Abou El-Oyoun AMR

Abou El-Oyoun AMR, a sole proprietorship based in Ashburn, Virginia, provides translation and interpretation services to the Department of State as a prime contractor under multiple-award blanket purchase agreements, competing on a full-and-open basis without set-aside designation.

The vendor operates exclusively under one customer across two reporting agency structures — the Department of State Bureau of Administration holds 24 awards valued at $685 thousand combined potential value, and the Department of State issues 3 additional awards worth $6 thousand — representing 100% of recent prime contract activity. All 27 awards are BPA calls for language services, with work performed primarily in Washington, D.C. and supporting the State Department's global operations, particularly in Middle Eastern language translation and interpretation. Recent calls include task orders for $2,472, $824, and $800 each issued in October 2025 by the Department of State, with ultimate completion dates running through June 2026.

Abou El-Oyoun AMR holds positions on four active BPA vehicles issued by the Bureau of Administration. The largest vehicle is BPA 190PRL24A0435 with a $250 thousand ceiling and performance through September 2026, under which nine task orders have been issued carrying $14 thousand combined potential value; a predecessor vehicle, BPA 190PRL23A0435 with a $150 thousand ceiling, expired September 2024 but generated task orders through that period. Earlier vehicles with $100 thousand ceilings (2021–2022) and smaller historical ordering agreements provide continuity of the vendor's presence across multiple fiscal years.

Activity spiked in 2023 with ten awards, declined to six in 2024, and shows three awards in the current year to date. Combined potential value across all 27 awards stands at $691 thousand, but obligated dollars total only $41 thousand (6% of potential value), indicating the source reflects ceiling values on predominantly unperfected task orders rather than realized spend. The vendor registered with federal procurement systems in 2007 and has maintained continuous BPA relationships with the State Department since at least 2021, suggesting stable if modest volume in a narrow, specialized language-services niche.