Green Lantern, LLC

Green Lantern, LLC, a woman-owned small business manufacturer headquartered in Alachua, Florida, supplies compressed and liquefied industrial gases, bulk fuels, and medical gases to federal agencies as a prime contractor across a portfolio of 755 awards worth $2.57 billion in combined potential value. The company competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides and full-and-open procurements; woman-owned small business (WOSB) designation recurs across the prime footprint as the defining set-aside category, with approximately 60% of awards carrying Total Small Business set-aside language and the remainder open competition.

Green Lantern manufactures nitrogen, argon, helium, and oxygen in compressed form; liquid nitrogen, liquid propane, liquid oxygen, and liquid argon in bulk; and specialty gas mixtures. The company also delivers diesel fuel, unleaded gasoline, heating oil, and propane to federal facilities nationwide. Representative work includes a $2.5 billion Blanket Purchase Agreement awarded by CDC Pittsburgh in September 2026 for gas cylinder rentals under Executive Order 14398, running through September 2031; a $7.5 million NOAA helium and hydrogen BPA (awarded March 2025, performance through February 2030) supporting Weather Forecast Office operations across the Eastern Region; a $2.68 million Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region indefinite delivery contract for liquefied petroleum gas delivery to Fort Liberty and surrounding North Carolina installations (awarded March 2024, through March 2029); and a $1.83 million Indian Health Service fuel and propane BPA for the Rosebud Comprehensive Health Care Facility in South Dakota (awarded September 2024, through August 2029). Across all awards, Green Lantern operates without subcontractors, maintaining full responsibility for product procurement, hazardous materials compliance, logistics, and nationwide delivery.

Customer concentration is moderate but fragmented across civilian and defense agencies. The Indian Health Service leads by award count (103 awards, $7.2 million combined potential value), followed by the Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region (90 awards, $10.1 million) and the Bureau of Indian Affairs Great Plains Region (83 awards, $1.5 million). By potential value, NOAA ranks first ($13.4 million across 61 awards), followed by Army IMCOM Southeast Region and IHS. These five top customers account for 50% of award count but only 2% of combined potential value—a divergence driven by Green Lantern's very large CDC and NOAA parent vehicles offsetting numerous smaller task orders from recurring BPAs with IHS, BIA, and the Army. The portfolio is concentrated in industrial gas manufacturing (417 awards, NAICS 325120) and petroleum refining and fuels (265 combined awards across related categories); PSC codes reflect the same: Gases—Compressed and Liquefied (449 awards) and Fuel Oils (84 awards) dominate.

Green Lantern holds six parent indefinite delivery vehicles named in the source: the $2.5 billion CDC Pittsburgh BPA for cylinder rentals (September 2026 award); the $7.5 million NOAA helium/hydrogen BPA for Eastern Region weather operations (March 2025 award, multiple task orders issued); the $2.68 million Army IMCOM Southeast Region liquefied petroleum gas contract (March 2024 award, 25 task orders to date); the $1.83 million IHS fuel and propane BPA for Rosebud (September 2024 award, regular monthly and quarterly calls); a $1.5 million Army Contracting Command Redstone indefinite delivery contract for cylinder exchange programs at Letterkenny Army Depot (April 2026 award, three task orders); and a $614 thousand USDA specialty gas IDIQ for the National Laboratory for Agriculture and the Environment in Ames, Iowa (September 2025 award, ongoing deliveries). Additional smaller BPAs and IDIQs with the Air Force, Department of Veterans Affairs, Bureau of Reclamation, Food and Drug Administration, and Naval Sea Systems Command extend the vehicle footprint.

Activity has declined over the past five years: 66 awards in 2022 declining to 30 awards through September 2026. Combined obligated dollars across all awards total only $26.5 million against $2.57 billion potential value (1% obligation rate), indicating the portfolio is heavily weighted toward multi-year ceiling vehicles with task-order-driven drawdown. Within the next twenty-four months, 32 awards (combined potential value $3.6 million) will reach ultimate completion date and face recompete or renewal. The largest single recompete exposure aligns with the CDC Pittsburgh $2.5 billion vehicle completing September 2031, though the window specified does not capture that risk. More immediate recompete pressure includes the Army Redstone Letterkenny cylinder exchange program (completing April 2031 but with base and option structure allowing earlier renewal), the NOAA Eastern Region BPA (February 2030 completion), and numerous smaller IHS, BIA, and Army monthly/quarterly BPA calls. Green Lantern's flat-to-declining award velocity and the recurring task-order structure of its largest vehicles suggest the company operates as an incumbent logistics provider in stable government-wide commodity supply chains rather than pursuing new agency relationships or capability expansion.

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.