Gebrüder Theissinger GMBH

Gebrüder Theissinger GMBH, doing business as Goedtel & Theissinger GMBH, is a German for-profit partnership based in Frankelbach that delivers facility maintenance, repair, and infrastructure services to U.S. military installations in Europe as a prime contractor, with 99% of its federal award footprint in direct prime awards and no SBA designations. The company competes full-and-open, with no set-aside participation across its portfolio.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on maintenance and repair of building systems and facility infrastructure at overseas military installations. Representative work includes a $681,352.53 firm-fixed-price definitive contract with U.S. Air Forces Europe and Africa (awarded October 2023, performance through September 2028) for motor pool equipment service operations in Germany; a $413,978.86 definitive contract with the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Europe Region (September 2024, through September 2027) for maintenance, inspection, and repair of tanks, fire suppression sprinkler systems, and water softening systems at Baumholder Military Community; and a $780,251.61 purchase order with Air Forces Europe and Africa (December 2025, through December 2030) for maintenance, repair, and inspection of kitchen fire suppression systems across the Kaiserslautern Military Community. The vendor also holds a $750,000 Blanket Purchase Agreement with Army Installation Management Command Europe Region running through February 2027 for wood pellet delivery to support military transition to renewable heating systems. Work spans plumbing and HVAC systems, fuel storage tank repair, water treatment and quality measurement, vehicle wash facility maintenance, exhaust system cleaning and repair, and lifting equipment supply.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to the European theater with a 95% concentration across five Army and Air Force commands. The Department of the Army European Command leads by potential value at $36.3 million across 118 awards, while Army Installation Management Command Europe Region follows with $11 million across 125 awards. U.S. Air Forces Europe and Africa accounts for $9.7 million across 142 awards. This concentration reflects the vendor's geographic footprint and specialization in supporting U.S. military facility operations at German installations including Baumholder and Kaiserslautern.

The vendor's primary vehicle exposure sits on five Army and Air Force IDCs. Indefinite Delivery Contract W912GB09D0008 carries 55 task orders valued at $15 million combined potential, while IDIQ DACA9003D0029 accounts for 74 task orders at $5.5 million combined potential. FA561311D0012, FA561307D1008, and FA561309D1007 represent smaller vehicle positions at $386 thousand, $359 thousand, and $262 thousand respectively. All task orders are issued by Army and Air Force Europe Region commands with no civilian agency exposure.

Activity has been uneven in recent years: four awards in 2022 and 2024–2025, but eleven in 2023, with a single award (worth $71,100.84) issued in May 2026. Over the full source window, the vendor has received 441 total awards with $58.4 million in combined potential value and $38.5 million obligated (66% of potential). Only two awards with combined potential value of $462 thousand are scheduled for ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term recompete risk. The vendor operates as a prime without meaningful subcontracting, though it does serve as a sub to Vectrus Federal Services GMBH on facility repair tasks at Pulaski, Germany and other European installations. NAICS concentration aligns with its service delivery: Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance (148 awards), All Other Specialty Trade Contractors (63 awards), and Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (34 awards) dominate the portfolio.