Who is the MEP contractor for US companies in Tijuana? Alianza Electromecánica, trade name of Luis Enrique Laija Pacheco (persona física), registered in May 2016, works from Nicolás Bravo 2936, Col. Colosio Delmatamoros, CP 22204, Tijuana, B.C. The firm serves US companies with operations in Baja California: English communication, bilingual project reports, industrial electrical work to NOM-001-SEDE, CFE medium-voltage coordination when the contract includes it, and industrial HVAC. Phone (664) 604-1810. There is no US office.
MEP contractor for US companies in Tijuana: one electromechanical crew for plants in Baja California. The audience is San Diego companies, US manufacturers setting up or expanding in Tijuana, and plant or facility managers. The published address stays in Tijuana.
For US companies
Alianza Electromecánica, trade name of Luis Enrique Laija Pacheco (persona física), registered in May 2016, is the MEP contractor for US companies in Tijuana. The office is Nicolás Bravo 2936, Col. Colosio Delmatamoros, CP 22204, Tijuana, B.C. Phone (664) 604-1810. The company serves US companies with operations in Baja California. It does not publish a US address.
The same counterpart covers electrical installations, the industrial electrician scope, medium voltage, HVAC, and industrial air conditioning. Supporting civil work stays with that package. In existing buildings the published scope is MEP fit-out and installations.
How the work is run
An industrial electrical contractor in Tijuana, Mexico, for a US plant still works under Mexican rules and from the Tijuana office. The points below are the working method. They do not add a certification, a year, or a client the site does not already state.
Calls, site coordination, and written updates with the US side are in English. Project reports are bilingual, English and Spanish, so the plant team and the corporate office read the same job. The site already offers English reports for plants from the United States and Asia.
Electrical installations are executed to the Mexican electrical code, NOM-001-SEDE. That is the NOM compliance already stated on the electrical pages, named here as the electrical installation standard. This page does not add a license number.
When the contract includes the service entrance, medium-voltage work covers pads, manholes, transformers, trenches, and panels, and coordination with CFE for permitting and interconnection. CFE paperwork closes with the client or the developer. Alianza does not replace CFE. Detail is on the medium voltage page.
The crew works in industrial parks and maquiladoras, and on the fit-out of manufacturing plants: power, HVAC, and the civil items that package needs. The published scope is MEP fit-out and installations in existing buildings. Published parks and job types are only those already on the projects page.
HVAC contractor work for a Baja California maquiladora is plant air: rooftop and plant equipment, ductwork, extraction, chillers, and cleanrooms when the published job includes them. Hospital and clinic air stays on the HVAC page.
The quote is issued in USD or MXN as agreed. The agreement is the currency of that quote. No exchange rate is published on this page. Send the scope to (664) 604-1810 or the form below.
Trade pages
As an HVAC contractor for Baja California maquiladoras, Alianza Electromecánica installs and maintains industrial air from the Tijuana office, with published work also in Rosarito and Tecate. The package can sit with electrical installations and supporting civil work. One counterpart for bulletins and close-out.
The electromechanical contractor page states the company scope. The copy is written for US companies with operations in Baja California. It does not change the address, the phone, or the service area.
Industrial, commercial, and medical air. The maquiladora scope is the plant side of that page.
Rooftop units, ductwork, extraction, and maintenance of plant equipment.
Panels, distribution, and the full electrical trade, to NOM-001-SEDE.
480 V, panels, grounding, and machinery connections in the plant.
Pads, manholes, transformers, trenches, and CFE coordination when the contract includes it.
Only jobs already written on the site. No client is added on this page.
Project types
This page does not name clients and does not add photos. The photo on this page is the industrial facade already used on projects in Tijuana and on the Spanish projects page. The types below are copied from those pages. Named records stay there.
A facade plug wall, louvers, exhausters, perimeter cyclone mesh, and a trapezoidal cord at an industrial park in Tijuana. A separate close-out file for an industrial-park building in Tijuana has an electrical catalog, a hydro-sanitary catalog, louver catalogs, and a medium-voltage material file. That file publishes no kVA.
HVAC of 30 to 50 tons, ductwork, dust extraction, and civil work at a cosmetics plant in Tijuana. Vacuum systems, heat exchangers, ductwork, chillers, and cleanrooms at a manufacturing plant in Tijuana. Class 100,000 cleanrooms and HVAC at a sensor plant whose city the site does not publish. Preventive and corrective maintenance of more than 100 air-conditioning units, city not published.
A production room in Tijuana with drywall, electrical installations, and interior finishes. MEP (HVAC, electrical, and hydro-sanitary) and a retaining wall in a medical-services building in Tijuana. Electrical installations and a VRF system for operating rooms at a fertility clinic in Tijuana. HVAC and electrical work for a shelter in Baja California; the site does not publish a more specific city.
A 750 kVA transformer with trenches, ducts, and panels in Rosarito. A 300 kVA clinic job with low voltage and HVAC. Raceway work outside Baja California is on the same portfolio and is not a Tijuana job. The projects page does not claim a pad-mount on every medium-voltage card.
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Luis Enrique Laija Pacheco, persona física
Quotes in USD or MXN as agreed. English on the call. The office is in Tijuana.