Contract Manufacturing In Mexico

Run your product assembly in Mexico without forming an entity, leasing a plant, or hiring a workforce. Loginam supplies the floor, the people, and the cross-border compliance.

When Nearshore Contract Manufacturing In Mexico Makes Sense

Assembly work moves south for a handful of reasons: a line outgrowing its current capacity, a supplier relationship ending, a run that needs to sit closer to North American demand, or a cost base that no longer leaves room for margin.

Running the work at nearshore rates changes what is economical to build. Short runs, lower-margin lines, and products that were marginal onshore can earn their way back into production.

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Two Routes Into Contract Manufacturing Services In Mexico

Our Team, Your Specification

Our trained staff assembles to your specification under ISO 9001:2015-certified procedures. You send the BOM, the work instructions, and the quality checkpoints. We supply the space, the people, and the documentation, with no entity to form and no headcount to carry.

Your Team, Our Legal Entity

Prefer to direct your own production staff? Our shelter services make us your legal entity of record in Mexico. We handle recruiting, payroll, benefits, filings, and health and safety. You keep every decision about production, quality, and staffing.

Contract Manufacturing & Assembly Capabilities

Our contract manufacturing solutions cover assembly-level work on components you supply, built to your documentation and finished ready to ship.

Sub-Assembly & Component Integration

Components are built into assemblies and sub-assemblies, finished for distribution or shipped as parts of a larger build elsewhere.

BOM & Work Instruction Builds

Your bill of materials and work instructions are locked before the first unit is built, so every run follows the same documented sequence.

Inline QA, Testing & Verification

Checkpoints and tests sit inside the build, with components scanned in so every unit carries a record of its lots and test results.

Serialization, Labeling & Packaging

Finished units are serialized, labeled, and packed to your specification, in retail-ready presentation or bulk, depending on where they go next.

Functional Rework

Units that need correction are reworked, relabeled, and repackaged, then routed back toward sellable condition inside the same operation.

Controlled-Environment Builds

Cleanroom facilities with HVAC and filtration support GMP workflows, with processes aligned to FDA requirements where your product calls for it.

One operation for assembly, verification, labeling, and rework.

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More Than Assembly: The Infrastructure To Deliver

500,000+ ft²

Room to scale through every volume swing.

20+ Years

Two decades of cross-border operating depth.

300+ Team Members

People and expertise to keep production moving.

IMMEX-Ready

Cross-border compliance handled in-house.

What Happens After The Build

Finished units do not have to leave when the build ends. This is where a contract manufacturer backed by integrated warehousing capabilities gives you more options for what happens next.

Stay In Storage

Finished goods go straight into racked inventory with no additional transfer and no second receiving step.

Real-time stock positions at SKU level in our warehouse management system (WMS).
Elastic storage that scales with your volume rather than a fixed footprint.
Lot and serial records carried through from the build.

Move To Your Integration Point

Sub-assemblies that feed a larger build do not have to stop here.

Completed units routed to your plant, contract manufacturer, or distribution point.
Dedicated cross-border FTL and LTL lanes.
Documentation prepared ahead of border crossing so freight doesn’t wait on paperwork.

Distribute To Your Customers

Finished products ship from the same facility that assembled them, on your customers’ terms.

B2B fulfillment with carton counts and pallet configuration to spec.
Routing guide adherence, ASNs, and compliant labeling.
Marketplace, EDI, and WMS integrations with same-day processing windows.

Handle What Comes Back

Returned products are triaged by the team that built the unit, not shipped elsewhere to be assessed.

Reverse logistics intake, A/B/C condition grading, and disposition.
Rework or recycling against rules you set in advance.
Recovery reporting so you can see what returned to sellable inventory.

One building, one inventory record, one accountable team.

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Contract Manufacturing In Tijuana And Northern Mexico

Loginam’s Tijuana facility sits about five miles from the United States border and 18 miles from downtown San Diego, inside the Cali-Baja corridor, with commercial freight moving through the Otay Mesa gateway.

For manufacturers already weighing contract manufacturing in northern Mexico, that proximity turns replenishment and exception handling into same-week work rather than same-month work.

Our team also works your Pacific business hours, so a question raised in the morning is answered on the same shift.

Ready to make cross-border assembly easier to manage?

Industries We Build For

Product requirements drive the workflow. We tailor preparation, handling, and quality checks to each product’s requirements.

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Electronics & Technology

Supplied parts assembled into electronic sub-assemblies and finished units, handled at ESD-protected workstations.

Medical Devices

Medical device components joined through manual fitting, press-fit connections, and adhesive bonding.

Automotive

Automotive sub-assemblies, accessories, and service parts assembled and packed to your specification.

Industrial & Manufacturing

Mechanical sub-assemblies, hardware kits, and enclosed units with fitted components, in short runs or recurring volumes.

FAQs

Contract manufacturing in Mexico is the outsourcing of full-scale production or specialized assembly to a third-party provider, working to the client’s specifications. Many operations use the IMMEX program, which permits qualifying temporary imports of components without import duties.

Contract manufacturing has no fixed price. Costs depend on materials, labor, product complexity, order volume, tooling, and quality requirements. Quotes may include a per-unit rate plus setup or tooling fees.

Neither is always cheaper. Mexico can offer lower total costs for U.S.-bound goods because shipping distances are shorter and labor costs are lower. China can be more competitive where its supplier networks and production scale reduce unit costs.

Mexico’s major manufacturing industries include automotive and auto parts, electronics, aerospace, medical devices, food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, and household appliances.