Krueger International, Inc.

Krueger International, Inc., a for-profit furniture manufacturer headquartered in Green Bay, Wisconsin, delivers office and institutional furniture, furnishings, and installation services to federal agencies as a prime contractor across full-and-open procurements, competing without set-asides. The company holds a $226.5 million GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract (effective through May 2029) covering approximately 40 furniture product lines—including 700 Series Desking, Affina, Altus, Grazie, Impress, Katera, and Torsion seating collections, alongside U-Series and Trellis storage systems—and a $48.3 million single-award Bureau of Prisons indefinite delivery vehicle for office seating raw materials and furniture components. The vendor operates three subsidiaries, including Spacesaver Storage Systems Inc., a manufacturer of goods positioned in the storage solutions market.

Krueger International's federal footprint centers on correctional facility furnishings and government-wide office furniture procurement. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons dominates the customer base by count and dollar value: the Bureau of Prisons Central Office accounts for 3,568 awards worth $748.7 million combined potential value; Federal Correctional Complex Coleman (the top single facility customer) holds 9,049 awards valued at $449.1 million; Federal Correctional Institution Schuylkill accounts for 2,448 awards at $90.5 million; and Federal Correctional Complex Allenwood represents 1,259 awards at $28.5 million. The GSA Federal Acquisition Service, ordering through the company's Multiple Award Schedule contract, represents 355 awards valued at $263 million combined potential value. Together, these top five customers account for approximately 60% of the vendor's combined potential value across all awards. Recent prime work includes delivery orders for systems components and furniture under Bureau of Prisons LAC (Logistics Assistance) contracts at Federal Correctional Complex Coleman valued from approximately $15,000 to $212,000 per order; Nightingale Open Market purchase orders from Federal Correctional Complex Allenwood and Federal Correctional Institution Ashland in the $15,000 to $45,000 range; and office furniture installation delivery orders under the GSA MAS contract to civilian agencies and Department of Defense locations ranging from $11,000 to $460,000 per order.

The vendor places task orders primarily under five parent vehicles. Indefinite Delivery Contract 4600000103 carries 15,179 task orders worth $181.9 million combined potential value; Contract 4600000960 supports 6,337 task orders at $208.4 million; Contract 4600000961 carries 6,925 task orders at $99.3 million; Contract 4600000962 includes 4,765 task orders at $44.3 million; and Contract 1PIC355199 holds 2,555 task orders at $63.4 million. These vehicles, predominantly Bureau of Prisons and GSA structures, account for recurring delivery orders across correctional facilities nationwide and government-wide civilian agency furniture procurement. Award activity has grown year over year—490 awards in 2022 to 670 in 2025—with only 62 awards (combined potential value $3.6 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating stable, ongoing utilization of core vehicles rather than imminent recompete pressure.

Krueger International's capability footprint reflects two parallel business lines. For correctional facilities, the vendor manufactures and delivers office seating, systems components (desks, furnishings, configuration elements), and raw materials under the Bureau of Prisons $48.3 million IDV, with performance concentrated at federal correctional complexes and institutions across the nation. For civilian and defense agencies, the vendor provides comprehensive office furniture procurement and installation services—desking systems, seating collections, storage solutions, and on-site deployment—under the GSA MAS contract to military installations (Hanscom AFB, Hill AFB, Cheyenne Mountain AFB, Fort Liberty), civilian federal offices (Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Interior, General Services Administration), and agency headquarters. The vendor functions as a manufacturer with in-house installation capability rather than a systems integrator; place-of-performance is typically Green Bay, Wisconsin (manufacturing) or customer sites (installation).

The source carries one named subcontract relationship: Krueger International subs to Leidos on a science operations and maintenance support task for the United States Antarctic Program, procurement effective from December 2011 through September 2026. The vendor does not appear in the source as a subcontractor to other major federal contractors; the sub footprint is negligible (10 total sub awards, less than 0.01% of the 89,570-award portfolio).

Award data spanning 1983 to July 2026 shows 89,560 prime awards (44,862 in Office Furniture Manufacturing NAICS 337214, with secondary categories in building finishing, propane distribution, and furniture wholesale). PSC distribution centers on Office Furniture (66,976 awards), Miscellaneous Furniture and Fixtures (11,969), and Installation of Equipment (6,626 combined). No set-asides recur across the prime footprint; all named awards in the source reflect full-and-open competition, indicating the vendor competes exclusively without SBA certification or small/disadvantaged business reserve positions. The combined potential value across all awards is $2.67 billion, with $2.12 billion obligated (79% of ceiling value), signaling strong execution and invoicing against awarded vehicles.