Maslov, Evgeny

Maslov, Evgeny, operating as Evgeny Maslov Division, is a self-certified small disadvantaged business and sole proprietorship registered to receive federal contract awards. The entity primarily provides services to support the Voice of America's Russian Service, a part of the U.S. Agency for Global Media. Maslov's work appears to focus on translation, interpretation, and multimedia content creation for Russian language media programming. Registered in SAM.gov since October 2016, Maslov has maintained an active status, with the current registration set to expire in January 2025.

Through a series of call orders issued against a blanket purchase agreement, Maslov has consistently delivered services to support the Voice of America's Russian Service. These awards, ranging in value from $15,120 to $87,395.20, have been for continued services in accordance with statements of work supporting VOA's Russian language media programming. The work has been performed primarily in Washington, D.C., with some services also delivered in New York City. The nature of the work includes translation, interpretation, and the creation of multimedia content, all aimed at furthering the Voice of America's mission to provide accurate and objective news and information to international audiences, particularly in Russia. These awards have been made without set-aside designations, indicating open competition for the services provided.

Maslov holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the Voice of America, awarded on February 9, 2021, with an ultimate completion date of January 31, 2026. This BPA, while showing a ceiling value of $0, serves as the vehicle for issuing multiple call orders for services supporting VOA's Russian Service. The BPA itself does not have a set-aside designation. Under this agreement, Maslov has received several call orders, each typically spanning a one-year period and valued between $80,000 and $90,000. These call orders have consistently supported the Voice of America's Russian language media services, with work performed in the Washington, D.C. and New York City areas. The BPA structure allows the Voice of America to maintain continuity in its Russian language programming while providing flexibility in the scope and duration of specific task orders issued to Maslov.