GLH Translations, Inc.

GLH Translations, Inc., a minority-owned, woman-owned, Hispanic American-owned small business headquartered in St. Petersburg, Florida, provides translation and interpretation services to the federal government as a prime contractor, competing on an unrestricted (full-and-open) basis with no set-aside designation applied across its federal footprint. The company is organized as a Subchapter S Corporation and self-certifies as a Small Disadvantaged Business; it has not held a position on any government-wide acquisition vehicles or IDIQs beyond single-award or multiple-award blanket purchase agreements specific to the Department of State.

GLH Translations' customer concentration is absolute: 100 percent of its federal work flows through the Department of State, specifically the Bureau of Administration, which accounts for 93 of 102 recent awards and $1.1 million in combined potential value. The remaining nine awards, totaling $72 thousand, are directly from the Department of State proper. This concentration reflects a narrowly specialized niche: the vendor sits on a series of rolling Department of State Bureau of Administration multiple-award blanket purchase agreements for translation and interpretation services, with successive vehicles covering fiscal years 2022 through 2026. The most recent IDV, effective through September 2026, carries a ceiling of $250,000 and is identified as the "Gabriela Loncar LSA" BPA. Translation and interpretation services comprise the entirety of the vendor's federal portfolio (PSC Support-Administrative: Translation and Interpreting; NAICS Translation and Interpretation Services).

Over the past five years, award volume peaked in 2023 with 30 awards, declined to 17 in 2024, and has dropped further to nine awards in 2025 through October. Individual task-order values are characteristically small, ranging from $400 to $18,952, with most calls in the $800 to $15,000 range. Only one award is completing within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $15 thousand), suggesting minimal near-term recompete exposure relative to the vendor's annual award volume. Of the total $1.2 million combined potential value across all awards, only $358 thousand (31 percent) has been obligated, indicating a portion of awarded ceiling space remains undrawn. The vendor places task orders under five identified BPA vehicles: the fiscal year 2025 BPA (190PRL25A0481) anchors the current portfolio with 25 task orders worth $131 thousand, followed by the fiscal year 2023 BPA (190PRL23A0481) with 24 task orders worth $236 thousand, and the fiscal year 2024 BPA (190PRL24A0481) with 29 task orders worth $73 thousand. Place of performance is consistently Washington, DC. Work supports the Department of State's diplomatic, administrative, and international engagement functions, including women's empowerment initiatives, migrant integration programs, trade negotiations, bilateral government meetings, FDA regulatory science coordination, and border security cooperation.