St-Airport Services PTE LTD

St-Airport Services PTE LTD, a Singapore-based foreign-owned aviation fuel logistics provider, supplies JP-8 and Jet A-1 turbine fuel to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor operating exclusively under single-award indefinite delivery contracts with the Defense Logistics Agency Energy. The vendor competes on a full and open basis without SBA certifications or set-asides and holds no subcontractors across its entire federal portfolio.

St-Airport Services' customer concentration is extreme and singular. DLA Energy accounts for 3,491 of the vendor's 3,496 total prime awards—99.9% of awards and 100% of combined potential value ($253.6 million). The remaining four awards split among the Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces (two awards, $22 thousand) and the Department of the Army Pacific Command (one award, $12 thousand), with one uncategorized DLA award. This concentration reflects the vendor's specialized role as a fuel provider for military operations across the Asia-Pacific region rather than diversification across customer agencies.

The capability portfolio centers on commercial into-plane refueling services and aviation turbine fuel delivery across 46 airports in 17 Asia-Pacific countries—Australia, Brunei, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Nepal, New Zealand, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste, Vietnam, Guam, and Marshall Islands (Fiji). Work is classified under NAICS 324110 (Petroleum Refineries, representing 3,487 of 3,496 awards) and PSC 4140 (Liquid Propellants and Fuels, Petroleum Base). Pricing is fixed-price with economic price adjustment tied to Singapore Monthly JK FOB Average, Platts Monthly Australia C&F Jet Kero, and PL PMA Jetkero Japan Cargo C&F indices to reflect international fuel market conditions. Representative delivery orders from the source include $48.5 million, $47 million, $53 million, and $46 million ceiling values across multiple awards in May and June 2026, all for JP-8 or Jet A-1 supply to DLA Energy with performance in Singapore and administrative oversight at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.

St-Airport Services holds five active parent indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Energy, the largest of which—IDC SPE60720D0031—carries a $16.488 million ceiling through September 30, 2028, and has generated 1,334 delivery orders worth $15.2 million in combined potential value. Three other IDCs each generated between 425 and 1,077 delivery orders: SPE60015D0007 ($10.8 million, 1,077 orders), SPE60017D0171 ($9.2 million, 643 orders), and SPE60725D0062 ($8 million, 425 orders). A fifth vehicle, SP060012D0046, accounts for only three orders but carries $29.3 million in potential value, suggesting a higher-value but less frequently tapped vehicle. The underlying IDC SPE60720D0031, awarded April 1, 2025, was solicited December 9, 2024, on a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable basis for Jet A-1 turbine fuel delivery meeting MIL-STD-1548H specifications across the 46-airport network through September 30, 2028.

Activity shows rapid order velocity with minimal year-over-year consistency. The vendor received 479 awards in 2025 and 157 awards in 2026 (through mid-July), contrasting with 312 awards in 2024, 387 in 2023, and 335 in 2022. The 2026 figure is partial and does not indicate annual decline; the spike in 2025 likely reflects initial deployment of the April 2025 IDC vehicle. Combined federal potential value is $253.6 million with $148 million obligated (58% of potential). First award in the source data dates to July 2, 2001, indicating long-standing federal engagement, though the overwhelming majority of the 3,496 awards are delivery orders issued after April 2025 against the current IDC portfolio.

St-Airport Services operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no identified subcontractors. All work is performed at its Singapore location with administrative oversight at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. The vendor maintains no other federal vehicles, teaming arrangements, or grant activity in the source data. Delivery methods include into-plane refueling, truck delivery, and rapid refueling services. The vendor's federal footprint is narrowly specialized: aviation fuel logistics to military operations in the Asia-Pacific region, with DLA Energy as the sole meaningful customer and fixed-price delivery orders under single-award IDCs as the only contracting vehicle structure.