Despacho De Arquitectos Gamma

Despacho De Arquitectos Gamma, operating through its Gamma Arquitectos division, is a Mexico City-based architecture and construction firm that provides facility maintenance, security upgrade, and residential remodeling services to U.S. diplomatic properties in Mexico as a 100% prime contractor on small delivery orders, purchase orders, and blanket purchase agreements—with no federal subcontracting footprint and no socioeconomic set-aside designations across its federal portfolio.

The firm's customer concentration is entirely within the Department of State ecosystem. The top three funding entities—the US Embassy Mexico (14 awards, $1.1 million combined potential value), the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (13 awards, $650 thousand), and the Bureau of Diplomatic Security (12 awards, $185 thousand)—account for 100% of the firm's federal awards. The Department of Agriculture placed one award valued at $11 thousand for decommissioning work on Sierra Nevada 115-1. No customer concentration tension exists; award volume and dollar magnitude track together, with Embassy Mexico anchoring both metrics. Work is performed entirely in Mexico; there is no CONUS presence.

Despacho De Arquitectos Gamma holds nine indefinite delivery vehicles and blanket purchase agreements with the Department of State, primarily through the US Embassy in Mexico. Two indefinite delivery contracts dominate the task-order footprint: Indefinite Delivery Contract 19MX5322D0003 (four task orders, $82 thousand combined potential value) and Indefinite Delivery Contract 19MX5324D0002 (two task orders, $36 thousand). Additional BPAs with ceilings of $240 thousand, $192 thousand, and two vehicles capped at $1 each provide ongoing contracting vehicles for security upgrades, residential maintenance, and make-ready work. Representative named work includes a $195 thousand definitive contract from the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations for kitchen and bathroom renovations and security upgrades at the Musset facility (awarded August 2023), a $51 thousand firm fixed-price contract for ADA restroom restoration at a diplomatic residence (awarded March 2024), and a $21 thousand delivery order from the Bureau of Diplomatic Security for security upgrades at the Tarahumara residential facility (awarded February 2026). Work spans security system installations, bulletproof glass handling, elevator modernization, parking-facility safety mirrors, and general maintenance and repair at embassy residences and chanceries.

The firm's federal footprint shows contraction year over year—eight awards in 2022 declining to one award in 2026 through February. Combined potential value stands at $2.1 million, with $882 thousand obligated, indicating 41% funding drawdown across the portfolio. Only one award (combined potential value $15 thousand) faces completion within the next twenty-four months, creating minimal near-term recompete risk. The vendor's work is classified predominantly under NAICS 232320 (Residential Remodelers, 18 awards) and PSC codes for repair or alteration of residential buildings and construction and maintenance of family housing facilities. The firm is a foreign entity (Mexico-incorporated, Mexico-based) with no indicated U.S. minority-ownership, small-business, or set-aside certifications.