Gilewska Bozena

Gilewska Bozena, a sole proprietorship based in Berkeley, California, provides translation, interpretation, and multilingual language support services to the Department of State on a full-and-open basis, operating exclusively as a prime contractor on BPA calls and indefinite-delivery blanket purchase agreements with no set-aside designation. The vendor specializes in administrative and diplomatic language services under PSC Support–Administrative: Translation and Interpreting.

All fourteen awards in the source data are with the Department of State, with 11 awards totaling $574 thousand combined potential value issued by the Bureau of Administration and 3 awards totaling $11 thousand by the Department of State proper. Gilewska Bozena holds two active BPAs with the Bureau of Administration: a $250 thousand ceiling blanket purchase agreement running through September 30, 2026 (awarded October 1, 2024) and a $150 thousand ceiling BPA that completed September 30, 2023. Under the active $250 thousand BPA, two task orders have been called for a combined $17,313: a $3,582 firm fixed-price call for language services support through May 23, 2025, and a $13,731 call extending through July 26, 2025. Earlier task orders under the prior BPA included a $13,731 call (July 26, 2025 completion), a $13,455 call (August 19, 2023 completion), a $13,455 call (May 13, 2023 completion), and a $1,755 call (August 24, 2023 completion). Recent work under the current BPA cycle includes two additional calls awarded October 1, 2025: a $9,300 call for completion September 3, 2026, and smaller calls valued at $996 and $332, respectively. All work is performed in Washington, D.C. under firm fixed-price terms.

Activity has remained modest and stable, with five awards in 2022, three in 2024, and three in 2025. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $584 thousand, with only $59 thousand obligated across the portfolio (10% of combined potential). The vendor has no subcontract footprint and operates entirely within the Department of State ecosystem, indicating narrow customer concentration and specialized focus on State Department language requirements with no apparent diversification into other federal agencies or functional areas.