Wisconsin Aviation Four Lakes, LLC

Wisconsin Aviation Four Lakes, LLC, operating as Wisconsin Aviation Four Lakes, delivers aviation turbine fuel (JP-8) to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor under single-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contracts, competing without set-asides in a full-and-open market.

Wisconsin Aviation Four Lakes is a for-profit fixed-base operator and general aviation services provider headquartered in Madison, Wisconsin, that has held federal contracting status since 2001. The company operates exclusively under the Defense Logistics Agency Energy umbrella, with nearly the entire award footprint (4,528 of 4,539 awards, $36.9 million combined potential value) flowing from DLA Energy for JP-8 fuel delivery across a sixteen-state central United States region spanning Major Program Code 2.3C CENTRAL (DOMESTIC). A secondary category of 4 awards from the broader Defense Logistics Agency accounts for the remaining tracked activity; the company does not compete for set-asides and holds no SBA designations. The vendor's capability portfolio is narrowly focused: JP-8 aviation turbine fuel logistics to military and authorized aircraft operations, with delivery performance occurring exclusively in Madison, Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Aviation Four Lakes operates as a 100% prime contractor across its federal footprint with no subcontract engagement. The company currently holds a single-award IDIQ contract, SPE60725D0073, valued at $10,703,542.42, which became effective April 11, 2025, and runs through September 30, 2028. This contract succeeded a predecessor IDIQ vehicle, SPE60721D0029 (valued at $4.3 million, expiring September 30, 2024), which generated 2,014 task orders totaling $5.9 million in combined potential value. The new IDIQ represents a roughly 2.5-fold expansion of the ceiling and reflects DLA Energy's confidence in the vendor's performance. Within the current contract, 399 delivery orders have been issued (as of early 2026) totaling $1.4 million in combined potential value. The predecessor contract vehicle SPE60016D0064 produced 1,407 task orders valued at $2.8 million, and SP060012D0070 generated 702 task orders worth $4.4 million, indicating Wisconsin Aviation Four Lakes has served DLA Energy across multiple successive IDIQ vehicles over a multi-year span. All delivery orders are priced fixed-price with economic price adjustment and issued without set-aside designation following Lowest Price Technically Acceptable source selection.

Activity has remained steady, averaging roughly 450–510 awards annually from 2022 through 2025, with 90 awards year-to-date in 2026 (reflecting a partial-year snapshot through early April). The vendor's customer concentration is absolute: DLA Energy accounts for 100% of meaningful activity, eliminating competitive or customer diversification risk within the vendor's footprint but creating operational dependency on a single customer agency and a single commodity (JP-8 fuel). The combined potential value of all tracked awards stands at $39.2 million, of which $18.8 million has been obligated (48% utilization rate), indicating the vendor is executing against a backlog of unfulfilled delivery orders and new contract ceiling capacity.

Wisconsin Aviation Four Lakes does not hold positions on government-wide acquisition contracts, multiple-award schedules, or agency-wide BPAs other than its single-award DLA Energy IDIQ vehicles. The vendor is not identified as a subcontractor to other primes and carries no teaming relationships in the source material. As a full-and-open competitor with no set-aside posture and a geographically confined service area (Madison-based for central-region fuel delivery), the vendor's competitive moat rests on infrastructure proximity to DLA Energy's central-region operations and demonstrated logistics reliability rather than on regulatory advantages or scale.