Konecranes Inc.

Konecranes Inc., operating as Konecranes Service, is a for-profit crane services and equipment manufacturer based in Springfield, Ohio, that supplies crane repair, maintenance, inspection, and winch services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (97% of recent awards), competing full-and-open without set-aside designations. The vendor's federal footprint spans 201 awards totaling $44.8 million in combined potential value across twenty-six years of federal work, with approximately $26.1 million obligated to date.

Konecranes' concrete capability portfolio centers on overhead crane system repair and maintenance, M88A2 and M88 recovery vehicle winch repair and supply, specialized crane inspections and load testing, and operator training. The vendor holds two major single-award indefinite delivery contracts with Army Contracting Command Warren: a $13.3 million contract for supply of power-operated winches (NSN 3950-01-434-3231) supporting tactical vehicle requirements, and a $7.77 million contract for M88A2 recovery vehicle winch repair and maintenance with multiple delivery orders completed through 2027. Representative recent work includes a $12.3 million delivery order (May 2024, ACC Warren) for remaining parts and services on an expiring long-term contract in Watertown, Wisconsin; a $405 thousand delivery order (September 2024, ACC Warren) for repair of nine M88 winches; a $599 thousand definitive contract (May 2023, Army Corps of Engineers) for McAlpine Bulkhead Crane repairs; and an $829 thousand definitive contract (April 2023, U.S. Mint) for crane inspection, maintenance, and repair services at Philadelphia through 2028.

Customer concentration clusters heavily with the Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal, which anchors 94% of the vendor's combined potential value across sixteen awards totaling $39.2 million—primarily through the two standing IDCs for winch supply and M88A2 maintenance. By award count, the top five customers (Army's Detroit Arsenal, U.S. Mint, Coast Guard, Naval Sea Systems Command, and Army Corps of Engineers) represent 36% of 201 awards; the dollars concentration diverges sharply, with Army's Detroit Arsenal representing most potential value while Mint work contributes volume through 22 smaller inspection, training, and maintenance orders averaging $64 thousand each. The vendor also maintains active relationships with Naval Facilities Engineering Command ($192 thousand emergency foundry crane repair at Norfolk, 2025), Army Corps of Engineers (five active contracts for runway rail surveys, dam gate crane repair, and bulkhead work), and Coast Guard (three active orders for crane repair and certification).

From the top parent vehicles block, Konecranes places task orders against IDC W56HZV16D0013 (four task orders, $1.7 million) and IDC W56HZV21D0011 (four task orders, $781 thousand), both Army vehicles. The vendor also works under contract vehicles N6246701D5193 (Naval Sea Systems Command, three task orders), W91SMC11D0003 (two task orders, $27 thousand), and M6700419D0001 (one task order). Activity has remained modest over the past five years (averaging seven awards per year from 2022 to 2025), with eleven awards in the pipeline but only three awards (combined potential value $13.3 million) facing completion inside the next twenty-four months, placing limited recompete pressure on the vendor in the near term.

In its subcontractor role, Konecranes supplies M88A2 winch components and crane services to BAE Systems Land & Armaments on M88A2 production and update contracts; provides crane repairs to KBR Services on Marine Corps prepositioning ship production; supplies industrial fixtures and crane equipment to Triad National Security for Los Alamos National Laboratory management operations; and performs overhead crane troubleshooting to Peraton for NASA Balloon Facility operations. The vendor's capability framing is grounded in NAICS 811310 (Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance), with substantial secondary work in overhead crane manufacturing, and PSC codes centered on winches, hoists, cranes, and derricks, and maintenance/repair of materials handling equipment. Konecranes maintains operational facilities in Wisconsin, Ohio, and Michigan, with work performed across domestic locations including military installations (Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Naval Station Norfolk, Watertown), federal facilities (U.S. Mint Philadelphia and other locations, Forest Products Laboratory Madison), and dam and lock infrastructure sites managed by Army Corps of Engineers.