Siemens Industry Inc.

Siemens Industry Inc. Corporate Headquarters Division and its subsidiaries, a foreign-owned manufacturer and service provider headquartered in Buffalo Grove, Illinois, delivers building automation systems, HVAC controls, fire alarm and detection systems, security infrastructure, and electrical equipment maintenance and replacement services to federal civilian and defense agencies as a prime contractor (99% of awards) competing under full-and-open procurement with no SBA set-aside designations.

Siemens operates across a diversified federal customer base spanning 365 agencies, with concentration in facility infrastructure and building systems work. The top five customer agencies by award count account for roughly 14% of recent awards and span Smithsonian Institution (312 awards, $30.4 million), U.S. Coast Guard (206 awards, $9.6 million), NIH Construction (166 awards, $195.2 million), and multiple Veterans Integrated Service Network divisions. When ranked by potential value, the top five agencies account for 26% of combined potential value, with Department of Army ($207.5 million across 66 awards) and NIH Construction ($195.2 million) anchoring dollars, followed by the Department of the Air Force ($139.2 million across 68 awards), VISN 15 ($48.7 million), and Air Combat Command ($32 million). The concentration between volume and dollar rankings reveals distinct customer profiles—the Smithsonian leads by award count with smaller individual task orders, while Army and Air Force dominate potential value through higher-ceiling engineering and infrastructure replacement contracts.

Siemens operates predominantly through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), placing 1,514 task orders valued at $626.2 million, and Federal Supply Schedule GS07F8728D, with 1,642 task orders worth $174.6 million. The vendor also holds multiple single-award blanket purchase agreements with the Department of Veterans Affairs (including a $5.93 million VISN 15 fire alarm BPA through August 2031, a $2.1 million VISN 6 DESIGO building automation system maintenance BPA through December 2028, and a $137,000 VISN 9 breaker rebuild BPA) and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ($3.37 million single-award BPA for physical access control and surveillance through June 2031). Notable indefinite delivery contracts include a $99.3 million single-award Air Force switchgear replacement agreement running through July 2030 (cited in award narratives but not enumerated as a separate IDV line) and a $601,800 Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region BAS and HVAC maintenance indefinite delivery contract. These vehicles establish Siemens as a recurring supplier of critical facility management infrastructure across the federal government.

Concrete capability examples ground Siemens' portfolio in named work. Recent prime awards include a $7.14 million Air Force delivery order (April 2026) for design, replacement, and refurbishment of Unit Substations 1 and 10 in the Von Karman Gas Dynamics Facility power distribution system at Arnold Air Force Base; a $5.93 million VA delivery order (May 2026) for security maintenance at the Kansas City VA Police Department through April 2031; a $4.02 million VA delivery order (June 2025) for building automation system maintenance at a VISN 6 facility through June 2030; a $2.22 million civilian agency delivery order (May 2025) for comprehensive Cup Building Automation Systems maintenance through February 2030; a $1.95 million GSA delivery order (September 2026) for BAS and lab controller upgrades at Stennis Space Research Center chemical wing; and a $1.37 million VA delivery order (July 2025) for three-year building automation system preventive maintenance in Washington, DC. Smaller, recurring work includes fire alarm equipment replacements (Federal Correctional Complex Allenwood, $1.07 million; Federal Detention Center Philadelphia, $574,314), HVAC control system upgrades, sensor installations, and maintenance calls across VA medical centers, NIH campus facilities, EPA laboratories, and Coast Guard installations. The portfolio spans goods (flowmeters, transmitters, circuit breakers, panels, sensors, fume hoods) and services (preventative maintenance, emergency repairs, system calibration, operator training, software updates, calibration).

Service Contract Inventory data captures a partial federal services footprint. SCI-reportable invoiced revenue totaled $120.8 million across FY2022–FY2025 (prime contracts), with FY2025 showing $40.4 million across 75.3 FTEs, FY2024 at $26.5 million across 44.1 FTEs, FY2023 at $25.4 million across 123 FTEs, and FY2022 at $28.4 million across 43.7 FTEs. On federal services contracts captured in SCI, government-paid rates ranged from a 10th percentile of $118.55/hour to a median of $273.53/hour and 90th percentile of $734.51/hour, reflecting a spectrum spanning junior field technicians (FIS Service Specialists at $195.59/hr) through senior engineering roles (Energy Engineers at $326.58/hr). GSA Schedule labor categories span 94 roles with rates from $145.92/hour (FIS Engineer, Tier 4, bachelor's, 5 years experience) to $326.58/hour (Energy Engineer, Zone 1, bachelor's, 5 years experience), with no security-cleared positions offered. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors represented zero percent of total contractor hours, indicating Siemens builds its own delivery teams rather than relying on pass-through subcontracting; the vendor reported a single named subcontractor across the SCI dataset.

Siemens acts primarily as a prime and rarely subcontracts. The vendor holds 6,464 prime awards (99% of total) and 74 sub-awards (1%), with nine named sub-awards in the source spanning roles such as fire panel troubleshooting and installation (Katmai Integrated Solutions under an NIH courthouse fire system inspection contract; Et&T JV, LLC under HVAC and controls replacement work), motor control center replacement (DW Solutions), and equipment integration work (Fluor Marine Propulsion for naval nuclear propulsion program support; BL Harbert International for embassy compound switchboards in New Delhi). This teaming pattern reflects Siemens' posture as a self-sufficient prime contractor capable of direct delivery, with subcontracting used selectively for specialized trades or geographic constraints rather than as a core business model.

Activity has remained relatively flat across the recent five-year period: 174 awards in FY2023, 177 in FY2024, declining to 134 in FY2025, 117 in FY2026, and a single award recorded in FY2027 (likely reflecting the source's cutoff date of 2026-10-15). Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is substantial: 125 awards totaling $128.8 million potential value face ultimate completion within that window, driven by expiring VA maintenance agreements, NIH campus BPAs, and rotating option-year task orders across GSA MAS vehicles. The vendor's award footprint characterizes by NAICS categories as primarily Automatic Environmental Control Manufacturing (1,749 awards), Facilities Support Services (935 awards), and Security Systems Services (825 awards), with PSC-level concentration in alarm and detection systems (675 awards in miscellaneous alarm/signal/security detection) and equipment maintenance across HVAC and security infrastructure (621 awards combined in maintenance/repair/rebuild categories).

Siemens Corporation, headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey, is the parent entity. The Corporate Headquarters Division in Buffalo Grove operates as the federal contracting point. Named subsidiaries include Vanderlande Logistics LLC and Siemens Government Technologies Inc. (foreign owned). The vendor is foreign-owned (German-based Siemens Aktiengesellschaft) and competes in full-and-open federal procurement without SBA certifications, positioning itself as a large, unrestricted prime contractor across civilian and defense agencies.