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RADIOMOVIL DIPSA 11529 MEX

UEI: SLED_4C983D8614D0D781

RADIOMOVIL DIPSA 11529 MEX is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_4C983D8614D0D781. It has been awarded $4,657,245 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Wired Telecommunications Carriers. Top awarding agencies include Embassy Mexico.

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Embassy Mexico$4.7M100%

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517311 - Wired Telecommunications Carriers$4.7M100%

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Open opportunities in RADIOMOVIL DIPSA 11529 MEX's top NAICS codes and agencies

MEX-NEC SCAFFOLDING FOR COOLING TOWERS PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCEThe U.S. Embassy in Mexico City is preparing to issue a solicitation for a complete modular scaffolding system to facilitate preventive maintenance at the Cooling Tower Area of the New Embassy Compound. The system must provide safe, reliable access for maintenance personnel working on exterior mechanical equipment and must meet or exceed all applicable technical, safety, dimensional, and documentation standards without requiring a specific brand or proprietary design. All components must be brand new, free from defects such as corrosion, deformation, cracks, or missing parts, and must be in fully serviceable condition. The contract is not subject to any set-aside provisions and is open to all qualified vendors. Proposers must be actively registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) at the time of submission, as failure to do so will result in non-responsiveness. Electronic responses are accepted, and quotes must be submitted no later than August 7, 2026, at 6:00 a.m. Eastern Time. Detailed specifications and delivery requirements will be provided in the official Request for Quotation upon publication on SAM.gov, with the solicitation expected to be posted on July 23, 2026. For registration guidance, vendors should refer to the SAM.gov entity landing page. Primary point of contact for inquiries is Morgan Osborne, with secondary support provided by Mario Velarde, both reachable through the designated embassy email address.

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Safety Compliance and On-Site SupervisionAll work under this subcontract must strictly adhere to U.S. Embassy safety standards, requiring full compliance with personal protective equipment protocols, welding safety procedures, fire prevention measures, and proper barricading of work zones. The contractor is implicitly responsible for on-site safety oversight, ensuring that all activities are conducted in a manner that protects personnel and property while meeting the rigorous safety expectations of the U.S. Department of State. The contract is tied to performance at the U.S. Embassy in Mexico and is categorized under NAICS code 541611, indicating it involves management consulting services related to safety compliance and operational supervision. Responses are due by August 17, 2026, with no set-aside provisions specified and no designated point of contact provided.

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Specialty Materials Supply (Paint, Sealants, Cantera Stone)The contract pertains to the supply of specialty materials including high-quality paints, sealants, and matching Cantera stone for use in façade, stone, and deck applications across a U.S. Embassy project in Mexico. All materials must meet stringent quality standards and are subject to prior written approval by the Contracting Officer Representative before delivery or installation. The work is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 423330, indicating the nature of the business involves merchant wholesaling of construction materials. The opportunity was posted on July 13, 2026, with a response deadline of August 17, 2026, at 7:00 PM, and the performance location is specifically designated as Mexico. The agency responsible is the U.S. Department of State through the U.S. Embassy in Mexico, and while no set-aside designation is specified, the process remains highly regulated with strict compliance requirements for material selection and approval.

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Parking Area, North Wall, and Pool Deck RefurbishmentThe contract entails the refurbishment of the parking area access, the adjacent building’s north wall, and the pool deck area, with work including surface repair, sealing, painting, and ensuring full compliance with safety standards. The scope is focused on restoring and maintaining critical infrastructure elements to meet operational and regulatory requirements. All work must be executed to high durability and aesthetic standards, with particular attention to weather resistance and slip resistance in high-traffic zones. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 237310, which pertains to highway, street, and bridge construction, indicating its alignment with civil infrastructure projects. It was posted on July 13, 2026, with a response deadline of August 17, 2026, and is managed by the U.S. Embassy in Mexico under the Department of State. Performance of the work is required to occur in Mexico, though no specific address or contact details are provided, and the solicitation does not indicate any small business set-aside provisions. The project is listed on SAM.gov with a public link for further reference.

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Cantera Stone Repair and RestorationThe contract involves the selective repair, sealing, and restoration of Cantera stone elements at the US Embassy in Mexico, focusing on window perimeters, cornices, and interior architectural features. Work includes the precise replacement of missing or deteriorated stone components using materials that are historically and compatibly matched to preserve the original aesthetics and structural integrity of the building. The scope emphasizes conservation techniques that respect the cultural and architectural significance of the embassy’s design while ensuring long-term durability against environmental exposure. This subcontract opportunity, posted on July 13, 2026, with a response deadline of August 17, 2026, falls under NAICS code 238990 for other special trade contractors. The place of performance is Mexico City, and the contracting agency is the U.S. Department of State through the U.S. Embassy in Mexico. No set-aside type is specified, and the work requires specialized craftsmanship in stone restoration, with an expectation of adherence to preservation standards. Interested parties must submit proposals by the stated deadline to be considered for award.

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Exterior and Interior Façade PaintingThe contract entails comprehensive surface preparation, cleaning, priming, and painting services for building façades both exterior and interior, encompassing all associated elements such as handrails, metal pipes, joints, and window protection components. Work is required to meet strict aesthetic and protective standards, ensuring long-term durability and visual consistency across all surfaces. The scope demands meticulous attention to detail and adherence to safety and quality protocols in a high-visibility international setting. Issued as a subcontract under NAICS code 238320, the opportunity is managed by the U.S. Department of State through the U.S. Embassy in Mexico, with performance location firmly set in Mexico City. The solicitation was posted on July 13, 2026, and responses must be submitted by August 17, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. local time. No set-aside designation is specified, and while additional details such as point of contact or exact address are not provided, interested parties must navigate the official SAM.gov portal to access full submission requirements and technical specifications.

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NEC Repaving Casa de la Moneda StreetThe U.S. Embassy in Mexico City is soliciting a firm-fixed price design-build contractor to perform a full reconstruction of Casa de la Moneda Street, located in the Miguel Hidalgo neighborhood of Ciudad de México, directly north of the New U.S. Embassy. The existing pavement is severely degraded due to aging, heavy traffic from nearby NEC construction, poor drainage, and repeated patching following utility work, resulting in safety hazards and vehicle damage. The project requires complete pavement removal and replacement to restore structural integrity, enhance driving conditions, and extend the roadway’s service life. All work must comply with Mexican standards including NOM-004-SEDATU-2023, NOM-086-SCT2-2023, NOM-037-SCT2-2020, and SICT guidelines, as well as the 2018 Manual de Proyecto Geométrico de Carreteras. The contractor must perform all necessary coordination with local authorities and utility providers, submit detailed design packages, preconstruction meeting minutes, a phased construction schedule ensuring uninterrupted embassy operations, and a comprehensive safety and quality assurance plan, including adherence to the most stringent of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers or Mexican labor safety regulations. All materials must be new, workmanship must be skillful, and nonconforming work must be corrected at no additional cost to the government. Contractors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) with an active Unique Entity ID and provide either a CAGE or NCAGE code, submitting proof of registration and all required documentation in three distinct electronic volumes as specified. Proposals must include executed SF-1442 forms, a detailed breakdown of pricing by specification divisions, a quantity survey, a Gantt chart schedule, a business/technical proposal, and a completed safety management plan. A performance bond and payment bond, each equal to 50% of the contract value, or an approved irrevocable letter of credit, must be furnished within ten days of award. The contractor is responsible for full import logistics, including customs clearance, labeling, and payment of duties, and must ensure all materials and chemicals are properly labeled and managed per U.S. and local standards. All invoices must be submitted electronically via the ILMS Vendor Portal, with no paper or scanned copies accepted, and payment processing follows FAR 52.232-5 with monthly disbursements based on completed work. The project has a strict 150-day performance

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Building Façade & Common Areas Renovation ServicesThe United States Government, through the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City, is seeking a qualified contractor to perform comprehensive façade and common area refurbishment at a diplomatic housing compound in Ciudad de México. The scope encompasses exterior and interior façade surface preparation and painting, including metal components such as handrails, pipes, joints, and window protections, along with selective repair and sealing of Cantera stone elements at critical architectural features like window perimeters, cornices, and interior hall components. Minor corrective work is required to reattach or replace loose or missing Cantera stones to ensure structural continuity, safety, and preservation of the building’s original architectural integrity. All materials and methods must be compatible with the historic fabric of the structure and meet high-quality, first-class standards subject to prior approval by the Contracting Officer Representative. The project also includes refurbishment of the parking area access, the north wall of the adjacent building, and the pool deck area, with full compliance to local safety laws, Embassy standards, and recognized construction best practices. The contractor is responsible for furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, transportation, and administrative support required to execute the work. The contract is structured as a single-award firm-fixed price agreement with an estimated value between $100,000 and $250,000, and completion is mandated within an 8-week period from contract award. All offerors must be actively registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) prior to proposal submission, as failure to do so will render the offer non-responsive. A mandatory site visit and pre-proposal conference are planned, with details to be released in the official solicitation. Proposals must adhere to the technical scope outlined in Attachment 3 and demonstrate full compliance with applicable Federal Acquisition Regulation provisions, including FAR 36.204 and FAR 4.203-1. Invoicing must be submitted electronically through the myILMS portal, and all work will be inspected and accepted on-site by the Contracting Officer Representative. No set-asides are designated, making the opportunity open to all responsible sources, and the Government reserves the right to award without discussions. Safety protocols for working at height, welding, and hot work are strictly enforced, and all personnel must follow local occupational safety regulations. The contract requires no security clearances or socioeconomic certifications beyond SAM registration, and no option periods or modifications are anticipated.

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AV Intercom System Maintenance ServiceThe U.S. Embassy in Mexico City is seeking a contractor to perform preventive maintenance on its AV Intercom System during a one-base-year performance period, with no options for extension anticipated. This presolicitation notice, identified by solicitation number 19MX5326Q0051 and NAICS code 811210, is not yet active but will be issued through SAM.gov when ready. Only entities registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) prior to proposal submission will be considered responsive; failure to register will result in automatic disqualification. The contract is open to all responsible sources without any set-aside requirements, and the Government reserves the right to award without negotiations based on the initial offer. Responses must be submitted electronically before the specified deadline, and interested parties are strongly advised to complete SAM registration immediately. The place of performance is Mexico City, and all inquiries should be directed to the designated points of contact at the U.S. Department of State, with official communications routed through the provided email addresses.

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UPS Systems Maintenance ServiceThe U.S. Embassy in Mexico City is seeking a contractor to perform preventive maintenance on its uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, with the anticipated performance period limited to one base year. The solicitation, identified by number 19MX5326Q0049 and classified under NAICS code 811210, is currently in presolicitation status and will be formally posted on SAM.gov when ready for submission. All interested parties must be actively registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) prior to submitting a quotation; failure to register will result in the proposal being deemed non-responsive. The government reserves the right to award the contract based solely on the initial offer without further discussion, making timely and complete submissions critical. Electronic responses are permitted, and all submissions must be received by the specified deadline. The opportunity is open to all responsible sources with no set-aside preferences, and proposals must be submitted directly to the contracting office via the SAM.gov portal. Primary point of contact for inquiries is Morgan Osborne, with Pamela A. Amador available as a secondary contact. The work will be performed in Mexico City, Mexico, while the contracting office is located in Washington, D.C.

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MEX-NEC Spare Parts - BAS SystemThe U.S. Embassy in Mexico City, through its Facility Management Office, is preparing to solicit brand-new Original Equipment Manufacturer spare parts for the Building Automation System at the New Embassy Compound. These components—including controllers, modules, sensors, power supplies, relays, actuators, adapters, and accessories—are essential for maintaining the safe, reliable, and continuous operation of critical building infrastructure through both preventive and corrective maintenance. All items must be strictly OEM-specified with no substitutions permitted, and exact part numbers, quantities, and delivery details will be outlined in the upcoming Request for Quotation. Vendors must be actively registered in SAM.gov at the time of proposal submission to comply with federal regulations, and failure to do so will result in non-responsiveness. The solicitation, identified as MEX-NEC Spare Parts - BAS System with number 19MX5326Q0050, is currently in pre-solicitation status and will be officially launched on SAM.gov at a future date. Electronic responses will be required upon release, and all interested parties are advised to monitor SAM.gov for the formal RFQ. Point of contact for inquiries is provided through the designated embassy email addresses, and the place of performance is in Ciudad de México, with the contracting office located in Washington, D.C.

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Radio Repeater DevicesThe U.S. Embassy in Mexico City is seeking qualified offerors to supply radio repeater devices with comprehensive service maintenance and warranty coverage valid within Mexico City, under a forthcoming solicitation numbered 19MX5326Q0044. The requirement falls under NAICS code 334220 and is part of a presolicitation phase, meaning the official Request For Quotation has not yet been issued but will be published on SAM.gov. Selected vendors must fully define and meet all technical specifications outlined in the RFQ, including securing all necessary local permits and import licenses, while ensuring compliance with industry quality standards and any additional warranty terms specified in the solicitation. Offerors are required to provide complete documentation such as technical datasheets, user manuals, and maintenance procedures, and must clearly flag any discrepancies between their proposal and the RFQ requirements. Only technically qualified and financially capable entities may respond, and all must satisfy mandatory criteria including fluency in English and Spanish, a verifiable business presence with contact information, sufficient personnel and equipment, all required local licenses and insurance, and the ability to secure performance and payment bonds or equivalent financial guarantees. Offerors must have a clean criminal record, no conflicting political or business affiliations, and demonstrate proven experience in telecommunications equipment sales and reliable past performance. Registration in the System for Award Management (SAM) is mandatory prior to submission, and responses must be submitted electronically via email, with specific instructions to be provided upon publication of the solicitation. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Morgan Osborne, with Pamela A. Amador listed as a secondary contact, both reachable through official embassy email addresses.

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Arvig PhonesArvig Phones is listed in a forecasted procurement under the Indian Health Service for a Fiber Service Metro Circuit, with the NAICS code 517311 indicating telecommunications, specifically wired and wireless telecommunications carriers. The opportunity was posted on May 25, 2026, and is intended for potential vendor awareness rather than immediate solicitation. The place of performance and organization details are not specified, suggesting the service may support multiple or unspecified locations under the Indian Health Service’s network.Jamie Kortgard is designated as the Program Point of Contact, reachable at jamie.kortgard@ihs.gov, while Jennifer Richardson serves as the Contracting Officer and can be reached at jennifer.richardson@ihs.gov. The forecast is accessible through the HHS Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization portal, providing a public link for vendors to monitor the opportunity for future formal solicitation.

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Insurance Compliance & Reporting ServicesThe contract for Insurance Compliance & Reporting Services requires the vendor to generate and submit precise, timely reports on insured employees, covering policy details, enrollment dates, and coverage plans with a minimum data accuracy rate of 98%. Any identified errors must be corrected and resubmitted within five business days to ensure ongoing compliance and operational integrity. This subcontract is issued under the US Embassy Mexico, part of the Department of State, with performance expected to take place in Mexico. The solicitation was posted on May 13, 2026, and responses are due by July 29, 2026. The North American Industry Classification System code 541611 indicates this work falls under administrative management and general management consulting services, signaling a focus on administrative precision and process adherence rather than direct insurance underwriting.

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Bilingual Employee Benefits Education & OutreachThe contract calls for the delivery of bilingual employee benefits education and outreach services to U.S. Government personnel stationed in Mexico, with a focus on life insurance benefits, coverage options, and claims procedures. Presentations must be conducted in both English and Spanish on a quarterly basis and as needed to ensure clarity and accessibility for all personnel, regardless of language preference. The work is tied to the U.S. Embassy in Mexico under the Department of State and is classified as a subcontract with a NAICS code of 541612, indicating it falls under management consulting services. The place of performance is specifically located in Mexico, and all deliverables must be executed on-site to meet the needs of federal employees abroad. Proposals are due by July 29, 2026, at 5:59 PM, and the opportunity was posted on May 13, 2026. Although no set-aside designation or organizational type is specified, the requirement emphasizes cultural and linguistic competence to effectively engage a diverse federal workforce. Contractors must be prepared to adapt presentations to varying audience needs, provide accurate and up-to-date information on insurance benefits, and maintain a professional presence in a diplomatic environment. There is no specified point of contact, but all submissions must be made through the SAM.gov portal linked in the contract details.

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Life Insurance Administration & Claims ProcessingThe contract requires full administration of life insurance policies encompassing enrollment, premium collection, claims processing, and benefit disbursement, with an emphasis on seamless operational execution. All services must be delivered in both English and Spanish to ensure effective communication with a diverse population, particularly in Mexico where the place of performance is located. The work supports the US Embassy Mexico under the Department of State and is classified under NAICS code 524126, indicating its focus on insurance carriers and related activities. This is a subcontract opportunity with a response deadline of July 29, 2026, and was posted on May 13, 2026. The requirement is positioned to serve U.S. government personnel and associated beneficiaries in Mexico, necessitating culturally competent, accurate, and timely administrative support. There is no specified set-aside type, and all performance must be conducted in Mexico without restriction to a particular U.S. state or zip code. The contractor must be prepared to manage end-to-end policy lifecycle services while maintaining compliance with U.S. federal standards and bilingual service obligations.

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Residential Roof Repair Coating ServicesThe United States Government is seeking a contractor to perform roof repair and replacement services on 22 government-owned residences located in Ciudad de México, CDMX. Each residence has a two-story flat concrete structure with an arched roof, encompassing approximately 240 square meters of roofing area, including a perimeter parapet. The contractor will be responsible for removing the existing solvent-based elastomeric roof coating, which has reached the end of its lifecycle, and applying a new solvent-based waterproofing system using a multi-layer method. This work will include cleaning, debris removal, concrete repairs, and disposal of old materials. The total roof area to be serviced across all houses is about 5,300 square meters. The contract will be awarded as a firm-fixed-price agreement, with a planned execution period of up to 120 business days, working on four houses simultaneously and approximately 20 business days per house. The contractor must provide all necessary management, labor, materials, transportation, and comply with local safety regulations. A site visit and pre-proposal conference is scheduled for May 13, 2026. Interested offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) prior to submitting proposals, as non-registered submissions will not be considered. Proposals are to be submitted electronically via email by the specified deadline. The solicitation is managed by the U.S. Embassy Mexico under the Department of State, and complete details are accessible through the official government contracting portal.

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250th INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION - DECORATION SERVICESThe U.S. Embassy in Mexico City is preparing to issue a solicitation for a professional event decoration company to manage all aspects of decoration and event layout for the upcoming Independence Day Celebration, scheduled for June 23, 2026, at the New Embassy Compound Facilities. This contract involves producing, developing, organizing, and overseeing logistics related to the event's decorations. Although the solicitation is not yet released, the Embassy plans to announce it on SAM.gov, where interested parties can submit their proposals electronically. Potential offerors are reminded that registration in the System for Award Management (SAM) is mandatory at the time of proposal submission to be considered responsive to the solicitation. Failure to comply with this requirement will lead to disqualification. A site visit is planned to familiarize bidders with the location and scope, with details to be provided once the solicitation is officially published. The contract falls under NAICS code 561920, relating to convention and event planning services, and has no set-aside restrictions. Points of contact for further inquiries are available via email through the Embassy’s solicitation team.

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