Lupp Facility Management GMBH

Lupp Facility Management GMBH, a German subsidiary of Adolf Lupp GMBH + CO. KG, delivers specialized facilities maintenance and repair services to U.S. military installations in Germany as a full-and-open prime contractor, with a portfolio of 297 awards valued at $142.2 million across maintenance of fire alarm systems, fire extinguishing systems, HVAC equipment, generators, elevators, door systems, cranes, and real property equipment. The company operates without SBA set-asides, competes entirely on technical capability and cost, and performs all work directly as a prime contractor with no identified subcontractors; Lupp Facility Management GMBH is incorporated in Germany (Bamberg) and registered with SAM.gov since October 2011, serving exclusively federal military customers in the European theater.

Customer concentration is extreme and single-threaded: the Department of the Army Installation Management Command (IMCOM) Europe Region accounts for 223 of 297 awards (75% of portfolio) and $138.5 million of the $142.2 million combined potential value (97% of dollars). The two other agencies—Army Materiel Command Sustainment Command (72 awards, $3.6 million) and Defense Commissary Agency (2 awards, $117 thousand)—are secondary. This concentration means Lupp's federal revenue depends almost entirely on continued IMCOM Europe Region task order flow.

Lupp holds nine active indefinite delivery contracts with IMCOM Europe Region, structured as single-award vehicles running through 2026–2030. The largest and most active IDC is for fire alarm system maintenance and repair at U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach, awarded May 1, 2025, with a $11.7 million ceiling and performance through April 30, 2030; it has already generated six delivery orders totaling approximately $2.2 million as of June 2026. A second major vehicle, awarded December 1, 2024, covers operations and maintenance preventive maintenance services at USAG Ansbach with a $14.2 million ceiling through November 30, 2026, supporting heating, cooling, and real property equipment; six delivery orders have been issued since award. Lupp also holds IDCs for emergency power supply system maintenance at USAG Bavaria Garmisch ($1.52 million ceiling, through August 2030), elevator system maintenance across USAG Bavaria locations ($470.6 thousand, through March 2027), door system preventive maintenance at USAG Bavaria ($727.3 thousand, through July 2026), crane and lifting system maintenance at USAG Bavaria ($659 thousand, through May 2027), fire extinguishing system maintenance ($6.25 million, through March 2025), and fire alarm system maintenance ($6.998 million, through September 2024). The fire extinguishing systems contract, expiring March 31, 2025, and fire alarm systems contract, expiring September 14, 2024, both face immediate recompete exposure; combined, four awards worth $3 million are completing within the next twenty-four months.

Recent work spans all major facility systems. Representative delivery orders from the source include a $1.55 million firm-fixed-price order for maintenance and repair of fire alarm systems at USAG Ansbach (May 2025), a $1.55 million order for maintenance of real property equipment at USAG Ansbach (December 2025), a $1.85 million order for maintenance, inspection, and repair of fire extinguishing and sprinkler systems (March 2025), a $1.24 million order for maintenance of real property equipment across German installations (April 2026), a $1.12 million order for maintenance and repair of fire alarm systems (January 2026), and a $752 thousand order for real property equipment maintenance at USAG Ansbach (January 2025). Delivery orders have grown year over year—25 awards in 2022, rising to 38 in 2025, then 12 in the first five months of 2026. Pricing structures are mixed: firm-fixed-price dominates, with time-and-materials and labor-hours pricing on smaller supplemental and emergency orders. All awards are unset-aside and fully competed.

Primary NAICS concentration is 238320 (Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance), which accounts for 229 of 297 awards. Primary PSC codes are R421 (Maintenance and Repair of Food Preparation Equipment, 72 awards), R411 (Maintenance and Repair of Maintenance Shop Equipment, 75 awards), and R401 (Maintenance and Repair of Fire Control Equipment, 51 awards), reflecting the breadth of building system services. Place of performance is exclusively Germany, encompassing U.S. Army installations at Ansbach, Bavaria (Grafenwoehr, Vilseck, Hohenfels, Garmisch-Partenkirchen), Tower Barracks, Rose Barracks, and other European theater facilities. The company is a tax-exempt corporate entity, and no government supervises service delivery; Lupp is solely accountable for all performance.

This footprint signals a stable but narrow market position: Lupp is entrenched as IMCOM Europe Region's preferred vendor for specialized facilities maintenance in Germany, competing through local expertise, technical capability, and reliability rather than pricing power or scale. The absence of subcontractors and competitors in the award data, combined with 100% customer concentration within Army Europe operations, makes this a high-value but high-risk vendor platform for any federal contractor considering acquisition, partnership, or competitive strategy in European facilities management for U.S. military installations.