DR Amadeo Julian Abogados Consultores

DR Amadeo Julian Abogados Consultores, a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned sole proprietorship based in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, provides international debt recovery and legal services to the Export-Import Bank of the United States as a prime contractor on a sole-source basis, with 100% of its federal award footprint concentrated in EXIM-sponsored recovery operations across the Dominican Republic and Mexico.

The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor (20 awards, 100% prime split) with no subcontractor or sub-recipient activity. All twenty awards derive from a single customer — the Export-Import Bank of the United States — representing full customer concentration. The vendor's service portfolio centers on international debt recovery litigation and asset enforcement, including asset searches, site visits, negotiations, potential litigation support, and asset seizure and embargo execution on behalf of EXIM to recover outstanding debts owed by foreign obligors and guarantors. The top NAICS concentration is Offices of Lawyers (18 awards) with supporting coverage under All Other Legal Services (2 awards); the corresponding PSC breakdown is Support—Professional: Legal (18 awards) and Support—Management: Debt Collection (2 awards).

Recent representative work includes a $1.23 million firm fixed price purchase order awarded March 14, 2025, for international recovery services with ultimate completion March 13, 2027; a $635.24 thousand firm fixed price purchase order awarded April 5, 2023, for international recovery services in Mexico through April 4, 2028; an $88.88 thousand firm fixed price purchase order awarded April 11, 2025, for international recovery services in the Dominican Republic through April 10, 2030; and a $152 thousand firm fixed price purchase order awarded July 13, 2026, for standard recovery services in the Dominican Republic through July 12, 2031. All awards are structured as firm fixed price purchase orders on a sole-source follow-on basis under FAR 16.505(2)(c) to ensure continuity of the same recovery cases. Compensation comprises contingency fee percentages applied to cash collected, plus capped non-administrative legal expenses approved by the Contracting Officer.

Award activity has been sparse and episodic — two awards in 2025, one in 2026, one in 2023, two in 2021, and three in 2020 across the twenty-award portfolio. Combined potential value stands at $8.7 million, with $6.2 million obligated (71% realization rate). Two awards carrying combined potential value of $1.9 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure. Service Contract Inventory data show $57 thousand in invoiced revenue in FY2022 only, with zero invoiced amounts in FY2023–FY2025; the SCI dataset reports zero FTEs across all fiscal years covered, indicating that SCI-reportable service-contract activity is minimal or that delivery is structured outside traditional SCI labor-hour reporting frameworks.