Wolff & Muller Government Services Italia S.R.L.

Wolff & Muller Government Services Italia S.R.L. is a foreign-owned, for-profit construction services company headquartered in Milan, Italy, that has been registered in the System for Award Management since September 2015. The company specializes in comprehensive construction, renovation, repair, and infrastructure engineering services for U.S. military installations throughout Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Wolff & Muller provides a diverse portfolio of facility maintenance and modernization services, ranging from general building construction and mechanical system upgrades to specialized military infrastructure projects, all delivered through established indefinite delivery vehicle contracts with the U.S. Navy and Army.

Wolff & Muller Government Services Italia S.R.L. has demonstrated extensive experience delivering construction and facility infrastructure services across numerous federal contract awards totaling over $30 million in recent fiscal years. The company's recent project portfolio includes fire protection system repairs at Augusta Bay valued at $1.218 million, interior renovations of morale and welfare facilities at $786,000, rooftop replacement work at $515,000, construction of passive barriers at Aviano Air Force Base for $4.882 million, and installation of evaporative cooling equipment for $203,907. Additional notable projects include retaining wall and landslide repairs at Longare for $1.123 million, roof repairs and air handling unit replacements at Caserma Ederle for $1.313 million, fire water system modernization for $1.935 million, electric vehicle charging facility installation for $569,803, and military working dog kennel construction for $2.502 million. The company has also completed airfield renovations, emergency generator replacements, building mechanical room repairs, and storm damage roofing repairs at multiple U.S. military installations in Italy. All awards have been issued without set-aside designations, reflecting Wolff & Muller's status as a foreign-owned entity competing in open competition. Primary funding agencies include the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Navy Installations Command, and the Department of Defense's European Region, with the company serving as a prime contractor on all identified awards.

Wolff & Muller Government Services Italia S.R.L. holds three significant indefinite delivery vehicles that serve as the foundation for its federal contracting activities. The primary contract is a $95 million single-award Multiple Award Construction Contract issued by Naval Facilities Engineering Command on March 21, 2024, covering general construction, renovation, repair, demolition, and infrastructure services across the NAVFAC Europe Africa Central area of responsibility, including Italy, Spain, Egypt, Djibouti, Bahrain, Iceland, Poland, Romania, and Greece. This MACC contract, which expires March 21, 2029, supports Sustainment, Restoration and Maintenance projects, special projects, and energy initiatives at military facilities, with individual task order values typically ranging from $250,000 to several million dollars. A second contract is a $20 million multiple-award Military Assistance to Safety and Traffic contract awarded by the Army Installation Management Command Europe Region on November 8, 2023, expiring November 7, 2028, which authorizes firm-fixed-price delivery orders for construction, design-build, design-bid-build projects, repairs, and infrastructure upgrades at U.S. military installations throughout Italy, with estimated average task order values between $250,000 and $500,000. The third vehicle is a $95 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract issued by Naval Facilities Engineering Command on January 26, 2021, expiring January 26, 2026, which covers general building, renovation, repair, demolition, and infrastructure projects at Naval Air Station Sigonella and other Navy facilities throughout Sicily, Italy. Collectively, these contracts provide Wolff & Muller with the authority to execute a broad range of construction and facility engineering work for the U.S. military across Europe and Africa, with flexibility to respond rapidly to operational infrastructure requirements and facility modernization initiatives.