Shoreside Petroleum, Inc.

Shoreside Petroleum, Inc., doing business as SPI, is a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Anchorage, Alaska that supplies petroleum products to the federal government exclusively as a prime contractor, with 100 percent of recent awards held in that capacity. SPI is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation operating under primary NAICS 324110 (Petroleum Refineries), though the bulk of its work falls under PSC codes for fuel oils and liquid propellants. The company has been registered in SAM.gov since 2001 and competes across full-and-open and partial small business set-aside vehicles.

SPI's federal footprint is dominated almost entirely by fuel logistics and petroleum product distribution. The company delivers diesel fuel, marine gas oil, automotive gasoline, aviation turbine fuel, and burner fuel oil directly to Department of Defense installations, federal civilian agencies, and Coast Guard facilities throughout Alaska via truck and barge, performing all work without subcontractors. Recent representative prime awards include a $43,962 Total Small Business set-aside purchase order for diesel fuel from Defense Logistics Agency Energy in April 2026 (completion April 14, 2026); a $289,429 no-set-aside delivery order for marine gas oil from DLA Energy in April 2026 (completion April 12, 2026); a $115,329 partial small business set-aside delivery order for diesel fuel from DLA Energy in December 2025 (completion January 28, 2026); and a $455,764 no-set-aside delivery order for marine gas oil from DLA Energy in August 2025 (completion same day). Over the past five years, SPI placed 206, 206, 223, 232, and 71 awards respectively in 2022 through 2026—a steady trajectory of roughly 200–230 orders annually, with 2026 partial-year data reflecting the recent snapshot date.

Customer concentration is acute and single-source. Defense Logistics Agency Energy accounts for 2,338 of 2,515 total awards (93 percent) and $146.2 million of combined potential value across all awards—representing 95 percent of dollar exposure. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region anchors $1 million across 2 awards; the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration accounts for $154–250 thousand across 4–6 awards; and the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard places $186 thousand across 6 awards. SPI also works with the Department of Agriculture Forest Service R10-Alaska Region and other scattered federal agencies, but DLA Energy dominates the portfolio decisively.

SPI holds multiple parent IDIQ vehicles with DLA Energy. The company operates under five named indefinite-delivery contracts: SPE60015D4011 (998 task orders, $10.4 million combined potential value), SPE60520D4010 (968 task orders, $26.7 million), SPE60819D0368 (122 task orders, $9.6 million), SP060014D4003 (119 task orders, $984 thousand), and SP060011D4013 (34 task orders, $1.9 million). Most prominent is the single-award IDIQ SPE605-25-R-0208, awarded April 1, 2026 by DLA Energy with a ceiling of $9.25 million and partial small business set-aside, running through March 27, 2026, covering motor unleaded regular, diesel, and aviation turbine fuel for Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies across Alaska. An earlier master IDIQ contract (details cited in the award summaries) carried a $19.67 million ceiling and potential maximum value of $6.2 billion covering over 67 million gallons of fuel types. Nearly all recent task orders (hundreds annually) draw against these DLA Energy IDIQs with fixed-price pricing and economic price adjustment mechanisms tied to published fuel indices.

SPI recorded a single subcontract award in the source data: a February 4, 2025 continuation sub-award with ASRC Communications, LTD. for services on a prime contract; the underlying prime and scope are not fully characterized in the source. This award is negligible relative to SPI's dominant prime footprint.

Combined potential value across all 2,515 awards stands at $152.9 million, with $68.7 million obligated (45 percent draw rate), reflecting the high volume of small delivery orders issued repeatedly against standing IDIQs. The company faces a recompete cliff in its next contract cycle tied to the April 2026 DLA Energy IDIQ expiration date. SPI's entire federal presence is geographic and logistical—Alaska fuel supply to military and federal civilian customers—with zero diversification into other regions, commodities, or customer agencies. The vendor competes almost exclusively on cost and regional capability under partial small business set-asides and full-and-open competition on DLA Energy vehicles.

Alaskan locally owned and operated for over 50 years. Providing quality fuel and lubricants to the following industries and customers: marine, construction, aviation, heating, automotive, commercial trucks, building contractors and more.