Klebl GMBH

Klebl GMBH, a German for-profit construction and engineering firm headquartered in Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz, operates as a prime contractor delivering infrastructure repair, environmental remediation, and integrated training area management services to Department of the Army and Defense Department installations across Europe, competing on a full and open basis without set-aside protections.

Klebl's customer concentration is sharply skewed toward Army European Command and Army Installation Management Command Europe Region. The top five customer agencies, which span 95% of recent awards, are led by Army European Command (184 awards, $1.76 billion combined potential value) and Army Installation Management Command Europe Region (189 awards, $81.1 million combined potential value), with Army proper, Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Europe, and Army Training and Doctrine Command rounding out the set. By dollar value, Army European Command anchors the footprint at $1.76 billion across 184 awards, while Corps of Engineers Engineering District Europe commands $564.4 million across 11 awards—a steep concentration gap where European Command dominates both volume and dollars. Klebl's award count exceeds dollar value share at IMCOM Europe, indicating smaller task orders in high frequency.

Klebl sits on four significant prime IDIQ vehicles, all awarded to the firm without set-asides. The $495 million Design Build/Design Bid-Build construction MATOC (awarded December 2025 by ENDIST Europe, running through December 2030) represents the largest ceiling; a $40 million ITAM erosion control and environmental services MATOC (awarded May 2025 by ENDIST Europe, running through May 2030); an $8.58 million single-award civil and structural engineering IDIQ at Hohenfels Military Community (awarded August 2024, running through July 2027); and a $400 million multiple award MATOC with Army European Command (awarded February 2022, running through February 2027) that issued $2.7 million and $10.3 million delivery orders for barracks and building renovations. Task orders under the older legacy vehicles (W912GB04D0042, W912PB18D8004, W912GB09D0055, and others) drive much of the activity volume: 52 task orders under W912GB04D0042 alone, generating $9.4 million combined potential value.

Capability concentration reflects installation-support work. The top NAICS codes are Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction (143 awards), Engineering Services (98 awards), and Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (67 awards). Top PSC categories span Mineral Construction Materials/Bulk (84 awards), Repair or Alteration of Other Non-Building Facilities (72 awards), Special Studies/Analysis—Environmental Assessments (49 awards), Other Environmental Services (48 awards), and Environmental Systems Protection/Environmental Remediation (46 awards). Klebl's named work includes a $17.3 million MATOC delivery order for right-sizing and renovation of 12 family housing units at Baumholder (awarded September 2025, completion July 2027); a $10.4 million delivery order for renovation of Building 8506 (awarded September 2023, completion January 2026); a $4.75 million delivery order for repair of an administrative facility for Special Operations Forces (awarded September 2022, completion August 2024); and recurrent ITAM and environmental orders for vegetation removal, invasive species control, wetland restoration, and training area damage repair at Hohenfels Military Community and other German installations. Work is performed in Germany with scope extending to Belgium and the Netherlands under Status of Forces Agreement acquisition programs.

Activity has remained flat to slightly rising: 14 awards in 2022 and 2023, 16 in 2024, 18 in 2025, and 3 awards year-to-date in 2026. Twenty-four awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $35.7 million and face recompete exposure. Klebl holds no subcontract footprint; all 537 awards in the source are prime contracts or IDIQs. The company was registered in SAM.gov in August 2001 and has maintained continuous federal contracting presence for over two decades, with early awards dating to 1993 and demonstrating deep regional infrastructure and facilities expertise supporting U.S. military operations in Europe.