries (665 awards), with secondary activity in lessors of nonresidential buildings. The organization also serves as a recipient of federal grants for airport infrastructure modernization and environmental remediation. An EPA Brownfields Cooperative Agreement for $556,000, awarded October 1, 2024 with completion September 30, 2028, funds site assessment, community involvement, and cleanup coordination for brownfield sites in the Selma area.