Negocios Globales De Centroamerica SA De CV

Negocios Globales De Centroamerica SA De CV, a for-profit partnership registered in Costa Rica, supplies fuel and diesel to U.S. State Department facilities in El Salvador as a prime contractor under a multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement, competing in full-and-open procurements with no small business set-aside designation applied to any award in the source data.

The vendor operates from San José, Costa Rica, and specializes in petroleum product delivery — regular fuel and diesel for site generators — supporting the International Cooperative Administrative Support Services program at U.S. diplomatic and administrative facilities in the Western Hemisphere. All nine awards in the source span fuel procurement only, classified under NAICS 238910 (Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations) and PSC 4310 (Fuel Oils). Recent work includes a $18,905.20 BPA call from the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs for 4,000 gallons of regular fuel awarded August 31, 2026; an $18,840.00 BPA call from the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations for diesel supporting site generators awarded August 17, 2026; and a $17,928.40 BPA call from the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs for 4,000 gallons of regular fuel awarded June 26, 2026. Pricing has trended upward across 2026, from $13,817.60 in January to $18,905.20 in August.

Customer concentration is split between two State Department bureaus with equal decision relevance but inverse rankings. The Bureau of Overseas Building Operations leads in combined potential value at $152 thousand across four awards, while the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs accounts for $86 thousand across five awards — both tracking at 100% of the portfolio by award count and potential value. The vendor holds a single parent vehicle: Blanket Purchase Agreement 19ES6025A0004, established December 2, 2024, with a $100 thousand ceiling running through December 2, 2026, against which seven task orders have been issued totaling $118 thousand in combined potential value. The source data shows one award reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing $19 thousand in recompete exposure. Activity has grown from two awards in 2024 to six in 2026, though the footprint remains narrow — two agencies, one vehicle, one commodity class — with $138 thousand obligated against $238 thousand in combined potential value.