Mcclellan Jet Services, LLC

Mcclellan Jet Services, LLC (doing business as MC Clelland Jet Services) supplies Jet Propellant-8 (JP-8) and Joint Aeronautical Authorities (JAA) designated turbine fuel to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor, operating as a for-profit limited liability partnership headquartered in McClellan Park, California, and competing exclusively in the full-and-open marketplace without set-asides.

The vendor's federal footprint is monolithic: Defense Logistics Agency Energy accounts for 17,414 of 17,421 total awards (100% of combined potential value at $443.9 million). Mcclellan Jet Services holds three consecutive single-award indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Energy, with the most recent established April 1, 2026, at $80.4 million through March 31, 2029. The prior vehicle, valued at $65.4 million and running July 1, 2022, through March 31, 2026, generated the sample award data visible in the source — hundreds of delivery orders ranging from roughly $1,000 to $42,000 each, all for the same commodity: aviation turbine fuel to support Department of Defense operations across 11 western states and territories. Place of performance is McClellan Park, California, with work executing at military installations and commercial airports in the western region. The vendor has served as sole prime contractor under DLA Energy's aviation fuel vehicle since at least 2003, receiving no subcontractors identified across any awards.

Mcclellan Jet Services operates through its parent, Mcclellan Business Park LLC. The vendor specializes exclusively in aviation fuel logistics — no other capability line appears in the award record. Recent awards show delivery orders issued on an as-needed basis under the parent IDC; individual order ceilings span $436 to $65,631 as of early 2026. The top three parent vehicles (SPE60718D0039, SPE60722D0076, SP060014D0014) collectively account for 17,370 task orders and $147.9 million in combined potential value. Activity declined year over year from 1,632 awards in 2024 to 291 in the partial 2026 period covered by the source, though this reflects the snapshot date (mid-July 2026) rather than full-year trajectory. The vendor's award history extends back to February 2003, making this a 20+ year relationship with DLA Energy. Combined dollars obligated stand at $202.5 million (46% of combined potential value), indicating substantial drawdown against the vehicle ceiling. The vendor holds no other federal customer relationships or contract vehicles; concentration with DLA Energy is absolute.