District Fleet LLC

District Fleet LLC, a minority-owned, HUBZone-certified small business based in Washington, D.C., provides commercial vehicle leasing and electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) services to federal agencies as a prime contractor across 46 awards with no subcontract footprint. The company operates as a for-profit limited liability corporation with SBA certifications as a small disadvantaged business, Hispanic American-owned enterprise, and Department of Transportation-certified disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE), competing primarily under small-business set-asides (Total Small Business and HUBZone Sole Source designations recur across the footprint) alongside full-and-open awards.

District Fleet's capability portfolio divides into two operational streams: commercial vehicle leasing for executive transportation and EVSE infrastructure installation and site assessment services. Vehicle leasing work spans Class II and Class IV extended large SUVs and full-size Chevrolet Suburbans supplied to executive protection details, strategic command operations, and departmental secretary offices; representative examples include a $3.08 million delivery order from Department of Defense Washington Headquarters Service (August 2025) for vehicle fleet lease under total small business set-aside, a $663,936 delivery order from DOD District Washington for PSO vehicles (August 2023) under GSA Multiple Award Schedule, and a $248,898 purchase order from Air Combat Command for three-vehicle lease to U.S. Strategic Command commander at Offutt Air Force Base (December 2023). EVSE work centers on charging station installation, replacement, and site assessment services at federal facilities nationwide; examples include a $383,965 delivery order from U.S. Army Northeast Region for EV charger installation at Fort Lee Transportation Motor Pool (September 2025), a $176,375 BPA call from GSA Region 4 to replace 25 charging stations at FBI Miramar, Florida (September 2024), and a $108,178 BPA call from Customs and Border Protection for EVSE and related services in Alexandria Bay, New York (April 2024).

Customer concentration mirrors the vendor's dual capability split. The top five customer agencies by award count — Air Combat Command (4 awards), Office of the Secretary of Defense (4), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (3), Air Mobility Command (3), and VA Strategic Acquisition Center Frederick (2) — account for 35% of awards but only a small share of the combined potential value. Dollar concentration inverts: GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominates by potential value at $14.9 million across 2 awards (the underlying $14.375 million BPA and related task orders), followed distantly by Air Mobility Command and Air Combat Command with $563 thousand and $439 thousand respectively. This split reflects the structural role of the GSA Multiple Award Schedule BPA, awarded April 2022 with ceiling of $14.375 million and ultimate completion April 2027, which anchors 22 of 46 awards and carries $19.7 million in combined potential value. Task orders against the GSA MAS vehicle are dispersed across 29 distinct customer agencies, including U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (multiple EVSE site assessments and installations), Department of Veterans Affairs (EV charger), National Park Service (Zion National Park charger cable management), Department of State (vehicle charging stations for consulate), and Federal Highway Administration (ChargePoint cloud services).

Activity has remained flat to declining over the past five years — averaging 6.2 awards per year with a 2024 peak of 9 awards followed by contraction to 7 in 2025 and 1 in first-quarter 2026 — reflecting the underlying steady-state issuance of task orders against the core GSA BPA rather than growth in prime vehicle count. The recompete cliff shows moderate near-term pressure: eight awards worth $1.3 million combined potential value are scheduled for completion in the next twenty-four months, primarily vehicle lease contracts with expiration dates through mid-2026 and the original Fort Lee EVSE installation delivery order completing April 2026. The GSA MAS BPA itself extends to April 2027 and therefore does not face recompete inside the next two years; vehicle leasing task orders issued against it carry fixed expiration dates ranging from early 2025 through mid-2029, creating rolling recompete exposure throughout 2025 and 2026.

District Fleet is a commercial vehicle leasing and fleet management solutions company that specializes in Executive Vehicles, Class IV SUVs, Passenger Vehicles, Light Trucks, Vans, 100 % Electric Vehicles (EV's) and Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE).

With flexible lease terms, expedited delivery options and customized up-fitting services offer comprehensive solutions for agency vehicle/fleet requirements.