Sonol Israel LTD.

Sonol Israel LTD., a for-profit fuel services provider based in Netanya, Israel, supplies vehicle fuel, generator fueling, heating fuel, and fuel logistics support to the U.S. Department of State as a prime contractor operating through full and open competition with no set-aside designation. The vendor competes exclusively in non-set-aside procurements across 57 federal awards spanning the past five years, with 100% prime work and zero subcontract footprint. Recent activity includes a $2.04 million single-award indefinite delivery contract (IDC) with the Department of State's Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs awarded March 15, 2026, carrying a base period of twelve months with four optional one-year renewal periods and four delivery orders issued since award, valued between $17,374.52 and $171,331.17 each.

The Department of State Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs dominates Sonol's customer concentration, accounting for 34 of 57 awards (98% coverage threshold) with $8.6 million in combined potential value — a decisive concentration that reflects the vendor's establishment as the exclusive fuel services provider for U.S. diplomatic, security, and administrative operations in Israel, including the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem, International Cooperative Administrative Support Services, the Antiterrorism Assistance Program, and Overseas Buildings Operations. A secondary but significant customer concentration exists with the Defense Logistics Agency Energy (4 awards, $7.9 million combined potential value), and tertiary exposure to the Department of the Army European Command (16 awards, $545 thousand) and the Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (2 awards, $72 thousand). The top-customers-by-potential-value and top-customers-by-award-count rankings converge on State's Near Eastern Affairs bureau as the dominant buyer, though DLA Energy commands higher average order value per award.

Sonol operates under five named parent indefinite delivery contracts. The largest is IDC 191S7020D0013 (23 task orders, $1.7 million combined potential value) with the Department of State Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. The Army's European Command contract W912CM09A0101 carries 16 task orders for $545 thousand. Three additional State Department IDCs — 191S4026D0002, 191S4018D0001, and SP060010D9401 — support DLA Energy and Overseas Building Operations work, with the last carrying $1.8 million in potential value from a single task order. Representative delivery orders include a $247,620.65 government-owned vehicle fuel supply order from the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs (September 2024), a $189,409 estimated fuel consumption order covering September 2023 through July 2024, and historical orders dating to August 2021 ranging from $11,337 to $285,147 in value. Awards are priced on firm-fixed-price or firm-fixed-price-with-economic-price-adjustment bases, reflecting commodity-based fuel procurement practices.

Activity patterns show steady output, with 4 awards in 2022 and 2023, 6 in 2024, 2 in 2025, and 6 in 2026 as of mid-March. Combined potential value across all 57 awards totals $18.6 million, with $7.2 million obligated (39% of potential). Only 3 awards carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $350 thousand), creating minimal recompete urgency in the immediate pipeline. All work is performed in Israel, with the March 2026 IDC representing the most recent parent vehicle and carrying a March 14, 2027 completion date for its base period. The vendor's footprint is concentrated in NAICS 424710 (Petroleum Bulk Stations and Terminals, 24 awards) and 424720 (Other Fuel Dealers, 17 awards), with PSC-level specialization in fuel inspection (28 awards) and liquid petroleum-base fuels (17 awards), establishing a purely commodity-based, geographically and customer-specific capability profile.