Green Lantern, LLC

Green Lantern, LLC, a woman-owned small business (WOSB) headquartered in Alachua, Florida, operates as a prime contractor supplying industrial gases, medical gases, liquid fuels, and propane to federal agencies. The company competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides across the vast majority of its federal footprint, with 100% of awards held as a prime contractor and zero subcontract exposure in recent years.

Green Lantern's capability portfolio centers on manufacturing and delivery of compressed gases (nitrogen, argon, helium, oxygen, hydrogen), liquefied gases (liquid nitrogen, liquid propane, liquid oxygen, liquid argon, liquid carbon dioxide), bulk fuel products (diesel, unleaded gasoline, heating oil, propane), specialty gas mixtures, and associated tank rental, maintenance, and hazmat logistics. Representative contracts include a $7.5 million blanket purchase agreement with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) for helium and hydrogen supply and delivery to Weather Forecast Offices across the Eastern Region through February 2030; a $2.68 million indefinite delivery contract with the Department of Defense Southeast Region for liquefied petroleum gas delivery to Fort Liberty, North Carolina, and surrounding installations through March 2029; a $1.83 million blanket purchase agreement with the Indian Health Service for diesel, unleaded fuel, and propane at the Rosebud, South Dakota facility through August 2026; and a $614,233 specialty gas contract with the USDA National Laboratory for Agriculture and the Environment in Ames, Iowa, running through September 2030. Green Lantern also holds multiple task orders for medical-grade liquid oxygen and bulk oxygen delivery to the Defense Health Agency and Veterans Affairs facilities, laser-cut laboratory gases for FDA forensic and environmental labs, and routine propane and fuel delivery to military installations, weather services, research centers, and government hospitals nationwide.

Customer concentration splits across civilian and defense agencies with distinct ordering patterns. The Indian Health Service anchors the largest award count at 102 awards valued at $7.2 million combined, driven by recurring monthly fuel and medical gas calls against the Rosebud BPA. The Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region places 87 awards worth $10 million, dominated by monthly liquefied petroleum gas delivery orders to Fort Liberty and related installations under an indefinite delivery vehicle. NOAA leads by dollar value with 57 awards totaling $13.3 million, concentrated in hydrogen and helium deliveries to Weather Forecast Offices and research laboratories. The Bureau of Indian Affairs Great Plains Region generates 83 awards for $1.5 million in propane and fuel oil deliveries to tribal facilities across the Great Plains. The Defense Health Agency has issued 15 awards worth $6 million for medical-grade bulk liquid oxygen and compressed gas supply to military medical centers. These five customers account for approximately 56% of combined potential value, with the remainder spread across Department of Agriculture, Air Force, Navy, Army Corps of Engineers, EPA, NIH, Homeland Security, and other civilian and defense entities. The concentration reflects Green Lantern's established position as a dedicated supplier to recurring government missions—weather forecasting, tribal healthcare, military operations, and federal research—where the company maintains standing IDIQs and BPAs that generate consistent monthly or quarterly task orders.

Green Lantern's top parent vehicles demonstrate the company's embedded status in federal procurement workflows. An indefinite delivery contract (W9124719D0003) with the Army has generated 61 task orders worth $1.7 million for liquefied petroleum gas delivery. A health and human services IDIQ (HHSI241201700021I) has produced 34 task orders totaling $282 thousand for medical gas and related services at IHS facilities. NOAA's blanket purchase agreement (75H70619A00005) has yielded 33 task orders worth $1.3 million for helium and hydrogen supply. An Army Corps of Engineers or Installation Management Command IDIQ (W912NW16D0002) has supported 27 task orders valued at $97 thousand. These vehicles anchor recurring procurement patterns and represent the foundation of Green Lantern's federal revenue stream.

Recent activity has shifted from growth to contraction. Awards per year declined from 86 in 2023 to 59 in 2024 and 50 in 2025, with only 17 awards in the first two months of 2026 in the source data snapshot. This trajectory suggests either competitive pressure, contract consolidation at larger incumbents, or a shift in government priorities away from small business set-asides in industrial gas supply. Twenty-nine awards with completion dates within the next twenty-four months carry a combined potential value of $3.1 million and represent immediate recompete exposure across IHS fuel delivery, Army LP gas supply, NOAA gas services, and Defense Health Agency oxygen contracts—all mission-critical accounts that Green Lantern will need to defend or lose to competitors.

Green Lantern operates as a pure prime contractor without subcontracting relationships, managing full responsibility for product procurement, hazmat compliance, logistics, and last-mile delivery across geographically dispersed federal locations. The company's capability scope is narrowly focused on commodity gas and fuel supply rather than services integration or multi-disciplinary solutions; this specialization supports high volume and thin-margin contracting with government agencies that value reliability and compliance over innovation. As a woman-owned small business registered in SAM since at least 2009, Green Lantern benefits from WOSB set-asides and small business reserved procurements, which account for the overwhelming majority of its awards. The contractor's federal footprint is stable but mature: 742 total awards spanning 92 distinct agencies reflect broad government exposure, yet the concentrated customer base (five agencies represent 56% of dollars) and declining annual award volume suggest limited growth runway absent new contract vehicles or mission expansions. Recompete activity over the next twenty-four months will be the primary test of whether Green Lantern can sustain or grow its federal revenue base against incumbent and emerging competitors in the industrial and medical gas supply market.

Industrial, Medical & Specialty Gas products: Argon, Acetylene, Balloon Gas, Breathing Air, Carbon Dioxide - CO2, Helium, Hydrogen, MAPP, Nitrogen, Oxygen to name a few.

Propane, ULSD Fuels, Marine Gas Fuel, R134A Refrigerants and numerous products.