Begolli Valbona M

Begolli Valbona M, a sole proprietorship based in St. Augustine, Florida, provides language services—translation, interpretation, and analytical support—to the Department of State as a prime contractor on a 100% prime footprint with no subcontract relationships. The vendor operates entirely in full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations across recent federal activity.

All 32 awards in the vendor's portfolio came from the Department of State Bureau of Administration, with 28 awards (94% coverage) valued at $833 thousand in combined potential value, and 2 additional State Department awards worth $24 thousand. The vendor holds multiple blanket purchase agreements with the Bureau of Administration, the most recent being a $250 thousand ceiling BPA awarded October 1, 2024, running through September 2026, under which six task orders totaling $39 thousand in potential value have been issued. Prior BPA vehicles include a $150 thousand BPA established October 1, 2023, through September 2024 (5 task orders, $35 thousand potential value), a $150 thousand BPA from October 2022 through September 2023 (2 task orders, $28 thousand potential value), and earlier vehicles dating to at least 2018 with comparable ceiling values. All work is classified under PSC Support-Administrative: Translation and Interpreting, with the vendor's capability scope centered on providing translation and interpretation assistance to support the Department of State's global administrative operations and international programs, including work related to Kosovo civic engagement initiatives.

Activity has remained flat to declining over the past five years (three awards in 2021 through five in each of 2023 and 2024, dropping to two in 2025). The vendor has drawn $216 thousand in actual obligations against $866 thousand in combined potential value across all awards (25% realization rate), indicating modest utilization relative to BPA ceilings. Place of performance is Washington, DC 20037. The vendor maintains a narrow customer base and a single-agency dependency characteristic of a niche language-services provider with deep institutional relationships at State's Bureau of Administration but minimal diversification into other federal customers or agencies.