Bernd Mattes

Bernd Mattes, operating as Elektrovertrieb Mattes, a German sole proprietorship based in Wallertheim, Germany, delivers facility maintenance, electrical installation, and infrastructure support services to the U.S. Department of State as a prime contractor, competing exclusively full-and-open with no set-aside designations across all 72 awards in the source.

Elektrovertrieb Mattes operates as a single-location German facility-services vendor with no U.S. presence, delivering work entirely in Germany at Department of State diplomatic and consular installations. The vendor's capability portfolio centers on vehicle barrier preventive maintenance, electrical systems installation and repair, facility equipment procurement and installation (compressors, light fixtures, loading dock systems, scissor lifts), and facility and applied chemistry testing of handheld tools and mobile devices. Primary NAICS codes reflect this mix: electrical contractors (23 awards), electronic and precision equipment repair and maintenance (10 awards), and commercial machinery repair and maintenance (6 awards). Representative work includes a $123,663.88 delivery order for vehicle barrier preventive maintenance (Option Year 4 and six-month option combined) under the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs' indefinite delivery contract, a $145,627.45 purchase order for a flexible loading dock system, a $50,860.53 purchase order for a mounted scissor lift, and a $29,486.48 purchase order for electrical work related to video wall installation, among dozens of smaller discrete facility-support purchase orders.

Customer concentration is extreme and intra-agency: 97% of recent awards fund Department of State programs across five bureaus. The Bureau of Overseas Building Operations accounts for 34 awards and $1.4 million in combined potential value, while the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs holds 30 awards and $1 million combined potential value. The remaining three State Department bureaus (Administration, Consular Affairs, and Diplomatic Security) and the U.S. Agency for International Development Middle East Regional Program Office Frankfurt collectively represent fewer than 10 awards. The vendor anchors its work to a $500,000 single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs for vehicle barrier preventive maintenance, valid through July 2026, and a zero-dollar blanket purchase agreement for electrical services with the same bureau running through October 2027; five task orders worth $392 thousand against IDC 19GE5021D0028 constitute the only named parent vehicle in the source. Activity accelerated from one award in 2023 to ten in 2025, with one award (combined potential value $124 thousand) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. The vendor holds no subcontract relationships and operates no parent contract vehicles — all seventy-two awards are direct prime purchase orders or delivery orders issued by State Department bureaus for facility and infrastructure work at U.S. government installations in Germany.