America Movil Peru Sac

America Movil Peru Sac, operating under the brand name Claro, is a Peruvian telecommunications company and subsidiary of America Movil that has established itself as a strategic vendor for U.S. government agencies operating in Peru. The company is registered with SAM.gov as a for-profit corporate entity and provides specialized telecommunications infrastructure and services tailored to support U.S. government operational requirements in challenging international environments. Claro has built a track record as a preferred telecommunications provider for multiple federal agencies, demonstrating expertise in delivering reliable connectivity solutions that are critical to U.S. diplomatic, military, and law enforcement missions throughout Peru.

Claro's federal contract portfolio reflects a diverse range of telecommunications services spanning multiple funding agencies and service categories. The company has received numerous purchase orders and delivery orders from the Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement for dedicated internet service supporting DEA, ARI, RA, and INL operations under the Justice Wireless Infrastructure Program, with contract values of $31,152 recurring annually from 2022 through November 2026. The Bureau of Medicine and Surgery has awarded Claro multiple contracts for mobile telecommunications services in Peru supporting programmatic projects for the Department of State, with delivery orders valued at $42,965.01 and $44,962.34 issued under an indefinite delivery contract framework. The Department of State's Bureau of Information Resource Management has contracted with Claro for virtual network backup solutions, including a 130 Mbps VNET backup circuit for the U.S. Embassy in Lima valued at $20,248.80 with performance through May 2026, and historical circuits requiring 100 Mbps capacity. Additionally, the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs awarded Claro a substantial $2,176,185.92 definitive contract for comprehensive telecommunications services and equipment supporting the U.S. Embassy in Lima with a performance period extending through August 2026. Claro has also provided specialized telecommunications equipment, including CISCO networking components, to support government operations. All of Claro's federal contract awards have been issued as prime contracts with no set-aside designations, indicating direct procurement based on the company's unique position as a qualified Tier 1 internet service provider and the only reasonably available source in Peru for certain telecommunications requirements.

Claro currently holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract issued by the U.S. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery with a ceiling value of $220,000 and a performance period extending through August 31, 2029. This IDC was established on September 1, 2024, for mobile telecommunications services in Peru supporting a Department of State programmatic project and was awarded through simplified acquisition procedures based on a determination that Claro represented the only reasonably available source due to urgency and exclusivity constraints. Two delivery orders have been issued under this IDC to date, with the base year order valued at $42,965.01 and the option year 1 order valued at $44,962.34, both supporting NAMRU South mobile services operations. The contract structure allows for additional task orders through the option period ending August 31, 2029, providing the federal government with a streamlined procurement mechanism for continued mobile telecommunications services in Peru. This IDC demonstrates the government's reliance on Claro's infrastructure and capabilities for sustained communications support throughout the multi-year performance period.