Schrass GMBH

Schrass GMBH, a German-based for-profit company headquartered in Landstuhl, Germany, operates as a prime contractor delivering environmental compliance, facilities maintenance, and waste management services to U.S. military installations across Europe and Africa, with all 389 recent awards issued on a full-and-open, non-set-aside basis reflecting its status as a foreign-owned entity.

Schrass GMBH's capability footprint centers on three core service families: sewage and septic tank cleaning and maintenance, oil/water/grease separator emptying and disposal, and broad facilities support including snow removal, sidewalk maintenance, vehicle purging, and emergency spill cleanup. Representative work includes a $10 million single-award BPA with U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Africa (USAFE-AFAFRICA) for recurring sewage and septic services running through September 2027, a $5 million multiple-award BPA for emergency spill cleanup at Ramstein Air Base through December 2025, a $600,000 single-award BPA for oil/water/grease separator maintenance through September 2026, and a $426,275 purchase order from Army European Command for preventive maintenance of multiple separator systems at U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden through September 2024. Monthly recurring BPA calls under these vehicles range from under $200 to over $30,000 per call, with the vendor executing dozens of calls per month across all three IDVs. A $976,248 purchase order from Army Installation Management Command Europe Region awarded August 2024 covers preventive maintenance and repair of multiple separator systems at USAG Wiesbaden through August 2027. Schrass also holds purchase orders for international food waste disposal ($135,363 through July 2029), water protection robotic services ($88,860 through September 2028), and vehicle purging ($423,007 for 75 M978 HEMTTs and $297,432 for 50 M969 vehicles).

Customer concentration is heavily concentrated with USAFE-AFAFRICA, which accounts for 336 awards (86% of total) and $49.7 million (89% of combined potential value). The Army holds the remaining 28 awards across Installation Management Command Europe Region (22 awards, $4.4 million) and European Command (4 awards, $1.3 million). The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Europe and Africa accounts for 25 awards but only $410 thousand in potential value, indicating small-dollar, high-frequency transactions. The Air Force by name holds 2 awards for $285 thousand.

Five BPAs anchor the award footprint. Schrass holds 90 task orders worth $6 million under FA561318A0001 (sewage and septic), 86 task orders for $518 thousand under FA561322A0002 (oil/water/grease), 66 task orders for $416 thousand under FA561323A0001 (oil/water/grease), 43 task orders for $6.6 million under FA561314A0001 (facilities services), and 41 task orders for $17.9 million under FA561317A0002 (likely facilities operations and maintenance). Combined, these five vehicles represent 326 of the 389 total awards and the bulk of the $56.1 million potential value.

Activity has remained steady at 32 to 50 awards per year from 2022 through 2025, with only 4 awards recorded in 2026 to date (the source snapshot captured early February 2026). The recompete cliff shows minimal exposure: only 2 awards totaling $1.4 million reach ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, indicating stable, long-term vehicle positions. The BPAs themselves extend through 2025, 2026, 2027, or 2028, providing runway against near-term recompete risk.

Schrass' work is performed entirely in Germany at U.S. military installations across the Kaiserslautern Military Community and other locations in the European theater. The vendor serves no subcontractors—all 389 awards list Schrass as the prime contractor with no sub-awards recorded in the source. NAICS concentration reflects the mission: 265 awards under Sewage Treatment Facilities, 67 under Toilet Preparation Manufacturing, 25 under Landscaping Services, and 15 under Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal. PSC coding mirrors this: 246 awards under Housekeeping–Waste Treatment/Storage, 45 under Inspection–Pumps and Compressors, and 18 under Inspection–Water Purification and Sewage Treatment Equipment.