On the roadmap
MBPS is opening in Puerto Rico after Houston. We are taking enquiries now and onboarding a small number of clients ahead of the local team going live.






















Puerto Rico asks more of a technology partner than most markets, and a lot of the businesses we talk to have been managing on their own because nobody local was offering what they needed.
Two things make the island genuinely different. The first is power. Grid reliability is a real operating constraint, not a footnote in a contract, and it changes how infrastructure should be designed. Backup power, cloud failover and tested recovery procedures are baseline requirements here rather than upgrades. The second is weather. Hurricane season turns disaster recovery from a compliance checkbox into something you will actually use, and a plan that has never been tested is not a plan.
On top of that, the island has drawn a steady flow of mainland companies relocating under Puerto Rico's tax incentive programmes, alongside an established pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing base. Both groups arrive with real compliance obligations and often without local IT support that understands them.
The same services our Phoenix, Las Vegas and Houston clients get, delivered by a team that works in English and Spanish.
For regulated clients, particularly in healthcare and manufacturing, compliance work is part of the engagement rather than a separate project. We handle HIPAA and SOC 2 programmes for clients on the mainland and the same approach applies here.
We will start in the San Juan metro and expand across the island as the team grows.
Office, opening soon:
290 Ave Jesus T. Piñero, Suite 1100
San Juan, PR 00918
A lot of what we do does not require somebody on the island. Monitoring, security operations, cloud work, Microsoft 365 administration and help desk all run remotely today, and several of our clients have never met us in person. If you need support before our local team is in place, we can start now and hand over as the office opens.
If you would rather wait, tell us what you need and we will come back to you when we go live locally.