Casa Comercial Mathews SA De CV

Casa Comercial Mathews SA De CV, doing business as Cemcol, a Honduras-based partnership operating as a for-profit organization, supplies heavy construction equipment, generators, and maintenance services to U.S. government facilities and operations in Central America exclusively as a prime contractor. Cemcol competes in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations across all recent awards, and holds SAM.gov registration since February 2013.

Cemcol's capability footprint centers on Caterpillar-authorized equipment support, heavy construction machinery supply, and generator maintenance at diplomatic and military installations. Recent representative work includes a $69,316.22 firm fixed-price purchase order from the Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (awarded February 2026, completion February 2028) for bimonthly preventive maintenance on eight Caterpillar generator models at the New Embassy Compound in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, covering visual inspections, battery checks, fluid and filter replacements, and performance diagnostics. Cemcol also supplied a $288,650 bulldozer compatible with low-sulfur diesel to the Army's Soto Cano Air Base in Honduras (September 2021) and has delivered backhoe loaders, skid steers, and garbage compactor trucks to Army locations. A $152,992.47 purchase order from the State Department's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (August 2023, ultimate completion July 2026) covers generator set maintenance and repair across fiscal years 2023–2025 at Honduras embassy facilities.

Customer concentration is dispersed across military and diplomatic buyers, though the Department of the Army and its subordinate commands (Southern Command, Materiel Command Sustainment Command, Expeditionary Contracting Command) dominate potential value at 97% of combined value across the award portfolio. By award count, the U.S. Agency for International Development leads at ten awards ($62 thousand combined potential value), followed by the Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations at nine awards ($482 thousand), and the Army at seven awards per entity. The portfolio spans twelve distinct customer agencies, with USAID and BODO each placing multiple smaller orders while Army's Southern Command anchors the dollar footprint with a single $8.4 million award.

Cemcol places task orders under a single named Blanket Purchase Agreement (W912QM17A0001) with six task orders valued at $24 thousand combined. Activity remains episodic — one to four awards annually over the past five years — with only two awards (combined potential value $222 thousand) reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months. Cemcol operates exclusively in Honduras and Central America, with place of performance tied to Soto Cano Air Base, U.S. Embassy compounds, and related diplomatic and military facilities in the region.