Euro Plataformas 2000 SA

Euro Plataformas 2000 SA, a Spanish for-profit corporation headquartered in Córdoba, supplies aerial work platform rental services — diesel and electric manlifts up to 40 meters in height, boom lifts with 120-foot reach and 40-metric-ton load capacities, and associated ground transportation — to the U.S. Navy as a prime contractor exclusively under a single indefinite delivery contract. The vendor competes in full-and-open procurement with no SBA set-aside designations; all 66 awards in the source record are unset-aside, firm fixed-price delivery orders and purchase orders issued without socioeconomic preference.

Euro Plataformas 2000 SA operates under a single parent vehicle — Indefinite Delivery Contract N6817121D6007, awarded by U.S. Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic Fleet) on September 7, 2021, with a ceiling value of $395,379.82 and an ultimate completion date of September 7, 2025. The source confirms over 60 delivery orders have issued against this IDC since inception; the 54 task orders tracked in the portfolio represent the subset with sufficient data capture. Recent delivery orders include a $12,728.81 order for two 40-metric-ton boom lifts supporting USS Oscar Austin (January 23, 2026), a $9,225.16 manlift and transport order supporting U.S. Fleet Forces Command operations (July 22, 2025), and a $2,776.64 order for two boom lifts with 120-foot reach supporting USS Truxtun (September 17, 2025). Purchase orders, such as the March 27, 2026 award for boom lift services during USS Gonzalez's port visit in Rota, Spain (ceiling $2,136.80), represent lower-value transactional procurements.

Customer concentration is monolithic: Department of the Navy United States Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic Fleet) accounts for 57 awards and $764,000 combined potential value (98% of portfolio); Naval Supply Systems Command holds 7 awards worth $11,000; and Military Sealift Command holds 2 awards worth approximately $1,000. All work is performed in Spain at U.S. Navy installations. The vendor operates as a prime contractor with no subcontractors and no sub-award activity.

Award volume has declined materially year over year — 18 awards in 2022, 15 in 2023, 10 in 2024, 8 in 2025, and only 2 in 2026 through March. Combined potential value across all 66 awards is $776,000, with $381,000 obligated (49% of potential). The source IDC reaches ultimate completion on September 7, 2025, creating immediate recompete risk; no new vehicle or contract extension is evident in the source data as of the current date (July 15, 2026), suggesting the vendor's active federal footprint may have already expired or is in post-performance status.