Servicios Energia Construccion Y Telecomunicaciones SA De CV

Servicios Energia Construccion Y Telecomunicaciones SA De CV, doing business as Secontsa, is a Honduras-based minority-owned and Hispanic American-owned partnership or limited liability partnership that supplies construction materials, electrical equipment, generators, and specialized infrastructure goods to the Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) as a prime contractor on purchase orders, competing on full-and-open, non-set-aside basis.

Secontsa's federal footprint centers entirely on INL's law enforcement capacity-building and counternarcotics operations in Central America, specifically Honduras. The Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement accounts for 13 of 16 total awards (100% of the combined potential value at $792 thousand), with the balance split between the Department of State Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs (2 awards, $9 thousand) and the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Civil Works (1 award, $178 thousand). Secontsa operates exclusively as a prime contractor; it holds no subcontract positions and has never held an IDV or GWAC seat.

Representative work spans concrete construction materials, electrical infrastructure, and forensic support equipment. Recent examples include a $54.9 thousand purchase order (September 2026) for concrete blocks and pavers to the Choluteca Morgue with December 2026 delivery; a $166.1 thousand firm-fixed-price order (December 2023) for serology testing repair parts and maintenance equipment at the International Law Enforcement Academy in Honduras through December 2024; a $71.9 thousand photovoltaic equipment order (June 2022) for the Unified Data Center; a $62.3 thousand supply of electric materials for the Choluteca Morgue (December 2023); generators and automatic transfer switches valued at $58.4 thousand (November 2023) and $32.9 thousand (September 2024) for the Telematics Directorate and U.S. Embassy Tegucigalpa respectively; and a $90.8 thousand aggregate materials contract (August 2023) completed with final closeout in March 2026. All awards are firm-fixed-price purchase orders with no socioeconomic set-aside designation.

Activity has been episodic rather than sustained, with three awards in 2016, then a four-year gap before two awards in 2022, four in 2023, two in 2024, and one in 2026. Combined obligated value across all sixteen awards totals $978 thousand, indicating a small-dollar vendor. One award (the September 2026 concrete purchase order valued at $54.9 thousand) reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and faces recompete risk. Secontsa has no identified subcontract relationships or parent vehicle positioning.