Ids De Centroamerica SA De CV

Ids De Centroamerica SA De CV, doing business as Ids De Centroamerica, is an El Salvador-based technology solutions provider that has established itself as a reliable supplier of computer equipment and IT infrastructure to U.S. government agencies operating in Central America. Registered in the System for Award Management since December 2015, the company is a for-profit corporate entity that specializes in delivering ruggedized computing equipment and technology solutions to support U.S. diplomatic and law enforcement initiatives in the region. The vendor has cultivated a strong track record with federal agencies by consistently delivering high-specification computer hardware and related IT services to entities throughout El Salvador, positioning itself as a preferred supplier for technology modernization efforts in the Western Hemisphere.

Since 2021, Ids De Centroamerica has received approximately 23 prime federal contract awards, all in the form of firm fixed-price purchase orders, with a combined ceiling value exceeding $1.7 million. The overwhelming majority of these contracts—21 awards totaling approximately $1.68 million—have been funded by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement Affairs (INL), with two additional contracts funded by the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs. The vendor has supplied an extensive range of IT goods and services, including desktop computers, laptops, Toughbook ruggedized laptops, network access points, switches, forensic audit equipment, and CODIS database hardware and software to support law enforcement modernization across El Salvador. Beneficiary organizations include the National Civilian Police (PNC), PNC Forensic Lab, Supreme Court (CSJ), specialized units such as the Gender Unit and Homicide Investigation Team (HIT), municipalities, and various other Salvadoran governmental institutions. One notable contract from September 2022, valued at $410,894.30, was set aside for total small business participation and involved the delivery of 323 computer units including desktop computers, advanced desktops, and laptops to the National Civilian Police. The remaining contracts carried no set-aside designations, reflecting the vendor's established status and capability to compete on open procurement opportunities. These awards demonstrate Ids De Centroamerica's core competency in procuring, configuring, and delivering specialized technology solutions that align with INL's broader mission of combating international drug trafficking and strengthening law enforcement capacity in Central America.