Edgar Altamirano Arteaga

Edgar Altamirano Arteaga is a sole proprietorship registered in Mexico City with a specialized focus on providing construction, maintenance, and renovation services to U.S. government facilities. Registered in SAM.gov since May 19, 2022, with an active registration through February 23, 2026, the company operates as a for-profit organization that primarily serves U.S. diplomatic properties in Mexico. The business has established itself as a reliable contractor for the U.S. Department of State, demonstrating expertise in facility improvement, maintenance, and event support services.

The company has been awarded multiple prime federal contracts, predominantly from the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (OBO), focusing on comprehensive renovation and restoration projects. These contracts have included kitchen refurbishments, interior door and closet installations, full residential unit restorations, and specialized facility maintenance tasks. The contract values have ranged from $37,164.70 to $224,496.68, covering projects such as floor coverings, kitchen upgrades, closet and door installations, cabinet replacements, bathroom fixture improvements, and gas tank replacements. All contracts have been awarded through full and open competition, with no specific set-aside designations, and have been primarily concentrated on U.S. government properties in Mexico.

Edgar Altamirano Arteaga holds four Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) with the U.S. Embassy in Mexico, providing flexible maintenance and make-ready services across multiple diplomatic facilities. These BPAs have cumulative ceiling values of $432,000, with performance periods extending through 2030. The BPAs enable the U.S. Embassy to efficiently manage its properties through on-demand work orders, covering tasks like residential property maintenance, minor repairs, and preparing housing units for personnel rotations. Two BPAs are specifically designated for maintenance and minor repairs, while another two focus on make-ready services for residential properties, ensuring diplomatic facilities remain in optimal condition during personnel transitions.