Royal Aquarian Consultancy Inc.

Royal Aquarian Consultancy Inc., a Denver-headquartered minority-owned, small disadvantaged business, supplies diesel fuel, automotive gasoline, ethanol, and jet fuel to the Defense Logistics Agency Energy under a single-award indefinite delivery contract as a prime contractor operating under total small business set-aside designation. The company holds Self-Certified Small Disadvantaged Business status, Black American Owned designation, and Department of Transportation Certified Disadvantaged Business Enterprise credentials, and competes exclusively under set-asides on its primary work.

Royal Aquarian Consultancy's federal footprint is monolithic: 203 of 207 prime awards (98% of recent activity) flow from the Defense Logistics Agency Energy under a single $15.027 million IDV awarded November 1, 2023, extending through May 31, 2028. The remaining four awards span the General Services Administration ($500 thousand GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract), the Department of the Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing (two small orders totaling $20 thousand), and the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration ($21 thousand). DLA Energy's 203 awards carry combined potential value of $18.5 million, with 190 task orders issued under the primary IDV contract carrying $3.2 million in combined potential value. Individual delivery orders under the IDV range from approximately $2,000 to $44,710, structured as fixed-price contracts with economic price adjustment provisions to account for fuel market volatility. Place of performance concentrates on Iselin, New Jersey, identified across multiple award summaries as a major federal fuel distribution hub.

Activity has accelerated sharply: two awards in 2022, sixteen in 2023, eighty-eight in 2024, fifty-one in 2025, and forty-six through mid-April 2026. The acceleration reflects routine task order issuance cadence under the active IDV rather than new vehicle wins. Combined obligated dollars total $3.5 million, representing 18 percent of combined potential value and indicating the vendor has drawn down roughly one-sixth of the IDV's authorized ceiling to date. Sustained quarterly task order flow throughout 2024, 2025, and into 2026 demonstrates consistent DLA Energy reliance on Royal Aquarian Consultancy to meet federal fuel supply requirements across the 14-state Midwestern service region.

Royal Aquarian Consultancy's capability portfolio centers entirely on commodity fuel delivery: bulk diesel, gasoline, ethanol, and jet fuel logistics to Department of Defense and federal agency installations. Concrete representative work includes a $56,754 total small business set-aside purchase order for 15,000 gallons of diesel delivery to the U.S. Coast Guard Support Center in Elizabeth City, North Carolina (September 2023); a $28,289.25 purchase order for 7,500 gallons of diesel to Fort Huachuca, Arizona (August 2023); and routine delivery orders in the $15,000 to $28,000 range issued by DLA Energy throughout 2024 and 2025 for Iselin, New Jersey operations. The vendor carries no subcontract footprint; all 207 awards are primes. The company maintains a secondary GSA Multiple Award Schedule position enabling direct federal agency orders, though that vehicle shows minimal utilization relative to the dominant DLA Energy IDV channel. The IDV itself is the controlling vehicle; task order concentration under SPE60524D4513 accounts for 92 percent of recent award count and 17 percent of combined potential value, with the remainder split across smaller individual purchase orders and the GSA Schedule.

Royal Aquarian Consultancy competes entirely under set-asides—all work is designated as total small business set-aside or issued under a total small business set-aside IDV. The vendor has no full-and-open awards in the source data. This posture reflects the firm's core identity as a small disadvantaged business fuel supplier to DLA Energy, with no apparent pursuit of unrestricted federal procurement channels.

The recompete profile is clear: the primary IDV expires May 31, 2028, carrying a current ceiling of $15.027 million. With $3.5 million obligated to date, approximately $11.5 million remains available under the contract through expiration. Task order velocity suggests the vendor will exhaust or approach the ceiling within the remaining contract term, creating significant recompete opportunity and competitive exposure beginning in late 2027 or early 2028 when DLA Energy initiates successor procurement.