Siemens Industry, Inc.

Siemens Industry, Inc., doing business as Siemens Energy & Automation Inc., is a foreign-owned manufacturer of electrical, electronics, industrial control, and automation equipment that supplies the federal government as a prime contractor on small-dollar purchase orders (18% of recent awards) and predominantly as a subcontractor to large defense primes and construction contractors (82% of awards). The company does not carry SBA set-aside designations and competes full-and-open across its federal footprint.

Siemens Industry is headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, and operates as a for-profit corporate entity with four named subsidiaries under Siemens Industry Software Inc. The vendor's concrete capability portfolio spans direct digital control systems, building automation and HVAC controls, electromechanical assemblies, pressure and fire protection system components, CNC machinery components, and hydroelectric governor control systems. Recent prime work includes a $502 thousand purchase order from the Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Western Region (May 2024) for retrofit and installation of Siemens PLC governor controllers on hydroelectric dams operated by the Colorado River Agency; a $100 thousand Bureau of Reclamation order (September 2023) for fire system console upgrade at Grand Coulee; and smaller Naval Supply Systems Command purchases for switch assemblies ($3.8 thousand, $8.6 thousand, and $7.6 thousand, awarded August 2023 and July 2023).

In its predominant subcontractor role, Siemens Industry delivers facility control systems, electromechanical assemblies, and building automation components to large construction and aerospace primes. Named subcontracting relationships include Laurel Technologies Partnership (electromechanical assemblies for Navy destroyers DDG 125 and DDG 140, awarded February 2026 and June 2024); Bell Textron Inc. (engineering and installation support for the Future Vertical Lift FLRAA aircraft program, with awards from February 2024 through June 2025); BL Harbert International LLC (facility-related control systems on multiple Air Force and military construction projects, with awards from April 2022 through June 2026); RQ Construction LLC (fire protection systems and direct digital control systems, 2023–2024); and The Boeing Company (GEDMS design agent engineering, September 2024). Siemens also subcontracts to Peraton Inc. on NASA space communications infrastructure support (April 2026) and to Triad National Security LLC on Los Alamos National Laboratory equipment and components (April 2026).

Customer concentration is dispersed across defense, civilian infrastructure, and energy sectors. The top five funding agencies by award count—the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command, Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate, Department of the Army, Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command, and Department of the Army Corps of Engineers—account for 53% of awards. However, dollar concentration differs sharply: the Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Western Region anchors $502 thousand in potential value on a single hydroelectric project, followed by the Bureau of Reclamation ($100 thousand), Naval Supply Systems Command ($20 thousand across three awards), and the Coast Guard ($18 thousand across two awards). The vendor has served 20 distinct customer agencies in recent years but with shallow penetration—most relationships span one to three small awards.

Activity shows volatile year-to-year patterns: four awards in 2022, nine in 2023, thirteen in 2024, four in 2025, and eight in the first two months of 2026. Combined potential value across all recent awards totals $642 thousand, but obligated dollars ($37.6 million) substantially exceed potential value, indicating that invoiced performance has far outpaced contract ceilings on executed work—a signal that pricing on firm-fixed-price purchase orders has favored the government. The vendor's subcontractor footprint spans construction contractors (BL Harbert, RQ Construction, The Haskell Company, Gilbane Federal, Pacwest-Korte JV) working on military facility renovation and new construction, aerospace primes (Bell Textron, Boeing, Peraton), and defense contractors supporting satellite communications and naval systems (Laurel Technologies, Atlantic Diving Supply, Nova Space Solutions, Amentum Technology).

SCI-reported federal service-contract activity is minimal: six service contracts across FY2024–FY2025, all in a subcontractor capacity, representing approximately 0.2 FTEs in FY2024 and 0.4 FTEs in FY2025. This low FTE footprint reflects Siemens Industry's federal role as a product and component supplier rather than a service-delivery or staffing vendor. The vendor does not compete for large standalone contracts or contract vehicles such as GWACs or IDIQs; it supplies through prime contractor task orders, purchase orders routed through construction and defense primes, and occasional direct federal agency purchase orders. Named parent vehicles in the source include the Tyndall Air Force Base Reconstruction MATOC (four task orders) and Southeast Area of Responsibility Multiple Award Construction Contract (two task orders), indicating supplier relationships embedded in military construction programs rather than competitive seat awards.