Alberto V Espinosa

Alberto V Espinosa, a sole proprietor and self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Helotes, Texas, operates as a prime contractor providing field background-investigative and special-investigator services to federal law-enforcement and diplomatic-security agencies. The vendor holds two active IDVs and has placed one task order to date, with all work performed under its own prime banner rather than as a subcontractor.

Espinosa's customer base is concentrated among two federal agencies. The Department of Justice Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives accounts for two awards (a $600,000 Basic Ordering Agreement established August 1, 2026, and a $6,500 delivery order issued August 25, 2026, for a combined potential value of $607,000), while the Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement established May 13, 2022, with a zero-dollar ceiling. The two rankings align — ATF drives both volume and obligated dollars — but the State BPA represents a framework agreement with flexible ordering terms through May 12, 2027, rather than a funded commitment.

The ATF Basic Ordering Agreement, which carries a 60-month performance window through July 31, 2031, sets framework terms for nationwide special investigator services under Executive Order 14398, with contractors required to maintain location within 200 miles of specified priority cities and willingness to travel up to 200 miles for assignments. ATF awarded multiple BOAs to responsive offerors meeting technical and performance criteria, evaluated on past performance, qualifications, capabilities, acceptability, location, and price. Work is structured on firm-fixed pricing with ATF pre-determined point-payment rates. Espinosa's capability category centers on investigation and personal background-check services (NAICS 561611) and administrative support for background investigations. One delivery order worth $6,500 under the ATF BOA carries an ultimate completion date of August 24, 2027, and represents the vendor's only obligated work to date; combined potential value across all awards stands at $607,000 against $7,000 obligated (1% utilization). Recent activity consists of two awards in 2026 following a single 2022 award to State; the next recompete cliff involves the ATF delivery order completing within the next twenty-four months.