Petro 49 Inc.

Petro 49 Inc., operating through its Petro Marine Services Division and doing business as Petro Marine Services or Alaska Oil Sales, supplies diesel fuel, aviation turbine fuel, marine gas oil, automotive gasoline, heating oil, and related petroleum products to federal agencies as a prime contractor on a single-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) basis. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation based in Seward, Alaska, competing under partial small business set-asides and full-and-open designations, with recent awards split across both postures.

Petro 49 Inc. operates almost exclusively on a single master IDIQ vehicle — Defense Logistics Agency Energy's $30 million-plus contract running through September 2030 — from which DLA Energy issues hundreds of fixed-price delivery orders annually for petroleum products supporting Department of Defense operations and federal installations throughout Alaska. The company's award portfolio spans 3,010 total prime awards with combined potential value of $298.6 million and $172.7 million in obligated dollars to date. NAICS concentration runs heavily toward petroleum refineries (2,618 awards) and merchant wholesalers (81 awards); PSC codes reflect fuel oils (2,499 awards) and liquid propellants (421 awards). Recent activity shows 211 awards in 2022, 204 in 2023, 189 in 2024, 198 in 2025, and 50 through June 2026, with a modest recompete cliff of one award worth $667 thousand due in the next twenty-four months.

The Defense Logistics Agency Energy dominates Petro 49 Inc.'s customer base at 2,557 awards carrying $278.6 million in combined potential value — over 93 percent of all awards and 93 percent of all dollars. Secondary customers include the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 7 (34 awards, $2.1 million), the National Park Service Alaska Region (17 awards, $1.7 million), the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Northwest Mountain Region (12 awards, $1.6 million), and the Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (23 awards, $1.3 million). Ninety percent of all awards and 96 percent of potential value concentrate within these five agencies. The parent vehicle footprint reflects the same concentration: indefinite delivery contract SPE60015D4013 carries 939 task orders valued at $29.1 million; SPE60520D4009 holds 857 task orders worth $25.9 million; SP060011D4010 sits at 296 task orders for $26.1 million; SPE60819D0371 comprises 281 task orders for $7.6 million; and SP060015D0374 includes 129 task orders for $13.2 million.

Petro 49 Inc. operates as a pure prime contractor with no subcontract footprint; all 3,010 awards are prime. Representative delivery orders from the source showcase the vendor's operating pattern: a $207 thousand diesel fuel delivery order to DLA Energy in June 2025; a $177 thousand fuel oil burner delivery order also to DLA in June 2025; a $175 thousand marine gas oil delivery order in September 2025; and a $148 thousand fuel oil delivery order in May 2025. A $24 thousand total small business set-aside purchase order from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in August 2025 for lubricating oils for the NOAA Ship Fairweather exemplifies the vendor's secondary customer work. The Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a $250 thousand five-year Blanket Purchase Agreement in June 2026 for heating oil delivery to the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge Administrative Site, Seward-based, covering keep-full diesel delivery through June 2031. All work is performed in Seward, Alaska, a logistics hub for federal operations in remote Alaskan environments.

Petro 49 Inc. has delivered over 67 million gallons of fuel products valued at more than $30 million across federal agencies since its SAM.gov registration in 2002. The company's capability centers on reliable bulk petroleum supply to military installations, federal operations, and remote locations where supply chain logistics are challenging. Activity has remained steady year over year, with flat-to-modest decline from 211 awards in 2022 to 50 year-to-date in 2026, reflecting the nature of recurring delivery-order demand against established IDIQ vehicles rather than recompete-driven growth. The single recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal relative to the vendor's $298.6 million combined portfolio value, indicating long-term stability under the existing DLA Energy IDIQ through September 2030.