Gogam Soluciones De Mexico

Gogam Soluciones De Mexico, a for-profit Mexican corporation headquartered in Hacienda de las Palmas, Mexico, supplies household appliances, commercial equipment, and modular scaffolding systems to the U.S. Department of State as a prime contractor on full-and-open purchase orders with no set-aside designation.

The vendor operates exclusively as a prime, holding all sixteen recent awards without subcontract engagements. Gogam's federal customer base is entirely concentrated within the Department of State: the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs accounts for fourteen awards and $173 thousand in combined potential value; the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations holds one award valued at $79 thousand; and the US Embassy Mexico holds one award for $11 thousand. This concentration reflects a narrow mission — supplying appliances and facility equipment to U.S. diplomatic installations in Mexico. Representative work includes a $79 thousand modular scaffolding system for preventive maintenance at the New Embassy Compound's cooling tower in Mexico City (August 2026, firm fixed-price, completion December 2026); multiple appliance orders to the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs ranging from $10 thousand to $14 thousand each for refrigerators, dishwashers, laundry centers, stoves, and LP-gas equipment (recurring from 2023 through 2026); and a $10 thousand appliance order to the Embassy in February 2024.

Activity has grown from three awards in 2023 to a peak of seven in 2024, then tapered to three each in 2025 and 2026. All 16 awards total $263 thousand in potential value, with 100% of that amount obligated. The recompete cliff shows one award ($79 thousand, the scaffolding contract) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. The vendor's portfolio splits across household appliances and equipment wholesale (six awards), kitchen equipment (four awards), household furniture (three awards), and industrial equipment categories (scaffolding and fabricated metals). Gogam competes on open federal procurement with no SBA certifications or set-asides and operates under standard commercial terms on all awards. The vendor's footprint is narrow by design — a regional supplier for State Department facility operations in Mexico rather than a broad federal IT or services vendor.