Hermes Consolidated LLC

Hermes Consolidated LLC, doing business as Wyoming Refining Company, supplies aviation turbine fuel and naval distillate fuel to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor exclusively through the Defense Logistics Agency Energy, operating three single-award indefinite delivery contracts collectively valued at over $107 million with no socioeconomic set-asides applied. The company is a Houston-based petroleum refining and distribution subsidiary of Par Pacific Holdings, Inc.

Hermes Consolidated's federal footprint is narrowly concentrated on DLA Energy fuel supply. Of 1,546 total awards across all sources, 1,504 delivery orders (97% of awards) flow through Defense Logistics Agency Energy with a combined potential value of $1.79 billion. An additional 25 awards from the broader Defense Logistics Agency organization account for $8.5 million combined potential value. The vendor's single grant sub-award (July 2024) to the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services represents negligible portfolio weight. Awards per year grew from 56 in 2022 to a peak of 260 in 2024, declined to 230 in 2025, and numbered 90 through mid-2026—reflecting the lumpy, order-driven nature of DLA Energy fuel procurement. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $1.88 billion.

Hermes Consolidated holds three active indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Energy, each a single-award vehicle with no competition. The primary vehicle, the Rocky Mountain West Offshore program, was originally awarded September 26, 2024, with a ceiling of $63.36 million and ultimate completion September 30, 2025. A second tranche of the same program was awarded September 26, 2025, for $39.46 million through September 30, 2026. A Forward Equipped Bases IDC (awards designation FEB), granted April 8, 2025, carries a ceiling of $7.06 million and ultimate completion April 30, 2026. All three vehicles authorize supply of multiple aviation turbine fuel grades—JP-5, JAA, and JA1—plus F-76 naval distillate fuel across geographic regions including Rocky Mountain, West Coast, Inland, East, Gulf Coast, and Offshore areas. Delivery orders under these vehicles are universally structured as fixed-price contracts with economic price adjustment provisions to manage petroleum commodity volatility. Representative delivery orders from the past several months range from approximately $20,000 to $1.8 million per order, with typical completion windows of 4 to 28 days post-award. All orders specify Piney Point, Texas as place of performance; all are awarded without set-asides through full and open competition.

The 1,504 DLA Energy delivery orders dominate the award count but carry modest individual ceilings. Hermes Consolidated's portfolio under these IDCs reflects capacity to fulfill time-sensitive, high-volume fuel distribution requirements across multiple transportation modes—pipeline, tanker, rail, and truck—serving military installations and forward-equipped bases nationwide. The company serves as prime contractor on 100% of documented awards with no subcontractor relationships noted in the source material.

Hermes Consolidated competes exclusively in full-and-open markets with no socioeconomic set-asides. The vendor's federal identity is functionally inseparable from its role as a DLA Energy sole-source supplier under three active master contracts. Recompete exposure is material: the original $63.36 million Rocky Mountain West Offshore program completed September 30, 2025, and the $7.06 million Forward Equipped Bases vehicle completes April 30, 2026. The September 2025 Rocky Mountain West Offshore renewal (second tranche, $39.46 million through September 2026) indicates DLA Energy continued with Hermes Consolidated as the sole awardee rather than re-opening competition.

Parent company Par Pacific Holdings, Inc. operates as a for-profit manufacturer and grants recipient; the corporate structure reflects Hermes Consolidated's operating subsidiary posture within a larger petroleum and energy holding company.