Transcript services certified transcripts of proceedings before the U.S. Tax court. An official transcript is only produced when a specific transcription order is received by the contractor from tax…

The Internal Revenue Service awarded a Blanket Purchase Agreement call order to Escribers, LLC, a Phoenix, Arizona-based transcription services provider, for certified transcripts of proceedings before the U.S. Tax Court. This modification raises the micro-purchase threshold from $10,000 to $15,000 per new policy, with a ceiling value of $250,000 and an ultimate completion date of March 30, 2026. The contract is structured as a firm fixed-price BPA call with no set-aside designation, reflecting Escribers' ability to compete successfully in open market procurements. Escribers operates under a larger single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the IRS valued at $2.7 million (awarded June 1, 2022, expiring March 31, 2027), which enables the agency to issue multiple call orders for transcription services including daily, real-time, and expedited transcripts to support nationwide taxpayer services functions.

Escribers, LLC has established itself as a reliable federal transcription services provider since registering in the System for Award Management in May 2011. In addition to its primary IRS relationship, the company has supported numerous other federal agencies including the Executive Office for Immigration Review, National Labor Relations Board, Merit Systems Protection Board, Social Security Administration, and Department of Justice components. The company's experience spans a diverse portfolio of legal proceedings, administrative hearings, and specialized court reporting services, with individual contract values historically ranging from approximately $1,420 to $3.44 million. Performance is primarily conducted at Escribers' Phoenix facility, though the company maintains flexibility to perform work at other locations as required by specific contract requirements.

Transcript services certified transcripts of proceedings before the U.S. Tax court. An official transcript is only produced when a specific transcription order is received by the contractor from tax court, IRS counsel, the petitioner, or a member of