Serrano Proano Diseno Y Construccion S.A.

Serrano Proano Diseno Y Construccion S.A., doing business as Serrano Proano, is an Ecuador-based construction and design firm headquartered in Quito that provides comprehensive construction, repair, renovation, and design services to the U.S. federal government throughout South and Central America. A subsidiary of PC Brothers Company, Serrano Proano specializes in delivering construction and infrastructure projects to U.S. military installations, naval medical research facilities, embassy properties, and other federal government locations across the region. The company has established itself as a primary regional contractor through demonstrated expertise in vertical and horizontal construction, site work, mechanical and electrical services, and facilities development in complex operating environments.

Serrano Proano has delivered an extensive portfolio of construction and repair services across multiple U.S. federal agencies, with recent work focusing heavily on military and naval medical infrastructure in Peru and Ecuador. The company has executed delivery orders funded by ENDIST Mobile for critical projects including the repair of Water Pump No. 6 at Callao Naval Hospital ($279,172), repairs to Building 10 at the NAMRU-S compound in Callao ($320,635.90), design and construction of CCTV cameras and lighting at NAMRU South Naval Hospital in Iquitos ($316,677.23), and repair of Building 9 at NAMRU-S in Callao ($357,124.44). Additional recent projects include construction of an indigenous school facility in the Galapagos ($2.12 million), renovation of a school shelter facility in the Galapagos ($840,921.68), and design and construction of a National Firefighting Emergency Operations Center in Bariloche, Argentina ($3.54 million) funded by Army Southern Command. The company has also completed work for the Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations, including staff housing purchase construction oversight services in Ecuador and rehabilitation and repair of the driveway at the U.S. Embassy in Quito. Historical projects funded by the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Army Southern Command, and Army Corps of Engineers encompass remodeling and facility repairs at various installations, electrical system repairs at NAMRU-6, CCTV system replacements in Peru, hospital repair and construction in Shushufindi, Ecuador, and government classroom and fire station construction in Belize. All contract awards to Serrano Proano have been issued as prime contracts with no set-aside designations, and the company has not utilized subcontractors on the awards reflected in its contract history.

Serrano Proano currently holds three significant indefinite delivery contracts that serve as the foundation for its ongoing federal government business. The most recent is a $20 million single-award IDIQ contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Mobile District awarded on September 23, 2024, for small construction services in Peru through September 22, 2029, which allows for task orders ranging from micro-purchases to $500,000 and covers building repairs, replacements, upgrades, road construction, and design services at U.S. Embassy and military facilities. The company also maintains a $49 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract with the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Mobile for construction services in South America and Panama through June 1, 2028, covering vertical and horizontal construction, site work, mechanical and electrical services, and facilities development. Additionally, Serrano Proano holds a $49 million multiple-award IDIQ with the Department of the Army Southern Command for construction services across Central America through July 21, 2026, which supports military operations, security cooperation, and humanitarian assistance in the region. These three IDIQs represent approximately $118 million in total contracting capacity and have generated numerous task orders for projects throughout the region, providing Serrano Proano with substantial flexibility to respond to government construction requirements as they arise while ensuring a sustained revenue stream from its primary federal government customers.