Wayss & Freytag Ingenieurbau AG

Wayss & Freytag Ingenieurbau AG, a foreign-owned German construction and engineering firm headquartered in Frankfurt am Main, delivers facility construction, renovation, demolition, pavement repair, and environmental remediation services to U.S. military and diplomatic installations across Europe as a prime contractor competing in full-and-open procurements with no small business set-asides. The company operates as a for-profit corporate entity and does not hold SBA certifications; it has been registered in the System for Award Management since June 2007.

Wayss & Freytag's customer base concentrates heavily on the Department of Defense in the European theater. The top five funding agencies account for 88 percent of recent awards by count. The Department of the Army European Command dominates, placing 72 awards worth $1.56 billion in combined potential value. The U.S. Air Force's Air Forces Europe and Africa follows with 25 awards worth $982.7 million, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe District places 14 awards worth $659.2 million, the Army Installation Management Command Europe Region accounts for 12 awards worth $57.2 million, and the Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations rounds the top five with 25 awards worth $36.1 million. By potential value, the same ranking holds; Army European Command and USAF Europe anchor the portfolio.

Wayss & Freytag holds seven significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts with combined ceilings exceeding $3 billion. The largest is a $1.56 billion multiple-award Design Build/Design Bid-Build MATOC with Army European Command for construction and engineering services across Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands, running through February 2027 and already issuing task orders. A $950 million Multiple Award IDC with Air Forces Europe and Africa covers repair and alteration of miscellaneous buildings at Ramstein and Spangdahlem Air Bases through July 2034, with eleven task orders worth $14.4 million placed to date. A $495 million Design Build/Design Bid-Build MATOC with Army European Command (ENDIST Europe) for Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg extends through December 2030. The Army Corps of Engineers Europe District holds a $40 million multiple-award IDC for erosion control and environmental rehabilitation services through May 2030. A $49.5 million multiple-award IDC with the European Region covers sustainment, renovation, and maintenance for Belgium and the Netherlands through January 2030. Wayss & Freytag also holds a $25 million Germany Demolition MATOC with Army European Command running through August 2027 and a $10 million single-award pavement repair and infrastructure maintenance contract with Air Forces Europe and Africa through May 2027. Additionally, the company holds a $6 million Blanket Purchase Agreement for soil and debris sampling and hazardous waste disposal services across Army installations in Germany through August 2028, and a $3.5 million single-award IDC with the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations for interior renovation services at the U.S. Consulate General in Frankfurt through September 2026.

Recent representative work illustrates Wayss & Freytag's capability portfolio. A $64.7 million definitive contract awarded September 2024 by ENDIST Europe covered new construction of 56 townhouses at Baumholder Military Community in Germany, with completion scheduled for February 2028. A $16.3 million contract awarded the same month provides construction of an Operational Readiness Annex building at Baumholder through February 2027. A $12.2 million facility maintenance and repair contract with the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations for residential compound work in Frankfurt includes clay tile roof, facade, window insulation, and basement repairs through December 2025. An $9.7 million Army Prepositioned Stock renovation of Building 50035 in Zutendaal, Belgium, for medical supply storage and equipment maintenance, completed in January 2025. A $9.17 million staff housing renovation contract with the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations covering three Frankfurt residential buildings with 3,300 square meters of interior work was awarded October 2023 with completion August 2025. Smaller recurring work includes pavement repairs, taxiway and taxitrack resurfacing, building demolition (Recreation Center Building 124 at Spangdahlem valued at $2.21 million), electrical system upgrades, kitchen renovations, playground renovations at Landstuhl Military Family Housing, and natural resources management and trail maintenance across Army installations.

Activity has accelerated substantially in the past two years, jumping from 10 awards in 2023 to 30 in 2025, with 9 awards placed in 2026 to date. Wayss & Freytag faces a recompete cliff of $111.3 million in combined potential value across 22 awards with ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating significant recompete exposure on its core USAREUR and USAFE Europe IDCs and task orders.

NAICS concentration reflects the construction and infrastructure focus: Commercial and Institutional Building Construction dominates with 88 awards, followed by Remediation Services (16 awards), Environmental Consulting Services (15 awards), Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction (14 awards), and Site Preparation Contractors (11 awards). Wayss & Freytag competes entirely in full-and-open procurements without set-asides, positioning itself as a specialized international contractor rather than a small-business-set-aside player. The company's parent-subsidiary structure lists Wayss & Freytag Aktiengesellschaft as a named subsidiary but does not disclose ownership or operational relationship details. All work is performed in Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, or Luxembourg — the company operates as a local contractor with regulatory presence and compliance expertise in the European theater supporting the Status of Forces Agreement acquisition program.