Broco Wins Two Five-Year Massachusetts Fuel Deals
Massachusetts municipalities and public agencies can now buy diesel, biofuel and heating oil from Broco under state contracts.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Oil and Gas
Broco Energy was awarded two five-year statewide fuel contracts by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, covering ultra-low sulfur diesel, biodiesel, renewable diesel, No. 2 heating oil and APS-eligible liquid biofuel. Eligible municipalities, government agencies and other public entities across the state can purchase fuel through the contracts.
Why it matters
The awards give Broco a standing supply channel into public-sector fuel purchasing, which typically runs through state procurement rather than open-market bidding for each order. For fuel distributors and public fleet buyers in Massachusetts, the contracts define which blended and renewable products are available through the state program.
Broco Energy holds two five-year statewide fuel contracts with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, one for transportation and biofuel products and one for heating oil and liquid biofuel. The source does not report contract values, volume commitments, or comparator figures for the awards.
The players
Broco Energy
Broco Energy is a Northeast fuel distributor that operates the largest rail-served biodiesel terminal in the region and sells Bioheat heating oil products.
Massport
Massport is the Massachusetts Port Authority, the state agency that operates Boston's airport and seaport facilities and ran the renewable diesel initiative Broco supplied.
The details
Contract ENE53 covers ultra-low sulfur diesel, biodiesel and renewable diesel, while contract ENE58 covers No. 2 heating oil and APS-eligible liquid biofuel. The contracts are awarded through the state's established procurement program, and eligible municipalities, government agencies and other public entities purchase fuel under them. Broco also states that it was the first company to supply and deliver renewable diesel for Massport's renewable diesel initiative.
Timeline
Five-year term: the two statewide fuel contracts awarded to Broco Energy run for five years.
Market Landscape
Public-sector fuel contracts with blended and renewable specifications are a channel distributors compete for in order to lock in multi-year volume. Broco's award places it alongside other suppliers that hold state procurement positions in the Northeast's biofuel market.
Public entities in Massachusetts that buy diesel, heating oil or biofuel now have a defined set of contracted suppliers and products to purchase through. Operators in the fuel distribution business should note that state contract access is awarded on a multi-year basis and may shape competition for public-sector accounts.
The takeaway
Fuel distributors serving public fleets should check whether their products fall under contract ENE53 or ENE58 and what qualification steps apply to eligible purchasers. Procurement officers and fleet managers should review the contract terms through the state's procurement program before placing orders.
Further reading
For more on how fuel suppliers compete for public contracts, see the Oil and Gas section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Biofuelsdigest.
