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Recovery Argentina BPA

EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF THE US.EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF THE US.EXPORT IMPORT BANK OF US · Response deadline: Thu, 22 Oct 2026

What the government is buying

The Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM) is seeking to establish a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for recovery-related services in Argentina. See the solicitation for the specific scope of work, deliverables, and performance requirements.

BPAs are simplified acquisition instruments that agencies use to fill repetitive needs for supplies or services. Under a BPA, the government does not guarantee any minimum quantity of orders; instead, the agreement establishes pre-negotiated terms and pricing that streamline future purchases as needs arise. Recovery services typically involve financial, economic, or technical assistance related to debt restructuring, asset recovery, or similar activities in international contexts.

Key facts

Who can bid

This solicitation is open to all responsible sources — there is no small business set-aside on this opportunity. Any qualified business, regardless of size, may submit a bid.

The NAICS code 541110 designates "Offices of Lawyers," which classifies establishments of lawyers primarily engaged in the practice of law. However, agencies sometimes use this code for broader professional services involving legal expertise, international financial recovery, or related advisory work. If your business does not primarily operate under 541110 but provides relevant services, see the solicitation for size standard information and potential applicability to your business. The standard associated with 541110 is typically $12 million in average annual receipts for small business purposes.

Firms with experience in international financial operations, sovereign debt, cross-border recovery actions, or related legal and advisory services in Latin American markets may be especially competitive.

How to put together a competitive bid

For a recovery-focused BPA with an international financial institution, competitive bids typically demonstrate:

Technical capability: Emphasize relevant experience with sovereign or commercial debt recovery, work in Argentina or comparable jurisdictions, and knowledge of international financial regulations and local legal frameworks. Include key personnel qualifications, especially attorneys or advisors with regional expertise.

Pricing strategy: BPAs establish ceiling rates or fixed prices for anticipated services. Structure your pricing to allow flexibility across task orders while remaining competitive. Clearly distinguish between hourly rates, fixed fees for defined deliverables, and any reimbursable expenses.

Past performance: Reference comparable engagements with multilateral development banks, export credit agencies, or complex cross-border financial matters. Government or international institution experience carries significant weight.

Compliance and administration: Address your capacity to handle international invoicing, currency considerations if applicable, and rapid response to task order requests under BPA procedures.

Since this is unrestricted competition, emphasize distinctive qualifications that differentiate your firm from larger or more established competitors.

Next steps

1. Read the full solicitation on SAM.gov using solicitation number 83310127Q0001 to understand detailed requirements, evaluation criteria, and proposal submission instructions.
2. Note the response deadline: October 22, 2026 at 10:00 AM Eastern Time — late submissions are typically not accepted.
3. Verify your SAM.gov registration is active and complete before preparing your proposal, as this is required for federal contract eligibility.

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