What types of vendors does the U.S. Embassy Mexico typically hire?

The Embassy prioritizes vendors with an established presence in Mexico who can navigate local logistics, customs, and regulatory environments. They frequently contract with local construction firms, security service providers, and regional facility management companies.

Are there specific security requirements for contractors working with the U.S. Embassy Mexico?

Yes, contractors must often undergo rigorous vetting processes to ensure compliance with Department of State security protocols. Vendors providing sensitive services, such as physical security or IT infrastructure, may require specific background clearances for their personnel.

How are contracts typically structured for this embassy?

Contracts are often issued as firm-fixed-price agreements for recurring facility maintenance or indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts for ongoing logistical and operational support. Solicitations are typically posted on the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) and the Embassy's own business opportunities page.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE · Contracting Office

U.S. EMBASSY MEXICO

273 solicitations and awards tracked for this contracting office.

Contracting office273 solicitationsUnder DEPARTMENT OF STATE

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Acquisition authority and contracting profile of U.S. EMBASSY MEXICO.

The U.S. Embassy Mexico procures goods and services essential for maintaining diplomatic facilities, residential properties, and mission operations throughout the country. Vendors compete for contracts involving facility maintenance, construction, security upgrades, vehicle fleet management, and logistical support for embassy personnel.

Hierarchy: DEPARTMENT OF STATE · DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

Contracting officers at this office issue solicitations under the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR). Vendors must be registered in the federal procurement system with a valid CAGE code to receive awards.

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Monthly posted opportunity volume from 2024 onward. Darker = more indexed records.

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