Tiger Natural Gas, Inc.

Tiger Natural Gas, Inc., an SBA-certified HUBZone firm and minority-owned, woman-owned small business headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, delivers natural gas procurement, commodity supply, and transportation services to federal facilities nationwide as a prime contractor (100% of awards), competing predominantly in full and open competition without set-aside restrictions despite its certified designations.

The company's federal footprint centers on natural gas delivery to military installations, correctional facilities, veterans hospitals, and civilian agencies across more than 55 distinct customer organizations. Tiger Natural Gas operates through a portfolio of large indefinite delivery vehicles anchoring its federal work: a $28.7 million Department of Energy contract for direct natural gas supply to defense and civilian facilities (awarded October 2023, through March 2026); a $20.7 million Defense Logistics Agency Energy IDV for southern states natural gas supply (awarded June 2025, through May 2027); a $11.99 million DLA Energy contract covering southeast and south-central states (awarded June 2023, through May 2025); and a $10 million General Services Administration Natural Gas Acquisition Program vehicle (awarded June 2025, through May 2027). Recent delivery orders exemplify the work: a $3.2 million firm fixed-price order from the Army Joint Munitions Command for natural gas supply to Pine Bluff Arsenal in Arkansas (fiscal year 2026); a $2.41 million Veterans Integrated Service Network 15 delivery order for natural gas to Topeka, Kansas (October 2024 through September 2025); and a $1.644 million Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex order for Tinker Air Force Base natural gas (January through March 2024). Smaller routine monthly delivery orders supporting correctional facilities, including the Federal Correctional Complex Victorville and Federal Correctional Institution Terminal Island, typically range from $10,000 to $500,000 per order.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward two federal energy procuring agencies. The General Services Administration's Public Buildings Service and the Defense Logistics Agency Energy together account for the majority of the vendor's potential value—GSA's Clean Energy Division alone anchors $401.3 million of the combined $1.04 billion portfolio across 16 awards, while DLA Energy carries $380.4 million across 40 awards. The Department of Veterans Affairs represents the largest customer by award count (579 awards) but a smaller share of potential value, indicating numerous smaller monthly orders. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons, including component facilities, places 97 awards totaling approximately $4.1 million in combined value. The Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center (36 awards, $23.8 million) and the Department of Agriculture (96 awards) round out the top-five customer set.

Activity has remained steady at 56–61 awards per year across 2022–2025, with nine awards recorded in the first four months of 2026. Tiger Natural Gas holds at least eleven active IDV vehicles across GSA (multiple NGAP contracts and supply schedules) and the Defense Logistics Agency Energy, with individual vehicle ceilings ranging from $1 (placeholder GSA NGAP vehicle awarded November 2021) to $28.7 million (DoE contract). The top five parent vehicles—spanning GSA's GS01PBSD0153 (178 task orders), DLA's SP060005D7506 (64 task orders, $78.6 million), GSA's GS10F0352K (57 task orders), and DLA's SPE60420D7502 (46 task orders, $28.1 million)—account for a significant share of recent activity. Only eight awards (combined potential value $5 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating manageable recompete exposure in the near term.

Tiger Natural Gas operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no recorded subcontract activity in the source data. The company's capability portfolio is narrowly specialized: natural gas commodity procurement, direct supply via interstate and intrastate pipelines, nomination and balancing agent services on behalf of government customers with local distribution companies, transportation coordination, and firm fixed-price or fixed-price-with-economic-price-adjustment delivery. The vendor's federal business model centers on leveraging pre-competed IDV vehicles to execute monthly or quarterly delivery orders for routine natural gas consumption at dispersed federal facilities, avoiding reliance on new competitive solicitations and enabling predictable, month-to-month revenue streams across a diversified customer base of DoD, VA, BOP, and civilian agencies. Place of performance for most delivery orders is Tulsa, Oklahoma, with delivery to federal facilities across the continental United States spanning at least forty states and multiple utility service territories.

TIGER NATURAL GAS LLC

PROVIDING SERVICES IN NATURAL GAS SUPPLY, NATURAL GAS TRANSPORTATION, NATURAL GAS DISTRIBUTION, FUEL MANAGEMENT, ENERGY SERVICE PROVIDER, NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION, ENERGY AND UTILITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES.