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    Innovation programs with public institutions in Mexico City

    Mobil3 designs and runs innovation pilots, open challenges and university programs with government offices, city halls, NGOs and embassies in Mexico City. Every program has a fixed scope, bilingual deliverables and documentation built for procurement, audit and donor reporting.

    Why Mexico City

    Mexico City hosts federal agencies, the city government, most embassies and international cooperation agencies. Mobil3 already works with the city's economic development ministry and the Instituto Politécnico Nacional, which shortens the path from brief to a pilot running with real users.

    What we run with public institutions in Mexico City

    Innovation pilots

    A fixed-scope pilot with real users and real data. The working pilot is the deliverable, documented for handover or open release.

    Open innovation challenges

    Hackathons and challenges where developers, students and startups work on a public problem your office defines.

    Programs with public universities

    Workshops, campus activations and institutional programs run with public universities and innovation centers.

    Audit-ready documentation

    Bilingual deliverables, open documentation and results measured on the people the program serves, built for procurement and donor reporting.

    The pilot cycle: 22 weeks

    1. Brief

      Two weeks to define the mandate, who it serves and the outcome that justifies the budget.

    2. Design

      Eight weeks inside procurement and reporting rules, with a fixed-price scope.

    3. Pilot

      Twelve weeks running the pilot with real users and real data.

    4. Scale

      A permanent program, a contract handover or an open-source release.

    Institutions we work with in Mexico City

    Government and universities

    • SEDECO
    • Instituto Politécnico Nacional

    Frequently asked questions

    Can an embassy run an innovation program with Mobil3 in Mexico City?

    Yes. Mobil3 runs programs with embassies and international cooperation agencies under their own mandate and reporting rules: challenges with local developers, university programs and pilots, with bilingual deliverables and documentation ready for the funder.

    How does Mobil3 fit government procurement rules in Mexico City?

    Programs are designed inside procurement and reporting rules from the first week: fixed-price scope, clear deliverables, open documentation and results measured on the people the program serves. Share your procurement or funding timeline in the brief and we design around it.

    What does a public innovation pilot deliver?

    A working pilot with real users and real data, plus the documentation to decide what happens next: a permanent program, a handover to a contract or an open-source release. The pilot running is the deliverable, not a report about one.

    How does a public office start a program with Mobil3?

    Send a brief through the contact page with your organization, the mandate, the budget range and your procurement or funding timeline. Mobil3 replies within five business days with a proposal, a referral or a clear no. Public-sector pilots start in 2027 Q3.

    Ready to start in Mexico City?

    Send a brief