Tecniservicios FBV SRL

Tecniservicios FBV SRL, a for-profit construction and facility services provider based in San José, Costa Rica, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering minor construction, electrical installation, HVAC systems, CCTV security infrastructure, and maintenance services to the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement at U.S. facilities in Costa Rica and select overseas posts. The vendor competes in full-and-open procurements with no small business set-aside designation across its federal portfolio.

All 27 awards in the vendor's recent federal footprint are prime contracts, with the Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement (INL) accounting for 17 awards and $1.3 million in combined potential value — representing 93% of the vendor's total federal award base. The three remaining State Department customer bureaus (Overseas Building Operations, US Embassy San Jose, and the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs) collectively represent the remaining seven awards and $69 thousand to $27 thousand in combined potential value. Dollar concentration is extreme: INL anchors virtually all revenue, with $1.2 million obligated across the vendor's $1.4 million total potential value.

Tecniservicios executes work almost entirely through purchase orders under an INL Blanket Purchase Agreement valued at $250,000 (awarded November 2024, valid through November 2024 per the source data; the updated ceiling described in multiple award summaries references $250,000 as the current BPA framework). Representative recent work includes a $240,024 remodeling contract for INL Annex 2 (September 2024), a $108,223 construction contract for pending works at INL Annex #2 (June 2025), a $75,808 additional-works purchase order for completion of project PR15349078 (June 2025), and a $25,379 IP video surveillance installation at a DEA special investigations unit house in Costa Rica (August 2026). Earlier contracts span CCTV system installation at the Los Lagos Detention Facility ($84,285), kitchen installation across three facilities ($136,448), electrical work at the Talamanca Prevention Center ($45,007), and window, air-conditioning, and medium-voltage system upgrades at CBP and other posts. One contract funded work at a migration police facility in Lagos, Nigeria ($62,342).

Activity declined from eight awards in 2023 to five in 2024, two in 2025, and one in 2026, indicating contraction in recent ordering volume. The vendor holds no positions on government-wide vehicles, IDIQs, or multi-agency BPAs — all work flows through the INL-specific BPA. No subcontract relationships appear in the source data. The vendor's scope is geographically concentrated on facility support at U.S. posts and INL-funded counternarcotics infrastructure in Costa Rica, with minimal diversification across federal customers or contract vehicles.