Fiorini Impianti Group SRL

Fiorini Impianti Group SRL, an Italy-based for-profit entity headquartered in Viareggio, Tuscany, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering facility maintenance, repair, and equipment replacement services to the U.S. Army's European Region, with no participation in subcontracting relationships and no pursuit of federal set-asides. The vendor competes full-and-open across a narrow customer set and geographic footprint.

The company's concrete capability portfolio spans HVAC systems, potable and fire water infrastructure, photovoltaic maintenance, electrical distribution systems, lightning protection, dehumidification plants, and air handling unit replacement — all rooted in performance at Camp Darby and the Darby Military Community in Tirrenia, Pisa, Italy. Representative work includes a $664,247.71 time-and-materials maintenance and repair contract for HVAC and heating systems at a Defense facility in Italy (awarded September 30, 2025, with ultimate completion September 29, 2028); a $508,411.84 time-and-materials order for potable and fire water grid infrastructure maintenance at Darby Military Community (awarded September 29, 2025, completing September 28, 2028); a $530,566.16 firm-fixed-price contract for comprehensive HVAC and heating services including maintenance, repair, upgrades, and code compliance across Camp Darby facilities (awarded August 29, 2022, completing September 29, 2025); and a $323,181.65 time-and-materials order for dehumidification plant maintenance and repair at Leghorn Army Depot in Tombolo (awarded August 20, 2024, completing August 22, 2027). The top NAICS concentration sits in Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (8 awards), with secondary exposure in Electric Power Distribution and solar systems.

Customer concentration is absolute and immobile. All 17 prime awards over the available history serve a single customer — the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Europe Region — with $4.3 million in combined potential value. This captive customer base reflects geographic lock-in: performance occurs exclusively in Italy at U.S. military installations, and the vendor's SAM.gov registration carried active status through March 2026. The combined potential value of awards completing within the next twenty-four months is $1.9 million across five contracts, creating moderate near-term recompete exposure. Dollar obligated ($3.6 million) represents 84% of potential value, indicating predictable, executed spend rather than speculative pipeline.

The vendor's award trajectory shows episodic activity rather than sustained growth. After two awards in 2021, activity spiked to five awards in 2022, then flattened to two awards each in 2024 and 2025, with a single award in 2026. This pattern suggests vendor success in a stable but narrow niche — specialized facility systems maintenance at a single military installation complex — without diversification across other Army regions, other service branches, or non-facility scopes of work.