Andreas Waldmann Schmiede, Landmaschinenhandel, Schlosserei

Andreas Waldmann Schmiede, Landmaschinenhandel, Schlosserei, operating under the trade name Waldmann Motorgerate, is a German-based vendor established in the System for Award Management since 2012 and headquartered in Welluck, Auerbach in der Oberpfalz. The company specializes in supplying agricultural equipment and grounds maintenance machinery to U.S. military installations throughout the European theater. As a specialized supplier with a demonstrated track record spanning over a decade, Waldmann Motorgerate has become a critical vendor for the Department of the Army's infrastructure and facility maintenance operations, providing essential equipment to support grounds maintenance requirements across multiple Army commands and installations in Germany and other European regions.

Waldmann Motorgerate has received approximately $910,000 in cumulative federal contract awards exclusively from the Department of the Army through multiple purchase order contracts, all awarded on a firm fixed-price basis without set-aside designations. The company's product portfolio delivered through federal contracts demonstrates substantial diversity within the agricultural and grounds maintenance sector, including tractors, commercial turf mowers, lawn care tractors, slope-type lawn mowers, rotary brush sweepers, tractor wheels (specifically Kubota agricultural equipment wheels), equipment transport trailers, and specialized equipment such as a tractor front mower diesel unit. Additionally, the vendor has diversified into facility maintenance services, providing facade paint for Army installations. Federal contracts have been awarded by multiple Department of the Army entities, including the Installation Management Command Europe Region, Training and Doctrine Command, and the Directorate of Public Works, spanning from 2021 through September 2025. Recent contract activity demonstrates continued partnership, with awards ranging from approximately $9,200 to $443,300, indicating the vendor's capacity to fulfill both smaller equipment procurement needs and more substantial orders for grounds maintenance infrastructure support.