Ferrotrade Export UND Import Gesellschaft M.b.h.

Ferrotrade Export UND Import Gesellschaft M.b.h., an Austrian-based generator services provider headquartered in Vösendorf, Austria, supplies generator maintenance, repair, and control-system upgrade services to the U.S. State Department as a prime contractor exclusively on full-and-open (no set-aside) definitive contracts and purchase orders. The vendor operates as a partnership or limited liability partnership and competes without SBA certifications or set-aside designations.

Ferrotrade's federal footprint is narrow and geographically concentrated. All nine awards spanning 2017 through August 2026 target the Department of State, split between the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (four awards, $250 thousand combined potential value) and the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs (five awards, $10 thousand combined potential value). The vendor holds no parent IDIQs, GWACs, or standing BPAs; each award is transacted as a discrete definitive contract or purchase order. Recent representative work includes a $49,493.66 firm fixed-price definitive contract awarded August 18, 2026, for decommissioning and installation of a new DSE 8620MKII generator control system at the U.S. Embassy Vienna, scheduled for a single weekend in October 2026 with spare-parts guarantee through ten years; a $132,697.26 preventive maintenance services contract from November 26, 2024, for generator systems at the Vienna embassy (ultimate completion March 23, 2026); and a $18,833.17 purchase order from September 2022 for preventive maintenance services on generators. Work is performed entirely in Vienna, Austria, and is subject to Austrian technical standards and OVE/ONORM specifications.

Activity remains sparse and episodic — one award per year on average — with combined potential value of only $260 thousand across the nine awards and $135 thousand obligated (52% drawdown rate). The vendor operates exclusively as a prime on full-and-open awards with no subcontract activity and serves only two State Department customer bureaus. This footprint reflects a niche local-provider relationship rather than federal marketplace penetration.