Mauricio Garduño Gonzales Elizondo founded a telecommunications company that secured 33 billion pesos in federal contracts across multiple administrations.
Mauricio Garduño Gonzales Elizondo founded Sixsigma Networks, a company specializing in telecommunications and technological services that has accumulated 198 federal contracts totaling over 33 billion pesos since 2006. The company secured contracts during the administrations of Felipe Calderón Hinojosa, Enrique Peña Nieto, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, and Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo. During the administration of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, Sixsigma Networks obtained 49 contracts, with nearly 40 percent awarded through direct adjudication. Notable projects included a 1.7 billion peso data center service for Banco del Bienestar in 2022 and a 301 million peso data infrastructure service for ISSSTE. Mauricio Garduño Gonzales Elizondo also serves as a minority shareholder of JDBL and Compañía, a firm created during the administration of Andrés Manuel López Obrador. He is also the owner of several other businesses, including Grupo Comercial Nasa and Grupo Gamao. The company's contractual history gained public attention due to Mauricio Garduño Gonzales Elizondo's participation in a private meeting with Andy Lopez Beltran at the Magazzino restaurant. While the meeting did not explicitly prove illegal activity or specific negotiations, it highlighted the business relationships between the entrepreneur and the son of the former president.
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Mauricio Garduño, cercano a Andy López Beltrán, acumula contratos públicos por más de 33 mil mdp
Sociedad Noticias
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Sixsigma Networks obtuvo contratos públicos por 33 mil millones en tres sexenios, revela investigación
sinaloahoy.com.mx
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Mauricio Garduño, amigo de ‘Andy’ López, que estuvo en el ‘cónclave de la Condesa’ fundó empresas en sexenios de Peña Nieto y AMLO
vanguardia.com.mx