Tabari Logistics International Company SA De CV

Tabari Logistics International Company SA De CV, a Mexico-based for-profit corporate entity, provides domestic courier services, janitorial support, and transportation logistics to the Department of State as a prime contractor, operating exclusively in full-and-open (non set-aside) territory. The vendor holds no federal IDV vehicle as a prime awardee in its own name; instead, it operates as the sole ordering recipient under multiple State Department indefinite delivery contracts and blanket purchase agreements managed through the U.S. Embassy in Mexico.

Tabari Logistics concentrates entirely within the Department of State's Mexico footprint across four bureaus. The U.S. Embassy Mexico dominates the portfolio at 14 awards carrying $8.5 million in combined potential value; the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs accounts for 7 awards ($1.4 million); the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs holds 4 awards ($79 thousand); and the Bureau of Consular Affairs accounts for 3 awards ($41 thousand). Both award-count and dollar-value rankings align—no divergence between volume and dollars signals concentration risk. The vendor's capability footprint splits between courier and ground transportation (16 awards under PSC Support—Administrative: Courier/Messenger, principally domestic intra-Mexico package and document delivery) and janitorial services (4 awards under PSC Housekeeping—Custodial Janitorial), with ancillary transportation support for canine equipment and law enforcement training programs.

Tabari Logistics operates under three named parent indefinite delivery contracts with the U.S. Embassy Mexico: IDC 19MX5321D0002 carries 7 task orders worth $102 thousand combined potential value; IDC 19MX3024D0003 anchors the largest single award at $1.2 million for janitorial services at the New Consulate Compound in Guadalajara running through July 2029; and IDC 19MX3024D0002 carries one task order worth $26 thousand. Recent representative work includes a $1.174 million firm fixed price delivery order (August 2024) for janitorial services at the National Coordination Center facility under the International Cooperative Administrative Support Services program, two October 2025 domestic courier purchase orders to the Bureau of Consular Affairs ($14.7 thousand and $13.1 thousand) with completions extending through January 2027, and a $300 thousand blanket purchase agreement (October 2022) for delivery setup support to the Department of Justice's International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program.

Activity has fluctuated over five years—peaking at nine awards in 2022, declining to five in 2023, and settling at six in 2024 before three awards in the first three quarters of 2025. Only three awards (combined potential value $1.2 million) reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, concentrating recompete risk narrowly. The vendor obligated $1.4 million across the portfolio against $10 million in combined potential value, an oblgation rate of 14 percent reflective of cost-plus or time-and-materials structures characteristic of services delivery. Tabari Logistics does not subcontract; all 28 awards are prime awards with no sub-recipient activity in the source.