Suministradora De Servicios Y Materiales Hernandez S. De R.l. De CV

Suministradora De Servicios Y Materiales Hernandez S. De R.L. De CV, operating through its division Suministradora De Servicios Y Materiales S De RL De CV, is a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned for-profit business based in Honduras that delivers logistics and facilities-support services to U.S. military operations in Central America as a prime contractor on full-and-open purchase orders and blanket purchase agreement calls. The vendor competes without set-aside designation across 45 prime awards totaling $2.3 million in combined potential value, with no subcontract footprint.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on operational support for forward-deployed U.S. forces in Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Belize. Representative work includes a $345.8 thousand multi-year purchase order from Army Southern Command (awarded August 2022, extending through August 2025) for interpretation and translation services supporting the 410th Combat Support Battalion at Soto Cano Air Base and multiple locations across Honduras, with certified bilingual personnel and translation of approximately 160,000 words annually; a $127.6 thousand purchase order from the Department of the Army (June 2026, extending through May 2031) for Spanish language instruction at eight 54-hour modules per year; and a $101.4 thousand Department of Defense purchase order (April 2026) for line haul services and customs brokerage transporting supplies and equipment between Soto Cano Air Base and El Salvador locations. The vendor also provides hotel accommodations, laundry and janitorial services, trash removal, portable toilets, water delivery, construction materials, and transportation support across the region.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward Army and Air Force entities in Central America. Army Southern Command drives 51% of awards and 40% of combined potential value (23 awards, $918 thousand); Air Combat Command accounts for 24% of awards and 32% of potential value (11 awards, $734 thousand); Department of the Army proper holds 11% of awards and 21% of potential value (5 awards, $494 thousand). The two rankings track closely, with no divergence between award count and dollar concentration. The Marine Corps and broader Department of Defense complete the customer set with minimal exposure.

Activity shows decline from a 2022 peak of 16 awards to one award in 2025 and three in 2026 year-to-date. The vendor holds a position on a $500 thousand multiple-award blanket purchase agreement with Air Combat Command for hotel rooms in Honduras and Guatemala (awarded May 2022, expiring August 2022), against which six task orders totaling $129 thousand have been placed. Work spans NAICS categories including Fuel Dealers (7 awards), Septic Tank and Related Services (6 awards), General Freight Trucking Long-Distance (5 awards), and Drycleaning and Laundry Services (5 awards), with PSC concentration in fuels, housekeeping, trash collection, motor freight transportation, and translation and interpreting support. No parent government-wide vehicles or federal contract IDVs appear in the footprint beyond the single Air Combat Command BPA.