Installation and Maintenance for Armed Forces, Defence and Critical Infrastructure

Yes. For the Bundeswehr we installed and fitted out container facilities on an ammunition depot in the Taunus hills and on a training area in the Rhön and installed a maintenance and repair platform for armoured vehicles in an army maintenance depot; for the US forces we have worked on the Ramstein and Spangdahlem air bases; in the defence industry we built a steel platform in the plant of an aerospace manufacturer and installed crane systems at a defence technology manufacturer. We do not publish details or photos – references are available on request with the consent of the clients.

The required security clearances for our fitters are completed and in place, matched to the levels our sites demand. Anything your site requires beyond that we arrange in good time before the job. Our people are used to delivering personnel notifications, ID copies and briefing records in advance.

We sign non-disclosure agreements before the site visit. We take photos only where permitted and publish nothing without your written approval – not even in our project diary.

So far our work in this field has come to us as a subcontractor to general contractors and specialist firms. We bid directly on enquiries from agencies and service centres; we do not yet hold our own prequalification for the German federal e-procurement platform and are working on it. US procurement in English is no obstacle, and proof of suitability and insurance certificates are available.

Yes. In an emergency we are usually on site within a few hours – provided access and clearances have been prepared. We run around 10 to 15 such call-outs a year, primarily for clients we already work with. That is why we recommend registering us as a contractor before the first emergency.

Yes. We take on the infrastructure of a camp from planning and costing through to commissioning: power and standby power with generators, distribution and refuelling technology, the laying and installation of cables and utility lines for water, waste water and data, network technology, and the setting up of container complexes, tents and sanitary facilities including air conditioning and heating. Plumbing installation and larger networks are handled by partner companies, tents and event technology by our sister company Eventwerk Rodgau. Our build-up of the power supply for a relief camp in the Ahr valley shows what that looks like in practice.

Commercial register extract, business liability insurance with a high level of cover, our documented EHS Standard 2026 (German and English), qualification certificates of our technicians (including Appointed Person for lifting operations, crane and forklift licences, qualified electrician), briefing records, tax and social insurance clearance certificates and references – the overview is in our company profile PDF (German).

On Bundeswehr sites it is usually the local Bundeswehr service centre (BwDLZ) for installation support, maintenance and minor works, under the federal infrastructure agency BAIUDBw. For larger construction it is the federal construction administration – in Hesse the LBIH, whose military construction division also builds for the US forces in Germany. On US installations the requirement normally comes from the garrison Directorate of Public Works (DPW) under USAG and IMCOM-Europe, and the award from the supporting contracting office. In practice most of our defence work has come through a prime contractor who brings us in as the host-nation subcontractor.

A base access request with lead time – names, dates of birth and vehicle plates – badging through the visitor control centre, escorted access where the site requires it, and the operator’s site induction. Depending on the task we also need a permit, for example for hot work, and we provide a method statement and risk assessment beforehand. Our fitters’ security clearances are complete and on file. We do not hold a formal German government facility security clearance; documents marked for restricted use are treated as confidential and not passed on.