Schlosserei Guenter Woess E.u.

Schlosserei Guenter Woess E.u., doing business as Schlosserei Wöss, is a small for-profit sole proprietorship based in Vienna, Austria, specializing in locksmith services and infrastructure support for U.S. diplomatic facilities. Registered in SAM.gov since January 28, 2016, with registration valid until July 10, 2025, the company provides critical technical services focused on doors, gates, and barrier maintenance and repair. While specific details about the company's origins and full background are not provided, the entity has established itself as a reliable service provider for U.S. government operations in Europe, particularly through its work with the Department of State.

The company has been awarded multiple federal contracts exclusively from the Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations, consistently focusing on service and maintenance of doors, gates, and barriers at U.S. diplomatic facilities across Europe. These contracts have varied in value, ranging from $41,026.67 to $296,249.44, and are typically structured as firm-fixed price purchase orders or definitive contracts. None of the contracts have been designated as set-aside awards. The contracts specifically target infrastructure support for diplomatic locations, with a geographic focus on European and Eurasian diplomatic sites. Schlosserei Wöss has demonstrated a consistent capability to provide localized locksmith support services, with a total contract value exceeding $370,000 since 2019.

Schlosserei Guenter Woess E.u. has held two Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) with the Department of State's Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs, both designed for locksmith material and service procurement. These multiple-award BPAs, issued in November 2020 and October 2021, have potential values of $0 and $15,000 respectively, with performance periods through September 30, 2021, and September 30, 2022. The BPAs enable the agency to place orders for locksmith supplies and services, including items such as locks, keys, lock cylinders, and hardware, as well as services like lock installation, repair, and maintenance. These IDVs complement the company's direct contract work and provide flexibility for the Department of State to procure necessary locksmith resources on an as-needed basis.