AP FUEL USA
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P1needs reviewAustin Energy Chilled Water Construction IDIQ — Fuel Subcontract Capture
VICTOR DECISIONPursue Austin CLMB348A fuel subcontract capture before the Oct. 15 deadline?needs review
Austin Energy Chilled Water Construction IDIQ — Fuel Subcontract Capture
AP Fuel fits as the fuel-supply/subcontract support layer, not as the construction prime. The capture path is unusually actionable because the solicitation is open, relevant fuel commodities are already aligned with the Austin vendor record, and direct prime/subcontract routes are known.
How & Why
• Open City of Austin/Austin Energy IDIQ with an Oct. 15, 2026 response deadline.
• Initial IDIQ value is approximately $10M; fuel oil/diesel appears in the subcontracting trade structure.
• Avila Prime is already present in the Austin vendor system with relevant fuel commodity enrollment.
Buyer Map
Direct named contacts outrank generic routesbpatrick@prim.com
832-623-1556
jimh@denucciatx.com
512-663-2749
jon.plum@austintexas.gov
512-974-7181
Fulfillment Path
• GLP Austin route: John Albertson — 737-235-1464.
• Bear Oil provides an additional Austin/I-35 construction-fueling path.
• Current AP Fuel supplier pricing/credit/terms still require confirmation before commitment.
Readiness / Evidence Matrix
Open; Oct. 15, 2026 at 2 PM.
Avila Prime vendor code V00001010265.
Relevant diesel/gasoline commodity enrollment documented.
Direct Primoris and DeNucci contacts recovered; current CLMB348A participation remains unverified.
Fulfillment capability identified; current terms need reconfirmation.
Risks / Gaps
• Do not position AP Fuel as construction prime.
• Supplier commercial terms are not yet cleared for commitment.
• Pricing, credit, proposal and contract authority remain separate Victor gates.
Execution After Approval
- Confirm Victor pursuit GO.
- Confirm current CLMB348A pursuit with Primoris and DeNucci, then qualify any open diesel/fuel scope.
- Confirm expected fuel scope, delivery pattern, tanks/equipment and schedule.
- Reconfirm GLP/Bear availability and commercial terms.
- Build landed-cost inputs and return pricing/margin decision to Victor.
Evidence Provenance
What supports the analysisDeadline, solicitation identity and fuel-subcontract context.
Avila Prime vendor code and relevant fuel commodity enrollment.
Direct contact details and predecessor relevance are supported; current CLMB348A participation is not publicly verified.
Confirms construction/job-site fuel capability; not proof of project award.
Capability path identified; current pricing, credit and terms must be reconfirmed.
Decision / Activity History
Audit trailNo decision or downstream activity yet. The first Victor action will begin the audit trail.
GO authorizes capture work only; pricing, credit, proposal and contractual commitments remain separate approval gates.
P1needs reviewDataBank Red Oak Campus — Multi-Building Fuel Capture
VICTOR DECISIONTreat DataBank Red Oak as a strategic multi-building capture account?needs review
DataBank Red Oak Campus — Multi-Building Fuel Capture
Treat Red Oak as a strategic account rather than one lead. The value is the repeatable construction → commissioning → operations/emergency fuel lifecycle across multiple buildings, but buyer/GC resolution must be done building by building.
How & Why
• 292-acre, multi-building data-center campus with construction underway.
• DFW13–DFW15 extend the capture runway; DFW15 is a clean forward target into 2029.
• Do not assume GC assignments for later buildings without evidence.
Buyer Map
Direct named contacts outrank generic routesDirect email unresolved
Direct phone unresolved
Direct email unresolved
347-873-1480
Direct email unresolved
Direct phone unresolved
Fulfillment Path
• GLP Dallas route: Malik Hayman — 919-357-2887.
• Fuel Logic has DFW/Midlothian/Red Oak construction, generator and bulk-tank capability.
• Current commercial terms and building-specific demand still need qualification.
Readiness / Evidence Matrix
Large multi-building Red Oak program.
Named owner-side construction nodes recovered.
Direct procurement/buyer channel still needs resolution.
Do not assign DFW13–DFW15 without evidence.
Risks / Gaps
• A campus-level lead can hide different GCs/buyers by building.
• DFW14 authoritative TDLR record lists 12/1/2026–12/31/2026 for a $325M, 443,679-SF build; preserve as an official-source anomaly and do not use the one-month duration for planning.
• Fuel demand must be qualified; do not invent gallons.
Execution After Approval
- Approve strategic-account pursuit.
- Resolve owner procurement path through Zach/Tony.
- Map GC and project contact separately for each building.
- Qualify construction/commissioning fuel events.
- Reconfirm GLP/Fuel Logic terms and create building-level capture records.
Evidence Provenance
What supports the analysisCampus scale, building sequence and identified owner/project contacts.
Official record lists 12/1/2026–12/31/2026 for a $325M, 443,679-SF project. Preserve the raw dates as authoritative-source data but flag the one-month duration as anomalous and do not use it for planning.
Supports fit with data-center/new-construction fuel demand.
Geographic/capability fit is supported; current commercial terms remain open.
Decision / Activity History
Audit trailNo decision or downstream activity yet. The first Victor action will begin the audit trail.
GO authorizes buyer/GC discovery and qualification by building; no pricing or customer commitment.
P1needs reviewMETRO Backup Emergency Fuel IFB — Q4 2026
VICTOR DECISIONPre-position AP Fuel for METRO Backup Emergency Fuel IFB?needs review
METRO Backup Emergency Fuel IFB — Q4 2026
Core capability fit, but emergency fuel has a higher readiness bar: AP Fuel should not pursue as “ready” until two viable after-hours fulfillment paths and service expectations are confirmed.
How & Why
• METRO procurement forecast identifies a separate Q4 2026 Backup Emergency Fuel IFB.
• AP Fuel capability materials include emergency/generator fueling.
• Emergency work can create recurring/mission-critical value but requires redundancy.
Buyer Map
Direct named contacts outrank generic routesNamed solicitation buyer will be resolved when the opportunity posts.
Fulfillment Path
• Primary candidates: GLP Houston and Fuel Logic Houston.
• Fuel Logic Houston advertises 24/7 emergency/generator capability; dispatch 281-784-3390.
• Force Energy Services / Atlas Fuel Services remain contingency research paths, not established AP Fuel relationships.
Readiness / Evidence Matrix
Separate Q4 Backup Emergency Fuel IFB identified.
AP Fuel capability materials support emergency/generator fueling.
Must validate two independently viable after-hours routes.
Must be confirmed before commitment.
Risks / Gaps
• Emergency response failure carries more operational risk than routine bulk delivery.
• Do not count contingency vendors as established AP Fuel suppliers.
• SLA, after-hours dispatch, priority allocation and terms remain open.
Execution After Approval
- Authorize PREP.
- Verify METRO vendor/Ariba readiness.
- Validate two after-hours fulfillment paths.
- Confirm SLA, priority allocation, dispatch and commercial terms.
- Return readiness result and bid economics to Victor.
Evidence Provenance
What supports the analysisIdentifies planned Backup Emergency Fuel IFB; forecast is not an open solicitation.
Supports capability fit but does not establish emergency SLA readiness.
Need current after-hours availability, SLA, allocation and terms.
Contingency candidates; no established AP Fuel relationship should be implied.
Decision / Activity History
Audit trailNo decision or downstream activity yet. The first Victor action will begin the audit trail.
PREP authorizes readiness and redundancy validation; pricing/credit/commitments remain separately gated.
P1needs reviewMETRO Diesel and Gasoline IFB — Q4 2026
VICTOR DECISIONPre-position AP Fuel for METRO Diesel and Gasoline IFB?needs review
METRO Diesel and Gasoline IFB — Q4 2026
A direct-fuel opportunity that matches AP Fuel core capability. The work now is pre-positioning: ensure METRO vendor/Ariba readiness, commodity alignment, buyer identification when the IFB opens, and Houston fulfillment terms.
How & Why
• METRO procurement forecast identifies a Q4 2026 Diesel and Gasoline IFB.
• Direct fuel supply aligns with AP Fuel core capability.
• The solicitation is forecast, not yet open, so preparation can happen before bid pressure.
Buyer Map
Direct named contacts outrank generic routesNamed solicitation buyer will be resolved when the opportunity posts.
Fulfillment Path
• GLP Houston: Michael Telle — 281-832-9888.
• Luis Favela / GLP relationship route — 432-280-8632.
• Fuel Logic Houston provides another fuel-delivery path; 24/7 dispatch 281-784-3390.
Readiness / Evidence Matrix
Q4 2026 Diesel and Gasoline IFB identified.
Resolve when IFB posts.
Account readiness still needs verification.
Multiple paths identified; current terms need check.
Risks / Gaps
• Forecast timing can move.
• Vendor/Ariba status must be confirmed before response window.
• No customer pricing until Victor approves economics.
Execution After Approval
- Authorize PREP.
- Verify METRO/SAP Ariba registration and NIGP alignment.
- Monitor for IFB publication and identify buyer.
- Reconfirm GLP/Fuel Logic commercial terms.
- Return bid requirements and pricing inputs to Victor.
Evidence Provenance
What supports the analysisIdentifies planned Diesel and Gasoline IFB; forecast is not an open solicitation.
Supports direct diesel/gasoline supply fit.
Must be verified before bid response.
Multiple fulfillment paths identified; current terms require confirmation.
Decision / Activity History
Audit trailNo decision or downstream activity yet. The first Victor action will begin the audit trail.
PREP authorizes readiness work while the forecast opportunity is not yet open.