DI Monaco Serramenti S.R.L.

DI Monaco Serramenti S.R.L., doing business as Serramenti DI Monaco, is an Italian for-profit partnership based in Capua that provides locksmith services, security infrastructure installation, and residential security modifications to the Department of State as a prime contractor operating exclusively in Italy, with no subcontract footprint and no SBA set-aside designations across its federal award history.

DI Monaco holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract valued at $1,062,431 awarded by the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs on May 1, 2023, running through April 30, 2027, covering comprehensive residential security services for approximately 100 U.S. government-owned residences in Italy annually. The scope includes supply and installation of locks, armored doors, grillwork, and related security modifications. Under this IDC, the Bureau of Diplomatic Security has issued five delivery orders totaling $69 thousand in combined potential value: locksmith services ($10.7 thousand, April 2025), residential security enhancements ($15.4 thousand, July 2024), various lock changes ($10.6 thousand, July 2023), locker supply and installation ($15.3 thousand, August 2025), and locksmith services turnover ($16.4 thousand, June 2026). A separate award from the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations accounts for $151 thousand.

Customer concentration is entirely within the Department of State: the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs anchors 86% of combined potential value ($1.1 million) through the parent IDC, while the Bureau of Diplomatic Security accounts for 5% ($69 thousand) through the five delivery orders against that vehicle. The vendor's capability portfolio aligns with its NAICS classification of Locksmiths (6 of 10 awards) and residential security trades, with secondary classifications in residential remodeling and masonry contracting. Combined potential value across all ten awards stands at $1.3 million, with $274 thousand obligated as of the summary date. Activity has been sparse and irregular — one award in 2020, two in 2023, one in 2024, two in 2025, and one in June 2026 — with no awards currently scheduled for completion beyond April 2027 that would signal imminent recompete exposure. All work is performed in Italy, supporting the State Department's mission to maintain secure diplomatic properties.