Edgar Altamirano Arteaga

Edgar Altamirano Arteaga, a sole proprietorship based in Mexico City, provides facility maintenance, renovation, and restoration services to the U.S. Department of State as a prime contractor operating entirely in Mexico on full-and-open federal contracts with no set-aside designation. The vendor holds 12 recent prime awards — all prime, zero subcontract exposure — valued at $1.3 million in combined potential value, with $879 thousand obligated across the portfolio.

Customer concentration is absolute: 100% of awards flow from three Department of State bureaus. The Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (OBOT) anchors the relationship with 6 awards worth $749 thousand, covering residential renovation and facility restoration at U.S. diplomatic properties. The U.S. Embassy Mexico holds 4 awards (primarily multiple-award BPAs for maintenance and make-ready services) valued at $432 thousand, and the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs placed 2 purchase orders for event support and facility projects worth $130 thousand combined. The two rankings align precisely because all three customers are State Department entities or subordinate offices.

Edgar Altamirano Arteaga holds four active BPAs with the U.S. Embassy in Mexico: a $240 thousand multiple-award BPA for maintenance, repair, and make-ready services on residential properties (through May 2030); a $192 thousand multiple-award BPA for maintenance and minor repairs on government-owned facilities (through December 2029); and two legacy multiple-award BPAs with one-dollar ceilings for make-ready and residential property maintenance services (expiring June 2025 and September 2027 respectively). Representative recent definitive contracts include a $178.8 thousand award from OBOT in August 2024 for closet and interior door renovation at a U.S. Embassy compound in Mexico City, a $224.5 thousand OBOT contract from June 2023 for full restoration of three government-owned residential units, and a $63.2 thousand purchase order from the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs in September 2026 for the MEX-EXEC-9/11-GIFT-TRIBUTE LIGHTNING PROJECT.

Activity has declined materially: four awards in 2022, three in 2023, two each in 2024 and 2025, and one in 2026. The portfolio reflects NAICS concentration in residential remodeling (8 awards) and construction of maintenance and family housing facilities (7 awards combined under PSC). The vendor competes entirely under full-and-open, non-set-aside vehicles and holds no government-wide acquisition contracts, GWACs, agency IDIQs, or presence on multi-agency vehicles — all work originates from direct awards or calls against State-issued BPAs. Performance location is exclusively Mexico at U.S. government diplomatic and residential facilities.