Learn our story, leadership, and mission shaping manufacturing in Mexico.
Tariffs are moving and the USMCA review is open. In that uncertainty, the edge isn’t just moving fast, it’s moving with certainty. This guide shows how Tetakawi’s integrated Manufacturing Campus model turns an open-ended, high-risk move into a defined path.
What’s Inside
An operator-to-operator look at how the Manufacturing Campus model takes the surprises out of a Mexico operation, and the due diligence to do before you commit capital.
Legal setup, facilities, workforce, and administration. The four places a Mexico move goes sideways when you run them separately, and how the Campus carries the work on each.
Five things that define a Tetakawi Campus: ready infrastructure, a workforce engine, an integrated back office, one contract, and built-in security.
Get started in as little as 30 days in a building that is already standing, against 8 to 12 months standalone, with up to 30% less overhead. The guide shows where the predictability comes from.
You keep production, IP, quality systems, and customers. In Mexico, Tetakawi is the employer of record and the importer and exporter of record; entering the United States, your company is.
From due diligence to on-Campus expansion, with one named point of contact at every stage, so you always know who to call.
How Consolidated Precision Products built the plant that leads the company in retention, on the Mazatlán Campus.
Proof of Platform
The platform behind the model you’ll read about.
Active manufacturers today
Employees supported
Manufacturing Campuses
sq ft under management
Years operating in Mexico