Ing. Ludwig Freitag Elektro-Gmbh & CO. KG

Ing. Ludwig Freitag Elektro-Gmbh & CO. KG, a for-profit German limited liability company based in Parsberg, Germany, provides electrical infrastructure maintenance, repair, installation, and safety inspection services to the U.S. Army as a prime contractor exclusively. The vendor operates entirely on full-and-open federal contracts with no set-aside participation and has maintained a SAM registration since April 2003. Work is performed in Germany at U.S. Army facilities, particularly U.S. Army Garrison Bavaria locations in the Hohenfels and Grafenwoehr military communities, with administrative oversight exercised by Army Installation Management Command Europe Region.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on electrical systems work at Army installations in Germany: emergency power supply maintenance and repair (uninterruptible power supplies and diesel generators), electrical safety inspection and calibration, transformer and distribution infrastructure replacement, lighting system repairs and upgrades, building automation system work, high-voltage switching systems, and general electrical infrastructure sustainment. Representative work includes a $621,688.84 definitive contract awarded August 2025 for replacement of Transformer Station 14 at Rose Barracks in Grafenwoehr, a $4.486 million single-award indefinite delivery contract awarded September 2025 for emergency power supply maintenance at USAG Bavaria Hohenfels through September 2030, and a $217,617.70 delivery order issued October 2023 for repair of an inefficient interior lighting system at Mehlhaube buildings in Hohenfels with completion scheduled June 2025.

Customer concentration is extreme and represents a risk. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Europe Region accounts for 385 awards (99% coverage of the award count) and $71.1 million in combined potential value, effectively the entire active federal customer base for this vendor. The Department of the Army and the Army Materiel Command Expeditionary Contracting Command Regional Contracting Office Bavaria represent nominal secondary customers with negligible dollar value. This concentration reflects the vendor's exclusive focus on Army facilities in Germany and creates significant recompete exposure if IMCOM-Europe consolidates or recompetes its electrical infrastructure vehicle.

The vendor holds five primary indefinite delivery contracts with IMCOM-Europe that anchor the award portfolio. Indefinite Delivery Contract W912PB08D8004 carries 106 task orders valued at $4.5 million combined. Indefinite Delivery Contract W912PB07D8001 carries 41 task orders valued at $3.1 million. Indefinite Delivery Contract W912PB05D8009 carries 56 task orders valued at $2.5 million. Indefinite Delivery Contract W912PB04D0006 carries 60 task orders valued at $1.6 million. A recently awarded March 2026 single-award IDIQ (ceiling $5,374,610.35, extending through March 2031) consolidates electrical systems maintenance and repair work at USAG Bavaria Hohenfels. An additional September 2025 single-award IDIQ (ceiling $4.486 million, through September 2030) covers emergency power supplies specifically. A third September 2025 single-award IDIQ (ceiling $159,195.50, through August 2030) covers recurring electrical safety inspections. These vehicle holdings signal sustained Army reliance on the vendor's specialized support.

Activity trajectory shows substantial decline. The vendor received 13 awards in 2022, 7 in 2023, 4 in 2024, 6 in 2025, and 5 in 2026 year-to-date. Over 491 total awards recorded in the source data, only 3 awards face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months with a combined potential value of $662 thousand, creating minimal near-term recompete pressure. The combined obligated amount across all awards stands at $32 million against a potential value of $74.6 million, indicating substantial unexercised contract capacity, particularly under the three recently awarded single-award IDIQs running through 2030–2031.

The vendor operates as a sole prime on all recorded awards with no subcontractor footprint, retaining all electrical work in-house. The top NAICS category is Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors (309 awards), with secondary activity in Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction (77 awards). The top PSC codes reflect facilities maintenance and repair work: Maint-Rep-Alt/Misc Bldgs, Repair or Alteration of Miscellaneous Buildings, and Maint-Rep-Alt/Other Utilities. The vendor's footprint is geographically and operationally confined to Army electrical infrastructure support in Germany, with no diversification into other agencies, regions, or service lines. Strategic risk centers on the vendor's complete dependence on a single customer (IMCOM-Europe) and its ability to retain position through upcoming IDIQs expiring in 2030–2031.