Riggins Inc.

Riggins Inc., doing business as Riggins Oil, supplies bulk petroleum products—diesel fuel, automotive gasoline, burner fuel oil, and related fuel commodities—to the Defense Logistics Agency Energy as a prime contractor under single-award and multi-award indefinite delivery contracts. The company competes on an unrestricted, full-and-open basis with no set-aside designations; it is self-certified as a small disadvantaged business but does not leverage SBA certifications in its federal footprint.

Riggins Inc. is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Vineland, New Jersey, and registered in SAM since March 2002. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no documented subcontracting relationships across its federal portfolio. The company specializes in bulk fuel distribution across nine Northeastern states (Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont), serving over 700 defense installation and federal agency performance locations. Recent representative work includes delivery orders for diesel fuel ($28,521.52, July 2026), automotive gasoline ($9,698.40, July 2026), and burner fuel oil ($27,770.99, June 2025) under DLA Energy contracts.

Customer concentration is extreme: Defense Logistics Agency Energy accounts for 3,377 of 3,506 awards (96% of volume) and $140.2 million of $141.7 million combined potential value (99% of dollars). Four other agencies—the Department of the Interior National Park Service, Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service, Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration (two VISN regions), and Department of the Army—split the remaining $1.5 million across 71 awards. This monolithic DLA Energy exposure creates acute customer concentration risk.

Riggins Oil holds five named parent indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Energy. The largest, IDC SPE60017D8513, carries 1,593 task orders with $10.1 million combined potential value and a published ceiling of $5.121 million (awarded October 1, 2021, expiring April 30, 2026). IDC SPE60521D8516 anchors 728 task orders valued at $6.1 million. IDC SP060014D8531 supports 723 task orders at $3.6 million. IDC SP060011D8517 carries 185 task orders at $10.5 million. All awards rendered to Riggins Oil across these vehicles employ fixed-price structures with economic price adjustment mechanisms, permitting fuel-cost pass-through while maintaining budgetary certainty for the government. The source data does not indicate a recompete_cliff block, and the primary IDC (SPE60017D8513) shows an April 30, 2026 completion date—positioning substantial recompete risk within the next six to twelve months from the source reference date (October 2026).

Activity has remained stable year over year: 123 awards in 2022, 162 in 2023, 187 in 2024, 185 in 2025, and 82 in the partial 2026 window. Combined potential value across the entire 3,506-award portfolio stands at $141.7 million, with $33.5 million (24%) obligated to date. The vendor delivers petroleum products exclusively; NAICS coding reflects Petroleum Refineries (3,257 awards) and Petroleum and Petroleum Products Merchant Wholesalers (192 awards), while PSC coding emphasizes Fuel Oils (2,491 awards) and Liquid Propellants and Fuels, Petroleum Base (968 awards).

Riggins Oil has no meaningful competitive differentiation in the federal market beyond geographic coverage and operational reliability. The vendor operates a regional commodity supply contract with a single agency customer, carries no subcontracting relationships, competes full-and-open with no set-aside leverage, and faces recompete exposure on its primary revenue vehicle within twelve months. The business model is asset-light, margin-dependent on fuel commodity pricing and economic price adjustment terms, and entirely contingent on contract renewal or recompete win against competing fuel suppliers.

gasoline, diesel, heating oil distributed in New Jersey, S.E. Pennsylvania and northern Delaware