Recovery Worldwide BPA

The Export-Import Bank of the United States seeks to establish a Blanket Purchase Agreement for worldwide recovery assistance services, with quotations due November 11, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. EST and questions due October 28, 2026. No set-aside applies; the procurement is unrestricted and eligible under the Women-Owned Small Business program.

Place of performance is United States and worldwide, encompassing obligors, guarantors, assets, or enforcement activity located worldwide. The contractor must provide personnel, equipment, supplies, facilities, transportation, tools, materials, supervision, and other items and non-personal services necessary to perform loan recovery services, except those specified as Government-furnished property and services. All contractor personnel with access to EXIM facilities or IT systems must complete required forms, present picture identification, and execute Non-Disclosure Agreements prior to work commencement. The NAICS code is 541110, Offices of Lawyers; the PSC is R418, Support, Professional: Legal.

The BPA ordering period is five years, from December 1, 2026, through November 30, 2031, with an option to extend for an additional period not to exceed six months. The estimated aggregate value is approximately $9,000,000 per BPA, though this does not constitute a guaranteed commitment. The procurement is conducted under FAR Part 12, commercial services, and FAR Subpart 13.5 using a best-value tradeoff approach. Pricing consists of two CLINs: CLIN 0001 for a firm-fixed-price Due Diligence Fee per assigned case, and CLIN 0002 for contingency fees payable only on successful recoveries. All communications, quotations, reports, invoices, and deliverables must be in English with pricing stated in United States Dollars.

Evaluation weighs Factor One (Technical and Management Approach) most heavily, followed by Factor Two (Past Performance), with Factor Three (Price) significantly less important. Offerors must demonstrate credible operational capability in proposed countries, distinguish between vendor-owned offices, affiliated entities, established subcontractors/partners, and unrelated third parties, and submit three or more past performance projects. Key deliverables include a Due Diligence/Recovery Plan within 60 calendar days, extrajudicial collection status reports within 90 calendar days, and semiannual litigation/recovery status reports.