Wood County Airport Authority

Wood County Airport Authority, doing business as Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport, supplies aviation turbine fuel (Jet Propellant-8) to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor under full-and-open competitive delivery orders, with no SBA set-aside designations. The organization is a U.S. local government entity—a county airport authority headquartered in Williamstown, West Virginia, and registered in SAM.gov since 2002—competing primarily against unrestricted competitive procurement vehicles rather than under small-business or disadvantaged-business set-asides.

Wood County Airport Authority's federal footprint is dominated by Defense Logistics Agency Energy fuel procurement. The vendor holds a single-award Indefinite-Delivery/Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract with DLA Energy's 2.3E Domestic Intoplane program, awarded December 10, 2021, with a ceiling of $1,295,212.34 through September 30, 2025. Under this IDIQ vehicle, the organization has received hundreds of delivery orders in 2025 alone, each typically valued between $189 and $3,932.50, for fixed-price JP-8 fuel supply with economic price adjustment provisions. Representative recent delivery orders include a $1,863.94 order (August 24, 2025), a $1,811.58 order (May 18, 2025), and a $3,711.79 order (May 18, 2025). Performance occurs at the airport's location in Williamstown, West Virginia, supporting military and federal fuel logistics operations across multiple eastern states. The DLA Energy IDIQ represents the overwhelming majority of the vendor's prime federal contracting activity—3,411 of 3,578 total awards and $8.2 million of combined potential value by award count.

Customer concentration is heavily concentrated on DLA Energy, which accounts for 98 percent of awards by volume. General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Central Office Office of Leasing, by contrast, anchors dollar concentration—62 awards carrying $14.3 million combined potential value—reflecting real-estate and facility-lease obligations rather than the vendor's core fuel-supply work. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Eastern Region has issued 15 awards; the most recent and largest is a $1,078,736.84 Federal Aviation Administration Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.116) grant awarded July 15, 2026, to reseal and resurface 7,240 feet of Runway 03/21 pavement at Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport, with performance through July 14, 2030. Department of Homeland Security Transportation Security Administration and Department of Defense Defense Logistics Agency have placed additional small-dollar orders.

Activity volume has been high and episodic. Award data in the source span from 1985 to July 15, 2026, with recent-year counts of 526 awards (2022), 436 awards (2023), 634 awards (2024), 368 awards (2025), and 1 award recorded as of the 2026 snapshot date. Combined obligated dollars ($48.5 million) exceed combined potential value ($23.8 million) by 204 percent, signaling repeated re-obligations and task-order issuance under standing IDIQ vehicles. The recompete cliff over the next twenty-four months shows only three awards with ultimate completion dates within that window, but the IDIQ contract itself terminates September 30, 2025—a critical recompete date that has likely already passed relative to the October 15, 2026 reference date in this analysis.

The vendor does not subcontract and does not report sub-award activity. Its federal work is entirely prime: 3,578 prime awards (100 percent) and zero sub-awards. The top parent vehicles are three DLA Energy IDIQs—SPE60722D0042 (1,958 task orders, $1.8 million potential value), SP060013D0079 (785 task orders, $1.3 million potential value), and SPE60017D0111 (662 task orders, $464 thousand potential value)—plus a GSA Basic Ordering Agreement for office-building leases (GS03B03322, 111 task orders, $14.4 million). Primary NAICS concentration is 4224 (Petroleum Refineries), representing 3,408 awards; secondary NAICS is 4853 (Lessors of Nonresidential Buildings), representing 112 awards. Primary PSC is 4320 (Liquid Propellants and Fuels, Petroleum Base), covering 3,432 awards.