Peshwaz Faizulla LLC

Peshwaz Faizulla LLC Peshwaz Faizulla Division delivers foreign language translation, interpretation, and advisory services to the Department of State as a prime contractor, competing full-and-open without set-aside designation across a portfolio of small-dollar BPA calls. The vendor is a for-profit limited liability company sole proprietorship based in Arlington, Virginia, with specialized expertise in Kurdish language services and a customer base concentrated entirely on the Department of State's Bureau of Administration.

The vendor's federal footprint is defined by a sustained, high-volume call pattern against multiple-award language-services BPAs. All 72 awards in the source record are prime contracts with no subcontractor activity. The Department of State Bureau of Administration accounts for 67 awards and $1.1 million of combined potential value — representing 100% coverage of the portfolio by customer concentration. Three additional awards to the Department of State and a single $15,125 award to the Department of Justice U.S. Attorney's Offices for expert witness interpreter services round out the customer set. The vendor holds a secondary customer relationship with the Department of Justice for interpretation and translation work, as noted in several AI summaries referencing DOJ legal proceedings support. Work is performed in Washington, D.C., with place-of-performance consistency across the awards.

Activity trajectory shows contraction after an earlier peak. The vendor executed 20 awards in 2021, 27 in 2022 — the peak year — then declined to 10 in 2023, 3 in 2024, and 3 awards in 2025 (as of October). This sharp drop in award count reflects either a consolidation in BPA structure or reduced ordering frequency by the Bureau; the combined potential value across all 72 awards totals $1.1 million, with $454 thousand obligated (41% of the ceiling). Individual task orders range from $60 to $14,328, with most clustering in the $3,000 to $6,000 range, indicating routine supplemental language procurement rather than sustained multi-year delivery orders.

The vendor's vehicle footprint is entirely concentrated on State Department Blanket Purchase Agreements. The top parent vehicles by task order count are BPA 190PRL23A0049 (26 task orders, $126 thousand combined potential value), BPA 190PRL22A0049 (18 task orders, $72 thousand combined potential value), BPA 190PRL24A0049 (9 task orders, $59 thousand combined potential value), and BPA 190PRL25A0049 (5 task orders, $28 thousand combined potential value). These BPAs carry ceiling values ranging from $100,000 to $250,000 and represent the Bureau of Administration's multiple-award vehicles for routine language services. The vendor also holds a position on parallel BPAs for communications and information resource support (CISR) and transportation and communication systems integration (TCSI) programs, against which it has received smaller calls for unspecified advisory and technical services. Representative recent work includes a $1,648 language services call awarded October 1, 2025 with completion June 17, 2026; a $14,328 BPA call awarded October 1, 2024 for translation and interpretation support; and a $9,834.17 call awarded the same date for language services. The $15,125 purchase order from the U.S. Attorney's Offices, awarded November 2, 2021, reflects the vendor's secondary DOJ expert witness interpretation capability.

The vendor competes in the translation and interpretation services category (NAICS classification, 72 awards) and predominantly under the Support–Administrative translation and interpreting PSC (71 of 72 awards), with a single award under Support–Professional expert witness. All awards are firm-fixed-price, full-and-open competition with no set-aside designation. The vendor has held federal awards since at least October 1, 2017, suggesting an established relationship with State Department contracting offices, but the recent contraction in award volume and the granular nature of task-order call values indicate a narrow, commoditized role in the Bureau's language services ecosystem rather than a strategic or sole-source supplier position.