Sebring Airport Authority

Sebring Airport Authority, doing business as Sebring Regional Airport, a state government entity and Department of Transportation-certified Disadvantaged Business Enterprise based in Sebring, Florida, operates as a federal prime contractor and federal grant recipient supplying aviation turbine fuel (Jet A) and airport infrastructure services to the Defense Logistics Agency Energy under multiple indefinite delivery contracts, and receives federal funding for airport improvement projects from the Federal Aviation Administration. The vendor competes in full-and-open federal procurement with no SBA set-aside designations; its federal footprint is overwhelmingly concentrated in petroleum fuels procurement under a single customer.

Sebring Airport Authority's federal award activity comprises 4,264 total awards since 1995, with 4,262 as prime awards (100%) and a minimal sub-award footprint of two awards. Approximately 99% of the vendor's federal work flows through the Defense Logistics Agency Energy, which has placed 4,221 delivery orders valued at $17.1 million in combined potential value. These orders are issued against four parent indefinite delivery contracts: SPE60725D0113 (1,695 task orders, $989 thousand combined potential value), SPE60721D0094 (1,341 task orders, $3.3 million), SPE60017D0084 (833 task orders, $1 million), and SP060013D0019 (346 task orders, $2.6 million). Individual delivery orders range from under $100 to approximately $8,000, reflecting spot fuel purchases issued on an as-needed basis under fixed-price contracts with economic price adjustment. Activity has grown substantially in recent years—from 361 awards in 2022 to 1,670 in 2026 year-to-date—driven by high-frequency, low-dollar transactional volume characteristic of fuel supply operations. The vendor's recent single-award indefinite delivery contract with DLA Energy (SPE607-25-R-0201) carries a ceiling of $1.55 million and runs through March 31, 2029; the contract authorizes Sebring to supply jet fuel across the East Coast region to support Department of Defense operations.

Beyond fuel supply, Sebring Airport Authority has received federal grant funding from the Federal Aviation Administration for airport infrastructure development. The most recent award was $5.38 million from the FAA Southern Region in July 2026 under the Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.116) to rehabilitate 5,300 feet of Taxiway A and associated lighting at Sebring Regional Airport, with construction completion targeted for July 30, 2030. A prior FAA Airport Infrastructure Grants award of $300,039.79 in June 2026 funded design-phase work for taxiway modernization projects. The vendor also received a sub-award under the Ian Overlap Program in April 2026. Sebring Airport Authority's federal category concentration is sharply narrow: 4,219 of 4,237 awards (98%) fall under NAICS Petroleum Refineries and PSC Liquid Propellants and Fuels, Petroleum Base, reflecting its single-mission profile as a fuel supplier to DLA Energy. With 4,221 awards concentrated under one agency customer and one parent IDC vehicle, the vendor demonstrates extreme customer and revenue concentration; the combined potential value across all awards ($19.9 million) masks the transactional scale typical of aviation fuel distribution, where a single delivery order might move thousands of gallons but generate only a few thousand dollars in revenue. Only three awards face completion within the next twenty-four months, creating minimal near-term recompete exposure on the prime fuel contract side, though the airport infrastructure grant portfolio introduces separate FAA funding cycle dependencies.