Kovacheva Donna I

Kovacheva Donna I, a woman-owned sole proprietorship based in Arlington, Virginia, provides translation, interpretation, language training, and cultural advisory services to the Department of State as a prime contractor, competing exclusively under full-and-open (non-set-aside) procurement. The vendor holds a 20-year relationship with the State Department dating to 2005 and operates exclusively within a single federal customer base.

All 66 awards in the source data are prime contracts — 100 percent full-and-open, no subcontract footprint. The vendor's entire customer concentration sits with the Department of State: the Bureau of Administration accounts for 51 awards (combined potential value $911,000), and the parent Department of State for an additional 10 awards ($54,000 combined potential value), collectively covering 92 percent of all awards and 99 percent of combined potential value. The vendor competes on four renewable Department of State Bureau of Administration blanket purchase agreements. The current BPA (190PRL25A0866, running through September 30, 2026, with a $250,000 ceiling) has absorbed 20 task orders totaling $99,000 in combined potential value as of the source snapshot. Three predecessor BPAs — 190PRL24A0866 ($250,000 ceiling, expired September 30, 2025; 14 task orders, $91,000), 190PRL23A0866 ($150,000 ceiling, expired September 30, 2024; 17 task orders, $93,000), and 190PRL22A0866 ($150,000 ceiling, expired September 30, 2023; 5 task orders, $32,000) — show the vendor's pattern of continuous renewal and consistent ordering cadence.

Activity has contracted year over year from 18 awards in 2022 to 10 awards in 2025 (most recent data as of October 1, 2025). Combined potential value across all 66 awards totals $975,000, with $325,000 obligated (33 percent utilization rate), indicating the vendor invoices far below ceiling on individual task orders. Individual BPA call orders range from $84 to $8,700, reflecting the vendor's capacity to fulfill both minimal-value language services and substantive assignments. Work is performed in Washington, DC 20037. Only one award carries an ultimate completion date in the next twenty-four months ($8,000 combined potential value), presenting minimal recompete cliff exposure in the near term but signaling the current BPA (expiring September 30, 2026) will require a recompete beginning in mid-2026 if the vendor intends to retain the relationship. The vendor holds no seats on government-wide vehicles (GWACs, agency-wide IDIQs, or GSA Schedules) and subcontracts to no federal primes — the footprint is entirely direct-to-State Department, single-customer, small-dollar task-order work.