Sociedad Espanola De Montajes Industriales SA

Sociedad Espanola De Montajes Industriales SA, doing business as Sociedad Española De Montajes Industriales S.a.s.e. M.I., is a Spanish construction and industrial services firm operating as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) delivering facility repairs, maintenance, renovation, and infrastructure modernization to U.S. Department of Defense installations across Europe. The company competes exclusively in the full-and-open federal marketplace with no set-aside utilization, placing delivery orders and definitive contracts under established IDIQ vehicles rather than pursuing reserved procurement.

Sociedad Espanola De Montajes Industriales SA's federal footprint spans 1,709 prime awards totaling $6.37 billion in combined potential value over a recent twenty-year window, with concentrated activity in the past five years. The vendor's capability portfolio centers on building maintenance, repair, alterations, and renovation; roof replacements and leak repairs; utility system upgrades including electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection infrastructure; runway and airfield maintenance; and specialized construction work at military installations. Representative work includes a $9.61 million delivery order for replacement of 2400V electrical systems at Naval Station Rota (Energy Department, awarded April 2024), a $5.96 million delivery order for construction of a pavement and grounds facility at Moron Air Base (Naval Facilities Engineering Command, September 2023), a $5.51 million definitive contract for electrical substation repairs at Naval Support Activity Souda Bay, Greece (Navy Installations Command, December 2024), a $4.95 million delivery order for renovation of barracks at Naval Station Rota (Navy Installations Command, July 2025), and numerous smaller delivery orders for specific maintenance tasks ranging from roof repairs and door replacements to SCADA system upgrades and facility modernization.

Customer concentration is extreme and agency-specific: the top five funding agencies account for 86% of award count, with the Department of the Navy dominating through its Installations Command and Naval Facilities Engineering Command components. Navy Installations Command alone holds 904 awards worth $2.3 billion combined potential value, while Naval Facilities Engineering Command accounts for 274 awards worth $1.71 billion—together representing 69% of all the vendor's federal awards. The top-customers-by-potential-value ranking diverges slightly, with Department of the Army European Command ($1.14 billion across 30 awards) and Department of the Air Force ($449.6 million across 17 awards) rising in dollar prominence relative to award count, signaling larger individual contract values in those relationships. The vendor's geographic footprint is almost entirely European—place of performance across all named awards is Spain or other NATO-affiliated locations (Greece, Romania, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Portugal).

The vendor holds multiple large IDIQ vehicles anchoring its federal business. The primary vehicle, Indefinite Delivery Contract N3319103D0011 (a $98 million single-award IDIQ with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for construction services at Naval Station Rota, awarded June 2023 with a November 2031 completion date), has generated 328 task orders worth $1.89 billion in combined potential value and serves as the dominant pipeline. Four additional top vehicles—N3319117D1202 (221 task orders, $35.3 million), N3319113D0828 (207 task orders, $24.7 million), N3319107D0706 (201 task orders, $792.7 million), and N3319112D1207 (118 task orders, $22.5 million)—all with Naval Facilities Engineering Command or Navy Installations Command—collectively generate over 1,000 task orders. Newer IDIQ vehicles awarded in 2025–2026 include a $400 million multiple-award MACC with Air Force for Moron Air Base (awarded May 2026, through April 2035), a $100 million MACC with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for Rota, Spain (awarded April 2026, through April 2034), a $75 million MACC with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for Souda Bay, Greece (awarded September 2025, through September 2030), and an $8 million single-award IDIQ with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for equipment support services at Naval Station Rota (awarded August 2025, through August 2030). A $15 million Painting, Paving, and Roofing IDIQ at Rota (awarded March 2026) and a $250,000 to $2.5 million Air Force BPA for equipment rental (awarded May 2023) round out the public-facing vehicle portfolio.

Activity has been sustained over the past five years at 66–93 awards annually (2022–2023 peak, 2024 decline to 58, recovery to 63 in 2025, 17 awards recorded through mid-2026 to date). The award trajectory shows no secular decline, though 2024 represented a dip. Awards with completion dates in the next twenty-four months total 38 with combined potential value of $74.3 million—a modest recompete exposure relative to the vendor's $6.37 billion portfolio base. NAICS concentration reflects the construction focus: 1,024 awards under Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (NAICS 236220), 406 under Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction (NAICS 237990), 133 under All Other Specialty Trade Contractors (NAICS 238990), with the balance spread across machinery repair and electrical contracting. PSC concentration similarly emphasizes facility maintenance and repair: Miscellaneous Construction Materials (PSC 236), Maint-Rep-Alt/Misc Buildings (PSC 194), and Repair Or Alteration of Administrative and Service Buildings dominate.

The vendor's organizational structure is a for-profit firm headquartered in Madrid, Spain (Av. de Manoteras, 6, Hortaleza, 28050 Madrid). It operates exclusively as a prime contractor in the federal marketplace; no sub-award activity is recorded in the source. The company's posture is fully competitive (no 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, or other set-aside utilization across the entire 1,709-award footprint), positioning it to compete against all qualified vendors for unrestricted procurements. Obligated dollars across the portfolio total $405.1 million, representing approximately 6% of the combined potential value ceiling—a relatively early execution phase consistent with a prime contractor portfolio skewed toward recent IDIQ awards and task orders in early performance years. The recent concentration of large MACC awards in 2025–2026 (totaling over $600 million in new contract ceilings) signals sustained Air Force and Navy reliance on the vendor for European facility modernization and maintenance.