United Information Technology LLC

United Information Technology LLC, a minority-owned, Asian-Pacific American-owned small disadvantaged business based in Triangle, Virginia, operates as a fuel procurement and delivery contractor serving the Department of Defense and civilian federal agencies exclusively through prime contracts—79 awards across three customer agencies with no subcontract engagement. The company specializes in delivering diesel fuel, unleaded gasoline, and jet fuel to support operational and maintenance activities at naval facilities, military installations, and defense logistics hubs across the continental United States and Pacific region.

The customer concentration is heavily weighted toward NAVSEA and DLA Energy. The Naval Sea Systems Command represents 54 awards (68% of recent awards) valued at $289 thousand combined potential value, primarily short-cycle BPA calls averaging $1,700 to $2,500 per task order for fuel tank refills at the Seneca Lake facility in Dresden, New York and Fairfax, Virginia locations. The Defense Logistics Agency Energy has issued 24 awards (30% of recent awards) valued at $1.7 million combined potential value—a markedly higher dollar concentration despite lower award count—reflecting larger purchase orders for diesel fuel deliveries to locations including Pearl Harbor, Hawaii and Indianapolis, Indiana. A single NOAA contract for $25 thousand rounds out the customer set. The divergence between award count and potential value is pronounced: DLA Energy's 24 awards carry nearly six times the combined value of NAVSEA's 54 awards, signaling that DLA drives the company's revenue despite NAVSEA's activity volume.

United Information Technology LLC operates under two primary BPAs. A $90,000 single-award BPA with NAVSEA for gasoline delivery to Seneca Lake, awarded March 2025 and running through March 2030, has generated 40 task orders to date. A second NAVSEA vehicle, BPA N6660425A0042, has issued 11 task orders valued at $29 thousand. Beyond these BPAs, the company receives individual purchase orders from DLA Energy's Fuel Exchange Program (FEP), with awards designated as total small business set-asides ranging from $2,680 to $41,987. One DLA purchase order for $32,250 (diesel delivery to Indianapolis in December 2022) and another for $41,987 (8,000 gallons to Pearl Harbor in August 2022) represent the ceiling of the company's typical contract range.

Activity has declined materially in 2025 and 2026. The company received 16 awards in 2022, 20 in both 2023 and 2024, but only 9 in 2025 and 5 year-to-date in 2026. Combined potential value across all 79 awards stands at $2 million, with only $358 thousand obligated—an 18% obligation rate that reflects the preponderance of small, short-cycle fuel deliveries with extended completion windows. The source data spans from October 2019 through June 2026, capturing a steady stream of routine fuel procurement rather than growth trajectory. No recompete cliff signals were present in the source material, suggesting the BPA vehicles and purchase order patterns continue without announced completion risk. The company competes on full-and-open basis across its portfolio; no set-asides other than small business designations appear in the award records.