BÄRNREUTHER+DEUERLEIN SCHOTTERWERKE GMBH & CO. KG

BAERNREUTHER+DEUERLEIN SCHOTTERWERKE GMBH & CO. KG specializes in the extraction, processing, and production of crushed stone and mineral aggregates, operating within the dimension stone and industrial mineral supply chain. Their core capabilities center on quarrying, crushing, screening, and grading natural rock materials to meet precise engineering specifications for construction and infrastructure applications. The company employs advanced mechanical processing technologies to produce high-quality aggregates with controlled gradation, durability, and low impurity levels, supporting applications in road base, concrete production, and railway ballast. Their technical expertise includes material testing for ASTM and EN standards, particle shape optimization, and dust suppression systems, with a focus on sustainable extraction practices and site reclamation. Differentiators include precision control in aggregate grading and long-term operational stability in resource-intensive environments. No available award history limits the ability to identify specific federal agency engagements or project types. Consequently, no definitive patterns of agency collaboration can be established from the provided data. The primary NAICS code 212312 reflects industrial mineral mining, specifically crushed and broken stone production. This places the contractor in the foundational materials supply sector, serving civil engineering, transportation, and heavy construction markets. Their vertical specialization lies in supplying engineered aggregates for public infrastructure projects, though no public contract data confirms direct federal procurement involvement. The entity is structured as a German limited partnership (KG), indicating private ownership with shared liability among partners. No government certifications are listed. Operations are centered in Postbauer-Heng, Germany, with no indication of direct presence or active participation in U.S. federal procurement markets. Their market positioning is regional and industrial, focused on domestic and European construction supply chains rather than international government contracting.