Recovery Dominican Republic BPA

The Export Import Bank of the US seeks to establish a Blanket Purchase Agreement for loan recovery services in the Dominican Republic, with quotations due October 22, 2026. The procurement is unrestricted and eligible under the Women-Owned Small Business program.

Place of performance is the Dominican Republic and the United States as needed to support recovery activities. The contractor shall provide collection, servicing, legal enforcement, restructuring, asset protection, and recovery services for EXIM claims, including borrower negotiations, asset searches, litigation management, credit restructuring, and extrajudicial collection efforts. The contractor must demonstrate credible Dominican Republic capability including local counsel, understanding of Dominican Republic judicial systems, and proper licensing. U.S.-based prime contractors may utilize qualified Dominican Republic local counsel and subcontractors, provided the prime contractor maintains active SAM registration with a valid UEI and CAGE Code and independently satisfies all applicable requirements. Past performance evaluation will credit experience performed by the vendor itself more favorably than experience performed solely by subcontractors or local counsel.

The NAICS code is 541110, Offices of Lawyers, with a size standard of $15.5 million. The PSC is R418, Support—Professional: Legal. The estimated aggregate ordering amount under each BPA may not exceed approximately $7.5 million during the five-year period from November 1, 2026, through October 31, 2031, with potential six-month extensions. Pricing is structured on two CLINs: CLIN 0001 for a per-case Due Diligence Fee covering ordinary investigation costs, and CLIN 0002 for a contingency fee based on successful recoveries as a percentage of collected monies, payable only on recoveries accepted under the applicable call or order. Evaluation uses best-value tradeoff methodology, prioritizing technical and management approach, past performance with preference for U.S. Federal Government experience, and price. Questions due October 13, 2026. Government-furnished property is limited to PIV card readers and access tokens for remote access to EXIM IT systems.