Freeman Holdings Of Riverside, L.L.C.

Freeman Holdings Of Riverside, L.L.C., doing business as Million Air Riverside, operates as a self-certified small disadvantaged business and veteran-owned fixed-base operator (FBO) providing aviation turbine fuel delivery and logistics to the Department of Defense, primarily the Defense Logistics Agency Energy, as a prime contractor from its facility in Moreno Valley, California. The company competes full-and-open (no set-aside designation) and holds a 100% prime contract footprint with no subcontract work.

Million Air Riverside's federal business is narrowly concentrated around aviation fuel logistics. The vendor operates under a single major indefinite delivery contract with DLA Energy valued at $123.4 million (effective July 1, 2022, through March 31, 2026), which authorizes delivery of over 149 million gallons of aviation turbine fuel to commercial airports across eleven western states and territories—Alaska, American Samoa, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. Under this parent vehicle, DLA Energy has issued hundreds of individual fixed-price delivery orders (with economic price adjustment provisions) to meet operational fuel distribution requirements. Recent delivery orders span April through March 2026, with individual ceiling values ranging from under $100 to over $130,000. The underlying solicitation (SPE607-25-R-0204) specified 24/7 operational capability, electronic point-of-sale systems, and compliance with military fuel quality standards (MIL-STD-1548H) and used a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable evaluation across approximately 74 airport locations.

Customer concentration is extreme. DLA Energy accounts for 4,805 of 4,806 total awards (99.98%) and $314.8 million in combined potential value. A single Department of the Air Force Reserve Command award for $36 thousand comprises the remaining 0.02% of activity. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $314.8 million, with $128.2 million obligated to date (41% realization). Award volume has grown year over year—456 awards in 2022 to 871 in 2025—then dropped to 487 in 2026 year-to-date, reflecting the transition from the prior IDV (SPE60722D0063, 2,722 task orders, $68.3 million combined potential value; and SPE60718D0024, 2,000 task orders, $57.8 million) to the new vehicle (SPE60726D0012, 80 task orders, $2.1 million combined potential value through the source capture date). The March 31, 2026 expiration of the prior $123.4 million IDV creates a significant recompete cliff: Freeman Holdings' entire federal revenue stream depends on successful recompete or award of follow-on vehicles. Capability is entirely commodity-focused: liquid propellants and fuels, petroleum base (PSC code 4571 and subordinate fuel codes) account for all 4,806 awards. Place of performance is exclusively Moreno Valley, California (17405 Heacock Street, CA 92551), where the company operates its FBO infrastructure and fuel logistics hub. The vendor maintains no identified subcontractors across its prime footprint and operates as a direct prime with full responsibility for fuel supply, logistics, and 24/7 operational delivery.