Telefonos De Mexico

Telefonos De Mexico (Telmex), a Mexico-based telecommunications carrier, delivers dedicated internet circuits, Voice over IP services, fiber optic and wireless network infrastructure, and Wi-Fi hardware installations to the U.S. Department of State as a prime contractor competing in the open market with no set-aside designations.

Telmex is a for-profit organization headquartered in Mexico City (Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México). The vendor operates as a foreign-owned entity and competes for federal work on a full-and-open basis — all 33 awards in the portfolio carry no set-aside designation. The company's federal work falls primarily under telecommunications resellers (12 awards) and wired telecommunications carriers (8 awards) NAICS categories, with service delivery concentrated on network satellite communications and telecom access services (PSC 74D1) and network-as-a-service (PSC 74D2) product lines.

Telmex's federal footprint is entirely concentrated within the Department of State, which accounts for 94% of awards across seven State Department customer bureaus. The U.S. Embassy Mexico drives the dollar concentration, anchoring $2.9 million in combined potential value (roughly 73% of the total $4 million portfolio) from two awards — the parent Indefinite Delivery Contract valued at $2,874,659.85 (awarded September 20, 2023, extending through July 31, 2029) and one associated delivery order. The Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs (9 awards, $598 thousand combined potential value) and Bureau of Information Resource Management (10 awards, $221 thousand combined potential value) generate the plurality of task orders, while the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations, Bureau of Diplomatic Teleservices, and Immediate Office of the Secretary of Labor round out the active customer set.

Four task orders issued under the parent IDC (19MX5323D0014) carry $458 thousand in combined potential value. Representative prime awards include a $230,410.55 delivery order from the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs (September 2024) for dedicated internet circuits, Voice over IP lines, bandwidth upgrades, and secondary network connectivity at U.S. consular facilities in Mexico; a $31,755.68 purchase order from the Bureau of Information Resource Management (February 2026) for a Primary OpenNet Circuit providing 100 Mbps connectivity at a diplomatic facility; a $35,305.79 purchase order from the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs (January 2026) for HMO-DTO-NCC/SIP VoIP telephone service over twelve months; and a $30,874.91 purchase order from the Bureau of Diplomatic Security (August 2025) for Meraki Wi-Fi hardware installation at a diplomatic facility in Mexico. All work is performed in Mexico to support U.S. Embassy facilities, consulates, and the new U.S. Embassy compound in Mexico City. Telmex commits to 24/7 connectivity availability, 99.9% uptime guarantees, and three-hour technical support response times under the parent IDC.

Activity has been consistent at nine to twelve awards annually from 2023 through 2025, with two awards recorded in 2026 to date. Eight awards (combined potential value $182 thousand) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore expose Telmex to near-term recompete risk. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor — no subcontract relationships are present in the portfolio. Combined dollars obligated stand at $1.1 million against $4 million in combined potential value, representing a 27% obligation rate across the footprint.