Quadriga Services OOD

Quadriga Services OOD, a Bulgaria-based foreign-owned logistics provider, operates as a prime contractor delivering vehicle rentals, leasing, and material handling equipment support to U.S. military and civilian agencies operating in Europe, with 100% of its federal footprint consisting of prime contract awards and no subcontractor relationships. The company does not hold SBA certifications and competes full-and-open across all award types with no set-aside designations.

Quadriga's capability portfolio centers on non-tactical vehicle (NTV) leasing and rental — SUVs, cargo vans, nine-passenger vans, and pickup trucks — with subsidiary work in bus transportation, material handling equipment rental (primarily forklifts), and specialized logistics support. Representative work includes a $738,240.85 non-tactical vehicle lease to Army Special Operations Command in Poland with completion through November 2025; a $802,153.28 DEFENDER 2023 theater-wide bus services order from the Department of the Army for Almanya; a $555,424.02 lease of 22 NTVs for Army units in Poland (completion May 2025); a $536,792.45 logistics support area order from Army European Command in France (completed June 2023); and a $424,409.71 single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Department of the Army for forklift rentals at the Army Prepositioned Stock 2 site in Zutendaal, Belgium, running through September 2028. A smaller proportion of work addresses niche requirements: a $291,320.14 definitive contract for firefighting equipment and supplies to North Macedonia, a $42,626.40 law enforcement gunfire-resistant vehicle procurement from the Bureau of Diplomatic Security, and a $33,223.28 vehicle purchase order from the Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement.

Customer concentration is dominated by Army entities across multiple subordinate commands. The Department of the Army and its components account for 95% of combined potential value across 45 awards. The Department of the Army (central) placed 19 awards worth $5.2 million; Army European Command placed 17 awards worth $2.5 million; Army Special Operations Command placed 3 awards worth $1.5 million; Army Materiel Command Sustainment Command placed 3 awards worth $441 thousand; and Army Forces Command placed 3 awards worth $308 thousand. Civilian agencies — the Department of State (Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement and Bureau of Diplomatic Security), Naval Special Warfare Command, and Department of Defense Washington Headquarters Service Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency — account for the remaining 5% and represent minor ancillary customers.

Quadriga holds two parent vehicles. The Blanket Purchase Agreement W912PA23A0003 (Department of the Army Sustainment Command) for material handling equipment forklift rentals carries a $424,409.71 ceiling and runs through September 2028, with three task orders generating $423 thousand in combined potential value. The Blanket Purchase Agreement FA561322A0011 (United States Air Forces in Europe–Air Forces Africa) for electrical support services carries a $26,649.63 award and has generated one task order.

Activity has contracted sharply in the recent period. Quadriga received 32 awards in 2023, 13 in 2024, 5 in 2025, and 2 through March 2026 — a downward trajectory across three consecutive years. Four awards with a combined potential value of $407 thousand face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure. Combined potential value across 53 total awards is $10.4 million, with $9.6 million already obligated (93% of potential value), indicating mature contract execution rather than pipeline development.

The vendor's award footprint is geographically distributed across Europe. Work has been performed in Germany, Poland, Romania, Kosovo, Slovakia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Belgium, Croatia, France, Georgia, North Macedonia, and Italy, with administrative overhead based in Sofia. All awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders or BPA calls; no cost-reimbursable, time-and-materials, or cost-plus-fixed-fee structures appear in the source data. The company registered in the System for Award Management in February 2023, establishing federal contracting eligibility within the past three years.