Alexandra Draggeim

Alexandra Draggeim 1988 Division, a woman-owned small business operating as a sole proprietorship, delivers language services and administrative support to the Department of State as a prime contractor exclusively through blanket purchase agreements, with no subcontracting footprint. The vendor operates entirely outside set-aside categories, competing full-and-open on all awards.

The vendor's customer base is entirely concentrated with a single agency. The Department of State Bureau of Administration accounts for 23 of 24 awards (100% of combined potential value, $770 thousand), with one award attributed to the Department of State proper carrying $620. All work is language services and administrative support — translation, interpretation, educational programs, and clerical assistance delivered in Washington, D.C. Representative named work includes a $7,107.49 BPA call from the Bureau of Administration for language services (October 2024 through May 2025), a $7,358 call for education and technology services (October 2021 through May 2022), and an $11,040 call for conservation and biodiversity services (August 2021 through September 2021).

The vendor's vehicle position consists entirely of State Department multiple-award BPAs under the LSA (Language Services Agreement) framework. Five distinct BPA vehicles hold the vendor's position: the current $250 thousand ceiling BPA (190PRL25A0023, awarded October 1, 2024, expiring September 30, 2025) with six task orders totaling $11 thousand; a prior $150 thousand BPA (190PRL23A0023, expired September 30, 2024) with four task orders totaling $12 thousand; a $150 thousand BPA (190PRL22A0023, expired September 30, 2023) with three task orders totaling $8 thousand; a $150 thousand BPA (190PRL24A0023) with two task orders totaling $652; and an older $100 thousand BPA (190PRL21A0023, expired September 30, 2022) carrying one task order for $22 thousand. The vendor has held successive State Department BPA positions since 2021 with progressively higher ceilings, signaling sustained demand from the agency.

Activity was volatile across recent years — five awards in 2021, one in 2022, three in 2023, six in 2024, and one in 2025. Combined potential value across all 24 awards totals $770 thousand, with only $120 thousand obligated (16% of potential), indicating the vendor's work consists largely of small firm-fixed-price task orders. The vendor's classification under NAICS translation and interpretation services (24 awards, 100% of portfolio) and PSC support-administrative translation and interpreting reflects a narrow, specialized niche focused on State Department administrative language needs rather than broad consulting or professional services.