Sr-Services GMBH

Sr-Services GMBH, a German for-profit company based in Würzburg, supplies medical diagnostic test kits, laboratory consumables, medical reagents, and specialized clinical equipment to U.S. Defense Department and Veterans Affairs medical operations across Europe as a prime contractor on full-and-open competitive vehicles, with no small-business set-aside designation. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime across all 1,015 federal awards in the source footprint, holding four primary indefinite delivery vehicles anchored to Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical and U.S. Army Medical Command.

Sr-Services GMBH's federal customer footprint is heavily concentrated in military medical logistics. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical accounts for 856 awards (84% of the prime portfolio) with $16.4 million combined potential value, driven by a single-award indefinite delivery contract (SPE2DS24D0001, $9.25 million ceiling, January 30, 2024–January 29, 2029) that generates the majority of the vendor's task order volume. The Department of the Army Medical Command ranks second by potential value at $19.4 million across 101 awards, including a recently awarded single-award BPA (August 1, 2026, $800 thousand ceiling through July 31, 2028) and an older single-award BPA (August 1, 2024, $2 million ceiling through July 31, 2026). The Defense Health Agency has issued 31 awards totaling $4 million combined potential value, including a newly awarded indefinite delivery contract for radiometer reagents ($250 thousand ceiling, December 6, 2025–September 30, 2030) supporting Landstuhl Regional Medical Center. The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration holds a $3 million Federal Supply Schedule contract. The Department of the Air Force issued three awards totaling $17.1 million combined potential value under a single blanket purchase agreement (FA561324A0005, $4 million ceiling).

Recent capability work centers on high-volume delivery of medical diagnostic consumables to military treatment facilities in the European theater. Representative awards include hundreds of small delivery orders (typically $1,500–$45,000 each) for BioFire gastrointestinal and respiratory diagnostic panels, bacterial culture swabs, cardiac panel triage kits, malaria and hepatitis C test kits, SARS-CoV-2/influenza/RSV multiplex diagnostics, laboratory controls and reagents (VIDAS, Metlyte, DXH analyzer consumables), cartridge test supplies for chemical analyzers, and specialized equipment maintenance services (Medtronic camera repair, chemical fume hood preventive maintenance, diagnostic analyzer cleaner solutions). Larger orders include a $121.9 thousand purchase order from the Defense Health Agency for chemical fume hood preventive maintenance at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center (February 11, 2026–February 10, 2030) and a $106.9 thousand purchase order for repair of a Medtronic VEGA Base S8 camera (June 12, 2026–July 11, 2026).

Activity has accelerated sharply: 14 awards in 2022, 101 in 2023, 293 in 2024, 408 in 2025, and 110 in 2026 (through mid-September). The acceleration reflects the maturation of the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical contract and expanded use of blanket purchase agreements with Army Medical Command and the Air Force. Awards are issued competitively without set-aside designation across all vehicles. Within the next twenty-four months, six awards with combined potential value of $885 thousand are scheduled for ultimate completion, representing modest recompete exposure relative to the $62.9 million total portfolio.

Sr-Services GMBH's category concentration is sharp: 876 of 1,015 awards (86%) fall under NAICS 339113 (Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing), with 929 awards (92%) under PSC 6510 (Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies). The vendor does not appear in sub-award data; all awards are prime. The company operates from Germany and performs all work in-country or elsewhere in the European theater, positioning it as a primary regional supplier of medical diagnostics and laboratory consumables for U.S. military medical readiness abroad rather than a U.S.-based federal contractor seeking to build domestic market presence.