Siemens Government Technologies Inc.

Siemens Government Technologies Inc., doing business as Siemens Corp, is a foreign-owned subsidiary of Siemens Aktiengesellschaft that delivers infrastructure modernization, building automation systems, product lifecycle management software, computational fluid dynamics tools, and facilities operations and maintenance services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on more than 1,500 recent awards valued at $104.57 billion in combined potential value. The company competes predominantly full-and-open across all major federal contract vehicles and holds no SBA set-aside certifications; it operates from Arlington, Virginia as part of the global Siemens conglomerate.

Siemens Government Technologies' customer concentration skews heavily toward the Department of Defense and civilian infrastructure agencies. The Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville dominates both award count and dollar value—175 awards representing $37.68 billion combined potential value, more than a third of the company's total federal portfolio. The Naval Sea Systems Command places 110 orders valued at $35.3 million; the Air Force and State Department follow with $981.3 million and $1.33 billion respectively. The top five customers account for 39 percent of combined potential value. NASA's Shared Services Center and Goddard Space Center collectively place 123 awards for facility and software needs.

Siemens Government Technologies anchors its federal delivery on two dominant vehicle postures. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule carries 585 task orders valued at $369.9 million and serves as the primary vehicle for software licensing, maintenance, and professional services across civilian and defense agencies. The company also holds single-award and multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the Army Corps of Engineers, the FBI, the Department of State, and the Missile Defense Agency. Named IDV vehicles include the $295 million Utility Monitoring and Control Systems Fifth Generation vehicle (UMCS-V, extending through December 2029), the $675 million Electronic Security System Generation 7 vehicle (ESS VII, through September 2029), a $400 million Enterprise Facilities Operations and Maintenance contract with the FBI (through December 2029), a $950 million Advanced Battle Management System vehicle with the Air Force (through May 2030), and a $99.999 million design-and-production contract for expeditionary support system containers with the State Department's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (through September 2026). The company was awarded a seat on the OASIS+ Unrestricted GWAC (no dollar ceiling specified in the source) and the $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDIQ with the Missile Defense Agency (through December 2035).

Concrete capability framing emerges from recent award detail. Siemens Government Technologies delivers HVAC system upgrades, building automation system replacements using Siemens Desigo and Apogee controls platforms, and preventive maintenance at Fort Wainwright ($16.3 million), Fort Greely ($11.6 million and $6.1 million for DDC and fire alarm systems), and Fort Liberty ($8 million), as well as U.S. Army Garrison Italy ($30 million for preventive maintenance and $2.2 million for lighting upgrades) and overseas locations including Malta, Bulgaria, and Germany. The company provides gPROMS lyophilization modeling toolbox licensing ($35,449 to FDA), flow sheet modeling simulation software, and multiple Siemens PLM platforms—Teamcenter for product lifecycle management ($1.4 million to Naval Sea Systems Command), NX design software ($111,409 annual renewal to NASA), STAR-CCM+ computational fluid dynamics software (licenses and renewals across Air Force, Navy, and civilian agencies ranging $21,280 to $27.8 million), and Process Simulate. Energy savings performance contracts anchor major engagement; a $70.5 million delivery order obligates year-12 payment on a USPS/GSA energy savings project in Cleveland, Ohio extending through 2034, and similar ESPC vehicles operate in Newark, New Jersey and Hartford/New Bedford, Massachusetts. Siemens Government Technologies also performs facilities security and electronic surveillance maintenance under ESS VII at Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command facilities in Texas ($5.25 million through 2031), the Soo Locks ($3.18 million, completion October 2027), Camp Pendleton ($973,038), and Navy Installation Command locations in Italy ($2.3 million for UMCS control upgrades). The company provides Siemens parts and equipment under a Basic Ordering Agreement with Naval Sea Systems Command through August 2029.

Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months includes 51 awards with combined potential value of $250.9 million. Service Contract Inventory data show SCI-reportable invoicing of $20.6 million across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2022: $8.3 million, FY2023: $5.3 million, FY2024: $7 million), representing a small and volatile slice of the vendor's federal services revenue. FTE trajectory from SCI shows 6.1 FTEs in FY2022, declining to 1.5 FTEs in FY2023, then rising to 7.1 FTEs in FY2024—a pattern inconsistent with the company's total federal award volume, indicating that most Siemens Government Technologies delivery is routed through goods, software licenses, or non-reportable service arrangements. On federal services contracts captured in SCI, median government-paid rates ran around $983.86/hr, with senior labor pricing through $3,223.97/hr and entry-level labor at $257.90/hr. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors accounted for 4 percent of total contractor hours; the company named 10 subcontractors on those records.

Siemens Government Technologies operates as a prime on 94 percent of recent awards and as a subcontractor on the remainder. Named sub engagement routes through primes including Northrop Grumman Systems Corp (Ground-Based Strategic Deterrent software), Spalding Consulting Inc. (Aviation PLM IT support for Fleet Readiness Centers), Peraton Inc. (Air Force Product Data Systems support), Triad National Security LLC (Los Alamos National Laboratory management and operating contract support), Fluor Marine Propulsion LLC (Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program support), and Electric Boat Corporation (submarine program support). Sub-award descriptions center on software delivery—PLM Teamcenter implementation, STAR-CCM+ subscription renewals, NX software configuration, Process Simulate deployment—and systems-engineering support for digital transformation initiatives within larger prime delivery scopes.

Siemens Government Technologies participates in federal grant programs through sub-recipient awards. The National Center for Manufacturing Sciences has engaged the company in seven grants focused on military manufacturing modernization: "Leveraging Demonstrators to Improve Vehicle Maintainability and Reliability—Phase III" (August 2025), "Infrastructure Analysis and Optimization Plan—Phase VI" (July 2025), "Enterprise Equipment and Technology Analysis—Phase V" (July 2025), "Improving Shipbuilding Repair, Maintenance, and Non-Destructive Evaluation—Phase III" (July 2025), "Digital Engineering Training Lab" (January 2025), "Sustainment of Forward Operations Using Advanced Manufacturing" (October 2024), and "Advancing a Digital Sandbox for Improved Maintenance and Sustainment" (September 2024). A separate sub-award relates to the Texas Institute for Electronics Next-Generation Microelectronics Manufacturing Center (March 2026).

GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 17 categories priced from $228.42/hr (Associate Consultant, no education required) through $376.05/hr (Fellow Technical Architect, five years' experience, no clearance required). Representative midrange roles include Implementation Consultant ($268.32/hr), Product Architect ($284.28/hr), Services Project Manager ($308.22/hr), and Principal Infrastructure Architect ($350.12/hr). The labor portfolio carries no security-clearance-required positions; all roles are priced for commercial-item scope and do not ladder toward classified work.

Activity trajectory shows modest year-over-year variation: 67 awards in 2022, 69 in 2023, 85 in 2024, 78 in 2025, and 15 awards through mid-2026 (snapshot through July 12, 2026). Combined obligated dollars across all awards total $2.6 billion, representing 2 percent of combined potential value and indicating that most awards remain unobligated across their full ceiling period—typical for indefinite delivery vehicles and long-duration facilities maintenance contracts.