Juan Carlos Andrade Wilson

Juan Carlos Andrade Wilson, doing business as Honduras Translation, is a sole proprietorship based in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, that provides interpretation and translation services to the U.S. Army Southern Command as a prime contractor operating entirely under full-and-open competition with no set-asides. The vendor is a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned for-profit organization specializing in English-Spanish and English-Portuguese simultaneous and consecutive interpretation, as well as written translation support for Security Force Assistance Brigade (SFAB) activities and military health services operations across Central and South America.

Honduras Translation holds a single customer relationship — the Department of the Army Southern Command — accounting for 100% of all 16 prime awards, combined potential value $1.5 million, with no subcontract footprint. The vendor operates primarily under task orders issued against a $1 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with Army Southern Command (award date September 25, 2024, performance period through September 24, 2029), which has generated 7 task orders valued at $205 thousand. Recent representative work includes a $128,409 BPA call for linguist support in Panama health services and global health engagement activities (April 2026), a $20,300 call for three simultaneous and consecutive interpreters in Guatemala City (September 2025), and a $13,592 call for Spanish-English interpretation support for a Security Forces Assistance Exercise in Peru (July 2025). Historically, Honduras Translation also performed multiple firm-fixed-price purchase orders with ARSOUTH, including a $140,800 contract for interpretation services across Honduras supporting a Security Assistance and Civil-Military Activity exercise (awarded December 2021) and a $42,000 contract for interpreters and translation services in support of Peru-based SFA (awarded March 2023).

Activity has been episodic but sustained: 2 awards in 2021, a gap in 2022, then 4 awards each in 2023 and 2024, 5 in 2025, and 1 to date in 2026. Of the combined potential value across all awards, only $505 thousand (34%) has been obligated to date, indicating substantial runway under established task orders. One award with ultimate completion date in the next twenty-four months carries $128 thousand in potential value, representing limited recompete risk. The vendor competes in a narrow, regionally specialized niche — SFAB interpretation and translation in Central and South America — with no presence on government-wide vehicles or civilian-agency customer base, positioning Honduras Translation as a specialized regional linguistic resource rather than a broad-market federal contractor.