A.i.c.e. Consulting - S.R.L.

A.i.c.e. Consulting - S.R.L., an Italian for-profit organization based in Ghezzano, Pisa, delivers architectural, engineering, and infrastructure design services to the U.S. Department of Defense across military installations in Italy exclusively as a prime contractor, competing full-and-open with no set-aside designations. The vendor has maintained federal registration since December 2004 and operates entirely outside U.S. domestic markets, with all work performed at Italian facilities serving Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) program requirements for Army and Air Force installations.

The company's concrete capability footprint centers on architect-engineer services for military facility design, renovation, repair, and inspection. Recent representative work includes a $691,995 firm fixed-price delivery order (September 2024) for fire safety design and roof engineering on Building 1459 at Aviano Air Base; a $536,494 delivery order (September 2024) for repair of Building 106 at Camp Darby; a $280,365 delivery order (September 2023) for architectural and engineering services supporting drainage and sewer system upgrades at U.S. Army Garrison Vicenza; and multiple smaller task orders for HVAC design, pool repairs, perimeter lighting, building code compliance assessments, and Title II construction oversight. Work scope frequently includes mechanical system repairs, utility infrastructure surveys, fire suppression system design, and GIS support for facility planning.

Customer concentration is extreme and regionally specific. The Department of the Army European Command anchors 59 awards carrying $57.3 million in combined potential value — 68% of the vendor's total potential-value footprint — while the Army Installation Management Command Europe Region places 68 awards worth $19.5 million. These two entities account for 95% of award count and 97% of potential value. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Europe District, the Department of the Army, and the Army Materiel Command's regional offices in Vicenza round out the customer set, collectively representing less than 3% of potential value. All six customer agencies are Army organizational components based in or managing European operations.

A.i.c.e. Consulting holds three active indefinite delivery contracts with Army entities. The primary vehicle is Indefinite Delivery Contract W912GB12D0001, a $14 million multiple-award A-E services agreement with the Army Corps of Engineers Europe District running through February 2028, which anchors 34 task orders valued at $5.9 million combined. A secondary vehicle is Indefinite Delivery Contract W912GB17D0021, a $6 million single-award contract with the Army Installation Management Command Europe Region expiring January 2027, supporting 12 task orders worth $4.5 million. The USAG Italy Construction 2016-2021 multiple-award vehicle, now matured, generated 23 task orders valued at $2.9 million. A newly awarded Blanket Purchase Agreement with Army European Command (June 2025) establishes a $5 million ceiling for Italian safety coordinator and professional services through June 2030. The vendor also holds two older IDIQs from 2022 (W912PF22D0002 and W912PF05D0003) that generated 29 combined task orders worth $2.5 million but are past their active ordering windows.

Activity trajectory shows uneven volatility across the past five years. Annual award counts peaked at seven in 2022, declined to four in 2024, recovered to five in 2025, with only one award recorded in 2026 (as of February). Combined potential value across 155 total prime awards stands at $84.4 million, with only $18.3 million obligated (22% realization rate), indicating that many task orders remain unfunded or partially funded. The recompete cliff window reveals seven awards completing within the next twenty-four months, carrying $2.2 million in combined potential value — modest exposure compared to the vendor's larger IDV ceilings but notable given the vendor's tight geographic and customer concentration on European operations.

A.i.c.e. Consulting operates as a 100% prime contractor with no subcontractor footprint in the source. The vendor sustains a specialized, regionally bounded market position serving solely SOFA-eligible infrastructure requirements at U.S. military facilities in Italy — a niche that limits addressable federal opportunity to Army Europe commands and precludes competition for domestic U.S. facility work or non-SOFA requirements.