The Gas Company, LLC

The Gas Company, LLC Hawaii Gas Division, doing business as Hawaii Gas, is a Hawaii-based for-profit limited liability company that supplies liquefied petroleum gas and natural gas utility services to Department of Defense installations and federal civilian facilities throughout the Pacific region as a prime contractor, competing full-and-open without set-aside designations across its entire footprint.

Hawaii Gas holds two cornerstone indefinite delivery contracts anchoring its federal presence. A $4.17 million Navy Installations Command single-award IDIQ (effective through September 30, 2026) enables the delivery of bulk LPG and mobile skid tank services to Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam and surrounding naval installations. A $9.18 million Marine Corps single-award IDIQ (running through 2030) provides LPG grade HD5 deliveries to multiple Marine Corps Base Hawaii locations. Both vehicles operate under the PBS Natural Gas Supply 2016-2020 master contract framework, with pricing structured as firm fixed-price orders carrying economic price adjustment provisions. Recent task orders under the Marine Corps IDIQ include a $513,716.50 delivery order (March 2026) for twelve-month LPG supply to MCBH K Bay, a $256,858.25 order (November 2025) for LPG to the same location, and a $41,492.00 order (October 2024) for LPG grade HD5 to MCBH Kaneohe Bay. Against the Navy contract, Hawaii Gas executed a $40,559.74 delivery order (December 2025) through Naval Supply Systems Command for LPG services at Pearl Harbor. An Army-funded $2.95 million delivery order (issued January 2026, performing through December 2026) covers gas utility services to Schofield Barracks under the PBS Natural Gas Supply vehicle. Hawaii Gas also serves the Federal Detention Center Honolulu under the same master contract, delivering natural gas for utility operations.

Customer concentration aligns heavily with Department of Defense. The top five agencies account for 71 percent of recent awards by count and 89 percent by combined potential value. The United States Marine Corps leads with 79 awards ($21.6 million combined potential value), followed closely by the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region (31 awards, $22.1 million), the Navy Installations Command (22 awards, $19.4 million), the Navy's Naval Facilities Engineering Command (30 awards, $4.6 million), and the Navy's Naval Supply Systems Command (19 awards, $1.9 million). The Federal Detention Center Honolulu represents the only significant civilian customer, with 16 awards totaling $6 million in combined potential value.

Hawaii Gas's capability portfolio centers exclusively on energy supply: the vendor operates under primary NAICS 221210 (Industrial Gas Manufacturing) covering 130 awards, with secondary concentration in NAICS 221310 (Natural Gas Distribution, 42 awards) and other energy-product distribution codes. The PSC footprint mirrors this specialization, with 171 awards coded to "Gases: Compressed And Liquefied" and 63 to "Utilities—Gas." Delivery orders consistently specify LPG grade HD5, bulk liquid propane gas, mobile skid tank services, and natural gas utility supply with fixed-price or fixed-price-with-economic-price-adjustment structures.

Activity has declined modestly in recent years—sixteen awards in 2022 declining to nine in each of 2024 and 2025, with five awards recorded year-to-date in 2026. The recompete cliff shows eight awards (combined potential value $4.1 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete risk for the Marine Corps IDV and several task orders maturing across Navy and Army vehicles. Hawaii Gas has maintained a continuous federal contracting relationship since at least the early 1980s, with SAM.gov registration dating to 2003 and sustained presence across military energy infrastructure requirements in Hawaii.