Georgievska-Shine Aneta

Georgievska-Shine Aneta, a sole proprietorship based in Bethesda, Maryland, provides Macedonian translation and interpretation services to the Department of State as a prime contractor on full-and-open BPA calls, with no set-aside designation across its entire footprint. The vendor operates exclusively in the language-services market under PSC support category (Administrative: Translation and Interpreting) and NAICS translation and interpretation services.

Over the past several years, Georgievska-Shine Aneta has accumulated 72 prime BPA call awards totaling $886 thousand in combined potential value, with $236 thousand obligated to date. Customer concentration is extreme: 94% of awards come from the Department of State Bureau of Administration (61 awards, $832 thousand combined potential value), with the remainder from the Department of State proper (7 awards, $13 thousand combined potential value). The vendor holds multiple-award blanket purchase agreements with the State Department Bureau of Administration, each with $150,000 to $250,000 ceilings, issued October 1 each year covering twelve-month or two-year performance periods through September 30. The most active vehicle is BPA 190PRL24A0637 (21 task orders, $71 thousand combined potential value), followed by the prior-year 190PRL22A0637 (13 task orders, $26 thousand combined potential value). Recent BPA calls from October 2025 include firm fixed-price task orders ranging from $110 to $9,920 for translation and interpretation services with completion dates through September 2026, with work performed at the State Department's Washington, D.C. headquarters. The vendor also holds standing authority under Basic Ordering Agreement SOPRLS06G4554 (3 task orders, $41 thousand combined potential value) for similar services.

Activity spiked in 2023 (22 awards) but has declined sharply — only 5 awards in 2024 and 7 in 2025 — signaling potential attrition or consolidation of State Department language-services procurement. The vendor has no subcontract footprint and competes solely as a prime under full-and-open competition with no SBA set-asides. Performance is concentrated entirely in Washington, D.C., serving the State Department's diplomatic, facilities, and administrative programs. The narrow customer base and specialized Macedonian-language capability limit diversification and scale; the vendor's entire federal footprint is functionally dependent on State Department Bureau of Administration renewal cycles.