Centerra Integrated Services GMBH

Centerra Integrated Services GMBH, a German for-profit facilities management and maintenance contractor headquartered in Kaiserslautern, operates as a prime contractor delivering building maintenance, family housing support, flooring services, and logistics support to the U.S. Department of Defense and related agencies at military installations across Europe, competing full-and-open (no set-asides) with 100% prime-contract positioning and $740.8 million in combined potential value across 466 awards.

Centerra is a subsidiary of Centerra Management Services LLC (a U.S.-registered parent based in Herndon, Virginia) and holds two named sister subsidiaries: Centerra Facility Services GMBH and Centerra Security Services GMBH, both German-based foreign-owned entities. The vendor's award footprint concentrates heavily in facilities operations and building trades — Facilities Support Services (142 awards), Flooring Contractors (60 awards), Other Building Finishing Contractors (47 awards), Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (42 awards), and maintenance of family housing and grounds (142 awards combined across maintenance-related PSC codes). Performance occurs almost entirely in Germany and the broader European theater; Centerra has been registered in the System for Award Management since 2003.

Customer concentration is extreme and defense-focused. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Europe Region dominates the portfolio with 345 awards worth $170.6 million in combined potential value (23% of total dollars). The Department of the Air Force United States Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa anchors 8 awards carrying $505.4 million in potential value — predominantly two large multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts awarded December 30, 2025, for the Kaiserslautern Installation Support Services (KISS) program. One KISS contract carries a $235.4 million ceiling through December 2035 for Domain 3 (Total Facility Maintenance); the second carries the same ceiling for Domain 4 (Military Family Housing). Together, these two vehicles account for 68% of Centerra's combined potential value and represent a structural recompete risk: both are new awards (five days old as of the source date), multi-award vehicles with ten-year periods, and designed for sustained, repetitive task ordering. The Department of the Army (broader Army organization), Army European Command, and Defense Commissary Agency round out the top five, contributing 21, 14, and 14 awards respectively.

Centerra places work under five principal named IDIQs, each issued by the Army. The highest-activity vehicles are Indefinite Delivery Contract W912PE09D0007 (34 task orders, $592 thousand combined potential value), W912PB19D8001 (33 task orders, $4.2 million), W912PE07D0006 (33 task orders, $13.5 million), W912PB14D8001 (32 task orders, $4.8 million), and DABN0303D0015 (28 task orders, $2.9 million). In addition, Centerra holds a $19.46 million single-award Between Occupancy Maintenance (BOM) Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Department of Defense European Region (awarded April 21, 2025, through April 20, 2030), a $14.27 million single-award Pre-Positioned Training Fleet maintenance Indefinite Delivery Contract (awarded November 22, 2022, through April 23, 2026), and a $7 million single-award Vacant Quarters Maintenance Indefinite Delivery Contract (awarded September 10, 2022, through September 9, 2027). The vendor also executes multiple Blanket Purchase Agreements through the Defense Commissary Agency for interim environmental management and facilities services at Chievres, Spangdahlem, Stuttgart, and Kaiserslautern; these BPAs carry ceilings ranging from $230,000 to $250,000 and completion dates through October 2025. A multiple-award BPA from the Department of State Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs for floor rehabilitation services carries a zero-dollar ceiling and runs through October 2026.

Recent representative work includes a $33.65 million delivery order awarded April 1, 2026, by Air Forces Europe and Africa for military family housing maintenance under the KISS Domain 4 vehicle (completion March 31, 2029); a $2.77 million delivery order for Between Occupancy Maintenance awarded April 21, 2025, by the Department of Defense European Region (completion April 20, 2026); a $2.7 million delivery order for Between Occupancy Maintenance Year 2 awarded April 21, 2026, by the Department of Defense European Region (completion April 20, 2027); and numerous smaller purchase orders and BPA calls for flooring replacement, hazardous material removal, and facilities maintenance at U.S. government installations in Germany, the United Kingdom, and Belgium, each in the $11,000 to $600,000 range awarded by the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations, the Defense Commissary Agency, the Army, and Air Forces Europe.

Activity has surged in 2025 (29 awards) and remains elevated in 2026 (10 awards year-to-date), a significant uptick from the 5–15 awards per year observed from 2022–2024. However, four awards worth $3.4 million in combined potential value face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and represent recompete exposure; the two KISS IDICs (totaling $470.8 million in ceiling value) are newly awarded and carry multi-year, multi-award structures that insulate them from near-term recompete pressure.

Service Contract Inventory data shows only two SCI-reportable records across FY2023–FY2024, with combined invoiced revenue of $5.1 million ($2.1 million in FY2023, $3 million in FY2024). SCI captures federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold and excludes goods and products; the two records likely represent consolidated service vehicle usage rather than the full scope of Centerra's federal activity (which includes numerous small purchase orders below the SCI reporting threshold, flooring and other materials sales, and repair contracts). SCI reports show zero FTEs delivered to the federal government in both years, suggesting the reporting threshold captured administrative or overhead costs rather than direct labor. Centerra does not employ subcontractors on captured SCI-reportable work and operates its delivery teams in-house.

Centerra's corporate ownership and subsidiary structure positions it to support both facilities management (primary parent and Centerra Facility Services GMBH) and security services (Centerra Security Services GMBH). All of the source awards are held by Centerra Integrated Services GMBH, the German subsidiary; the parent (Centerra Management Services LLC) has not received direct federal contract awards in the source data and appears to function as a holding company with headquarters in the United States while the German subsidiary executes the European theater work.