Consorcio Gasolinero Plus

Consorcio Gasolinero Plus, doing business as Hidrosina, a Mexican for-profit corporation headquartered in Mexico City, supplies gasoline and diesel fuel to U.S. federal agencies operating in Mexico as a prime contractor under full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations. The vendor operates over 200 service stations across Mexico and holds multiple indefinite-delivery contracts with the Department of State, issuing delivery orders to support diplomatic, law enforcement, and foreign assistance missions throughout the country.

Hidrosina's federal work is entirely domestic to Mexico — place of performance is Mexico in all awards. The vendor competes in full-and-open procurements and carries fixed-price delivery orders with economic-price-adjustment clauses. Across 87 prime awards spanning 2022 through May 2026, the combined potential value is $7.3 million, with $2.2 million obligated to date. Activity has been volatile: eight awards in 2022, thirteen in 2023, seven in 2024, two in 2025, and three in 2026 year-to-date. Customer concentration is acute. The Department of State's Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs and US Embassy Mexico together account for 95% of recent awards by count, representing $6.7 million in combined potential value across 66 awards. The Bureau of Diplomatic Security has issued 13 awards ($120 thousand combined potential value), while the Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Kailua Kona Field Office and the Internal Revenue Service represent two awards each ($27 thousand and $25 thousand, respectively). A single Department of the Air Force award carries $240 thousand potential value. The top-customer rankings diverge markedly: by award count, the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs dominates with 56 awards and $3 million potential value, but by dollar value, US Embassy Mexico leads with ten awards and $3.7 million potential value — signaling that embassy delivery orders are larger-dollar individual procurements than Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs orders.

Hidrosina's vehicle position centers on four named indefinite-delivery contracts with the Department of State. The largest, IDC 19MX5323D0009, carries a ceiling of $861,907 and has issued 19 task orders for $746 thousand combined potential value. IDC 19MX5320D0011 has ceiling $600,000 and 25 task orders for $423 thousand combined potential value. IDC 19MX5318D0004 carries 15 task orders for $114 thousand combined potential value. A May 1, 2026 multiple-award IDC award carries a ceiling of $3,001,562 and performance through April 30, 2029 — the largest single vehicle on the vendor's current footprint. The vendor also holds a July 14, 2025 multiple-award blanket purchase agreement ($249 thousand ceiling, performance through April 30, 2026) and a March 10, 2025 single-award BPA ($249 thousand ceiling, performance through January 1, 2026), both issued by US Embassy Mexico for gasoline provision. Representative delivery-order work includes a $39,230 order from the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs (May 1, 2026, completion April 30, 2027) for gasoline provision services, a $178,533 order from the same bureau for fiscal year 2024-2025 gasoline provision to support multiple agencies, and a $68,639 order for legation (law enforcement) gasoline from March 2024 with completion scheduled through March 31, 2025.

Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal — two awards with combined potential value of $57 thousand face ultimate completion within that window. NAICS categorization clusters around petroleum retail and fuel distribution: 27 awards filed under Other Gasoline Stations, 20 under Oil and Gas Field Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing, 18 under Petroleum Refineries, and 10 under Gasoline Stations with Convenience Stores. Primary Service Code concentration aligns with fuel supply: 39 awards under Lease or Rental of Equipment-Fuels, Lubricants, and Oils; 19 under Liquid Propellants and Fuels, Petroleum Base. The vendor has no subcontractor footprint — all 87 awards are prime contracts. Hidrosina competes with geographic specificity to Mexico fuel supply, insulating it from broad federal IT or professional-services competition but creating narrow customer and geographic concentration in the State Department's mission operations footprint.