Culmen International, LLC
Culmen International, LLC, doing business as Culmen International LLC, is a premier provider of technical, international security, management, and logistics services to the U.S. federal government. Established in 2004, the company specializes in delivering a wide range of solutions to support national security, defense, and civilian agency missions. Culmen International's expertise spans areas such as border security, counterterrorism, chemical and biological defense, acquisition support, and international training programs. As a for-profit limited liability company and manufacturer of goods, Culmen has built a strong reputation for its ability to execute complex projects across multiple federal agencies, leveraging its technical knowledge and program management capabilities to address critical national security challenges.
Through its prime federal contract awards, Culmen International has provided diverse goods and services across multiple agencies. For the Department of State, the company has delivered advisory services in various countries, including Nigeria, Albania, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Bulgaria, as well as contraband detection equipment and specialized technical support for nuclear facilities. The Department of Defense has contracted Culmen for language instruction services, acquisition support, and nonstandard weapons procurement. The company has also supplied marine diesel engines to the Coast Guard, supported the Air Force with range target maintenance, and provided logistics services to the Defense Threat Reduction Agency. Culmen has worked on COVID-19 response efforts, supplying personal protective equipment to the Army. Many of these contracts have been awarded without set-aside designations, although some have been designated for small businesses. As a subcontractor, Culmen has supported prime contractors such as KBR Wyle Services, LLC and AECOM Services, Inc. on various defense and civilian agency contracts.
Culmen International has secured prime federal grant awards to support critical international security initiatives. The company received a $1,086,243 cooperative agreement from the Department of State's Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation to support the annual North African Border Security Management Academy. This capacity-building initiative aims to enhance global export controls and border security to prevent the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and related sensitive materials. Additionally, Culmen was awarded a $4,550,061 cooperative agreement by the State Department's Bureau of Counterterrorism to enhance aviation security at Sebha International Airport in Libya. This two-year project involves providing technical assistance, training, and infrastructure improvements to strengthen Libya's capacity to prevent, disrupt, and respond to terrorism threats targeting civil aviation. These grants leverage Culmen's technical expertise and program management capabilities to execute projects that align with U.S. foreign policy objectives and enhance international security.
The company holds several significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) across multiple agencies. For the International Development Finance Corporation, Culmen has a $100 million single-award IDC for international and domestic staffing services. The Air Force awarded Culmen a $960 million multiple-award IDC for counter-narcotics and global threats operations, logistics, and training support services globally. The company also holds a $75 billion single-award IDIQ with the Department of Health and Human Services for influx care facility services. Other notable IDVs include a $90 million BPA with the State Department for specialized operational equipment, a $60 million IDC for mission support services, and multiple IDCs with the Defense Security Cooperation Agency for language instruction and advisory services. These vehicles allow various agencies to rapidly procure Culmen's expertise across a broad spectrum of international security, logistics, and technical support services. Task orders under these IDVs have included providing specialized equipment, language instruction, and advisory services to support agency missions in counterterrorism, nonproliferation, and global security initiatives.
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Not listed 99 Canal Center Plaza # 125, Alexandria, VA 22314, USA
11/16/04 5/1/25 Commonwealth Trading Partners Inc.
Commonwealth Trading Partners Inc. (CTP) is a for-profit organization, self-certified HUBZone joint venture, and Subchapter S Corporation that provides a wide range of services to the U.S. federal government. The company specializes in strategic trade control training, counter-narcotics operations support, institutional capacity building, and security cooperation assessments. CTP has extensive experience working with various federal agencies, including the Departments of State, Defense, Air Force, and Justice, as well as the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) and USAID. The company's expertise spans areas such as export control, border security, and international security cooperation.
Through its federal contract awards, CTP has provided diverse services across multiple agencies. For the Department of State's Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation, the company has delivered strategic trade control training services, logistical support, and IT services under various delivery orders of the ISN/ECC Strategic Trade Control Training IDIQ contract. These contracts have ranged in value from $280,930 to $10.2 million. CTP has also supported the Air Force Air Combat Command with counter-narcotics and global threats operations, logistics, and training services, including a $2 million delivery order. For the DSCA, the company has provided assessment, monitoring, and evaluation services for security cooperation programs, as well as NATO synchronization support, with contracts valued at $2.27 million and $562,564 respectively. Additionally, CTP has partnered with other firms to provide institutional support services to USAID's Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean under the OASIS SB contract vehicle, with a $21.6 million award where CTP subcontracted 45-49% of the work to International Business & Technical Consultants, Inc.
In terms of federal grant awards, CTP received a $795,359 cooperative agreement from the Department of State's Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation under the Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program. This two-year project, awarded in September 2021, focuses on developing online learning resources to address weaknesses in strategic trade controls and border security standards for EXBS partners in Ukraine. The project aims to enhance partners' export control regimes and ability to interdict illicit technology shipments through the creation and delivery of online training modules.
CTP holds several significant federal contract IDVs. The company is a holder of the Department of Defense Counter Narcotics and Global Threats (CN&GT) multiple-award IDIQ contract, with a ceiling value of $960 million and a period of performance through September 2032. Under this vehicle, CTP provides counter-narcotics and global threats operations, logistics, and training support to various organizations. CTP also holds a position on the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services - Small Business (OASIS SB) contract, a government-wide acquisition vehicle for complex professional services with a ceiling value of $999,999,999,999 and a performance period through December 2024. Additionally, the company has been awarded two IDVs by the Defense Security Cooperation Agency for assessment, monitoring, and evaluation security cooperation support services, each with a ceiling value of $150 million. These IDVs enable CTP to provide a range of services including evaluations, training, and support for security cooperation initiatives with partner nations.
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Not listed 100 N Pitt St #425, Alexandria, VA 22314, USA
1/8/03 8/1/25 U.s. Civilian Research And Development Foundation
U.s. Civilian Research and Development Foundation, doing business as CRDF Global, is a non-profit organization that facilitates international scientific and technical collaboration through grants, services, and cooperative programs involving U.S. federal agencies and global partners. Established through the Freedom Support Act of 1992, CRDF Global was initially created to advance cooperative research efforts with countries from the former Soviet Union. The organization provides a wide range of services to U.S. federal agencies, including legislative workshops, study tours, training modules, project management, and advisory services focused on areas such as nonproliferation, cybersecurity, agriculture, and scientific exchange. Major clients include the Departments of State, Agriculture, Justice, and Health and Human Services.
Through prime and subcontract awards, CRDF Global delivers various services to federal agencies. These include coordinating J-1 visa support for foreign visiting scientists under the USDA's Foreign Visiting Scientist Program, providing logistical and administrative support for international scientific exchanges, and delivering specialized training and capacity building programs in areas like nonproliferation, export controls, and biosecurity. For the Department of State, CRDF Global has supported initiatives such as the FIRST INITIATIVE, focusing on nuclear and radiological security, and programs aimed at strengthening strategic trade controls in partner countries. The organization has also provided translation services for the FBI and cybersecurity assistance for maritime and border security in countries like Cyprus and Lebanon. No set-aside designations were typically used for these contract awards.
CRDF Global's grant-funded work spans a wide range of programs and agencies. For the Department of State, the organization has received grants to support initiatives such as the International Visitor Leadership Program, cybersecurity capacity building in Eastern Europe, and nonproliferation efforts through the Global Threat Reduction program. CRDF Global has also received funding from the USDA to support international collaborative research projects and scientific activities in areas like antimicrobial resistance and alternatives to antibiotics. The organization has partnered with universities on NIH-funded research projects related to HIV care and prevention in Eastern Europe. Additionally, CRDF Global has received CDC funding to enhance global health security and expand efforts to protect and improve public health globally.
CRDF Global holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) with federal agencies. A $9.5 million IDV with the USDA Agricultural Research Service supports the Foreign Visiting Scientist Program, allowing CRDF Global to provide J-1 visa processing, researcher stipends, and program coordination through various task orders. The Department of State's Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation awarded CRDF Global an $8 million single-award IDV to provide specialized support services for the FIRST INITIATIVE, including workshops, training modules, and study tours across Asia, Europe, and Africa. Another State Department IDV, valued at nearly $2 million, focuses on providing support services for the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention, including advisory, research, and analysis services. These IDVs demonstrate CRDF Global's ongoing role in facilitating international scientific collaboration and supporting U.S. foreign policy objectives in areas such as nonproliferation and global health security.
MR7ZQXJSQKA5 541990
Not listed 1776 Wilson Blvd #300, Arlington, VA 22209, USA
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