Baldeschi Andrea

Baldeschi Andrea, an Italy-based sole proprietorship, provides construction safety coordinator and specialized facility maintenance services to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe Region as a prime contractor on small-dollar purchase orders at military installations in Vicenza, Italy. The vendor operates entirely under full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations and maintains 100% customer concentration with a single federal agency.

Baldeschi Andrea's federal footprint is narrowly focused on local facility support at U.S. military installations in Italy. The vendor holds 63 total prime awards across two parent vehicles — an Indefinite Delivery Contract (W912PF09A0008) with 41 task orders carrying $119 thousand combined potential value, and a Blanket Purchase Agreement (W912PF17A0008) with a single task order of $15 thousand. The combined potential value across all awards totals $1.6 million, with $254 thousand obligated to date (16% of the ceiling). Recent awards include a $2,579.82 firm fixed-price purchase order for construction safety coordinator services at Building 11132 Connect Pump House, Caserma Miotto (awarded January 8, 2026, completing April 30, 2026); a $29,624.84 purchase order for CSC services supporting the Ederle Piazza and Parking project at Caserma Ederle (awarded May 29, 2025, completing March 22, 2026); and a $5,870.91 purchase order for construction services supporting Building 98 expansion at the SSA facility in Vicenza (awarded March 4, 2025, completing February 10, 2026). Historical awards include a $10,461.32 contract for skylight and gymnasium light replacement in Building 304 (awarded May 1, 2024) and a $13,213.83 roof repair contract for Building 2309 (awarded May 25, 2022).

The vendor's capability classification centers on engineering and technical support services (60 awards under Engineering Services NAICS; 51 awards under Professional Engineering/Technical PSC). Activity volume is minimal and flat over five years — one award each in 2022, 2023, and 2024, two in 2025, and one in 2026 — indicating a small, localized subcontracting or micro-scale prime relationship with Army Europe rather than growth trajectory. The vendor registered with SAM.gov in March 2006 and has maintained continuous engagement with U.S. military facility operations in Italy.