Tepa-Pond Wins Place on $997 Million Navy Fuel Infrastructure Contract
The five-year contract ceiling is shared across awardees, with task orders covering fuel tanks, pipelines and associated systems worldwide.
At a glance
- Contract vehicle
- Five-year IDIQ multiple-award construction contract
- Aggregate ceiling
- $997 million across all awardees
Tepa-Pond Joint Venture has secured a position on NAVFAC’s Global Petroleum, Oil and Lubricants Multiple Award Construction Contract, Pond announced October 1, 2026. The five-year contract has a $997 million maximum aggregate value across all awards.
The joint venture may compete for firm-fixed-price task orders at government installations worldwide. Work includes inspection, testing, design, construction, maintenance and repair of fuel pipelines, storage tanks and related systems.
Key details
- Scope: Potential tasks include corrosion control, cathodic protection, spill containment, tank cleaning, backup power and fire protection.
- Value: The $997 million ceiling is shared; it is not an individual award of that amount to Tepa-Pond.
- Status: An awarded contract position, with delivery dependent on subsequent task orders.
Next steps
Specialist suppliers can map relevant experience to the listed fuel-system requirements and review the partners’ capabilities. Use Pond’s official website for company and service information. Ask about an actual task-order need before preparing a teaming proposal; no open subcontract package is confirmed by the announcement.
Contacts & resources
Pond award announcement — October 1, 2026. The contracting organization is NAVFAC Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center.
Details reviewed October 10, 2026. Check linked official updates before acting.
Representative Navy base photograph: NAS Corpus Christi, September 10, 2026; not the facilities covered by this award. Ensign Isaiah Martino / U.S. Navy · Public domain. No editorial alterations; display may be resized or cropped.
What happens next
Tepa-Pond may compete for future firm-fixed-price task orders under the five-year vehicle; the announcement identifies no open subcontract package or dated task-order opportunity.
Source for this milestone →Why it matters for the industry
The award positions the joint venture for future global fuel-infrastructure task orders, but the $997 million is a shared aggregate ceiling rather than revenue awarded to Tepa-Pond.
Supporting source →Sources & reporting
- Pond award announcement · 2026-10-01
Sources checked 2026-11-06.