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APTIM Secures Spot in $997 Million Navy Fuel Infrastructure Contract

The U.S. Navy has tapped Baton Rouge-based firm APTIM as one of 10 prime contractors for a global petroleum infrastructure project. The $997 million indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract covers the inspection, repair, and engineering of fuel systems across Marine Corps and Navy installations worldwide through August 2031.

Bio & NewsAugust 28, 2026367 reads0

This award marks the fifth time APTIM has secured a position on this contract vehicle, extending a 25-year relationship with the Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center. Throughout its history with the agency, the firm has completed over $2 billion in infrastructure projects and maintained more than 1,000 fuel storage systems. Under the new agreement, the company will compete for task orders involving the design and maintenance of pipelines and storage facilities at domestic and international sites.

Mike Ramage, Senior Vice President of Critical Infrastructure at APTIM, noted that the firm’s long-standing experience allows them to address the specific safety and operational demands required by federal defense agencies. The total contract value of $997 million is distributed among the 10 selected awardees, with work scheduled to continue through August 2031.

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