Vencislav Kurciski

Vencislav Kurciski, a self-certified small disadvantaged business sole proprietorship based in Washington, DC, provides foreign language interpretation, translation, and linguistic support services to the Department of State on a prime-contractor basis under multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreements. All 40 recent awards are BPA call task orders; the vendor holds no subcontract footprint and does not serve other federal agencies.

Kurciski's customer base is singular and stable. The Department of State Bureau of Administration accounts for 34 awards and $857 thousand in combined potential value (95% of total awards and 95% of combined potential value), with the broader Department of State rounding out six awards valued at $48 thousand. Combined potential value across all recent awards totals $905 thousand, with $255 thousand (28%) obligated to date. Activity has remained flat — four to eight awards per year since 2021 — reflecting consistent task-order drawdown against standing BPA vehicles rather than growth.

Kurciski holds positions on five Department of State BPA vehicles spanning fiscal years 2022 through 2026. The current active vehicle, Blanket Purchase Agreement 190PRL25A0523 (effective October 1, 2024 through September 30, 2026, $250 thousand ceiling), has generated 13 task orders valued at $86 thousand. The previous vehicle, 190PRL24A0523 ($150 thousand ceiling through September 30, 2025), issued five task orders totaling $42 thousand. Earlier vehicles — 190PRL23A0523 ($150 thousand, seven task orders, $44 thousand) and 190PRL22A0523 ($150 thousand, three task orders, $25 thousand) — show the pattern of scaled BPA ceiling increases as the Bureau has expanded reliance on Kurciski's capabilities. All awards are firm fixed-price with no socioeconomic set-aside designation.

Representative work includes a series of single task orders issued October 1, 2025, ranging from $5,644 to $9,920 in ceiling value for language services supporting the Bureau's diplomatic operations, trade, and foreign assistance programs in Washington, DC. An earlier task order from October 1, 2024, valued at $8,050, exemplifies the Bureau's consistent ordering pattern. One award references support for human and civil rights initiatives in Thailand, indicating geographic scope beyond administrative headquarters.

The recompete cliff is minimal: one award (combined potential value $7 thousand) reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. The vendor's concentration on State Department language services, stable annual call volume, and progressive ceiling increases across successive BPA iterations reflect an established niche relationship rather than broad federal market penetration.