Jordan Modern Oil & Fuel Services LTD. CO.

Jordan Modern Oil & Fuel Services LTD. CO., doing business as Jordan Modern Oil & Fuel Services Co., is a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Amman, Jordan, that supplies high-grade diesel fuel, gasoline, and heating oil to the U.S. Department of State as a prime contractor competing on an open, unrestricted basis with no set-aside designations across its entire federal footprint.

The company's federal customer base is concentrated almost entirely within the State Department. The Department of State's Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs accounts for 182 awards (88% of the vendor's total count) valued at $40.7 million combined potential value, anchoring the relationship. The Bureau of Overseas Building Operations holds 20 awards worth $800 thousand, the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration accounts for 4 awards ($5 thousand combined), and the U.S. Embassy Amman placed 1 award ($7 thousand). Coverage across these four customer organizations totals 100% of recent awards.

Jordan Modern Oil & Fuel Services operates under two foundational parent vehicles awarded by the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs on October 27, 2021, both expiring October 26, 2026. The first, a $4.581 million multiple-award IDIQ (19J01021D0006), covers high-grade gasoline octane 95 supply and has generated 39 task orders valued at $1.6 million combined. The second, a $10.925 million multiple-award IDIQ (19J01021D0007), covers high-grade heating oil (diesel) supply and has generated 165 task orders valued at $9.8 million combined. In November 2026, the vendor received a new five-year replacement IDIQ from the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs valued at $14.576 million for heating oil supply through October 31, 2031, demonstrating continued confidence and positioning the vendor to maintain this critical supply relationship beyond the current window.

The vendor's work is highly transactional. Across 207 prime awards, monthly delivery orders typically range from $939 to $348,516, with most individual orders falling between $15,000 and $100,000. The work supports the International Cooperative Administrative Support Services (ICASS) program and delivers fuel to U.S. embassy compounds, diplomatic staff residences, motor pools, and facilities throughout Jordan, with all performance occurring in-country. Awards carry firm fixed-price or fixed-price with economic price adjustment structures to accommodate fuel-cost volatility. The vendor has received over 100 delivery orders from the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs since 2021 and serves as prime contractor on all awards with no identified subcontractors.

Activity has remained steady over the past five years—38 awards in 2022, 35 in 2023, 42 in 2024, 50 in 2025, and 35 through early November 2026—with combined potential value of $41.5 million across all awards. Obligated dollars total $11.3 million (27% of potential value), typical for a vendor working under IDIQs where ordering agencies draw down task orders at irregular intervals. The vendor's portfolio is heavily concentrated in Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations (166 awards) and Fuel Dealers (40 awards) under NAICS, with corresponding PSC concentration in Fuel Oils (168 awards) and Housekeeping-Fueling and Other Petroleum (39 awards).

The two current IDIQs expire October 26, 2026, creating a recompete cliff. However, the recent award of the replacement heating oil IDIQ (November 1, 2026) substantially mitigates recompete risk for that vehicle's work stream. The gasoline IDIQ (19J01021D0006) expires concurrent with the heating oil contract and will require recompete unless similarly renewed. The vendor's sustained performance, high order frequency, and dual-IDIQ structure indicate that it functions as a critical embedded logistics partner for State Department diplomatic operations in Jordan, with minimal competitive vulnerability given its local presence and established supply chain in country.