Koko Thin

Koko Thin Thin Koko Division, a minority-owned Asian-Pacific American sole proprietorship based in Dunn Loring, Virginia, provides translation and interpretation services to federal agencies as a prime contractor, competing exclusively in open procurements without set-aside designations. The vendor operates across language services spanning diplomatic support, international programs, and administrative communication for the Department of State and the US Agency for Global Media.

The Department of State Bureau of Administration dominates Koko Thin Thin Koko Division's customer base, accounting for 11 awards carrying $693 thousand in combined potential value — 79% of the vendor's total $878 thousand portfolio. The US Agency for Global Media and US Agency for Global Media Voice of America together account for the remainder, with 14 combined awards valued at $143 thousand. All recent activity concentrates in Washington, D.C. performance locations supporting the State Department's Bureau of Administration operations, including support for the International Women of Courage program and broader diplomatic communication initiatives.

The vendor holds position on four Department of State BPAs issued by the Bureau of Administration. The primary vehicle, BPA BBG50A100327, carries 11 task orders valued at $107 thousand across a $250 thousand ceiling extending through September 30, 2026. Three additional BPAs — 190PRL25A0343, 190PRL24A0343, and 190PRL22A0343 — represent prior ordering cycles and are expiring or expired. Representative call contracts include a $5,644 BPA call issued October 1, 2025 running through August 15, 2026 for translation and interpretation support under the current State Department vehicle; an $8,050 firm-fixed-price BPA call from October 1, 2024 for language services in Washington, D.C.; and an $11,320 call supporting the International Women of Courage program awarded October 1, 2021.

Activity has remained modest and flat — two awards in 2021 and 2022, three in 2023, and four in 2024 — with only one award recorded in 2025. The vendor has no subcontract footprint; all 29 awards in the source data represent prime work. Combined dollars obligated stand at $264 thousand (30% of combined potential value), indicating limited execution against ceiling capacity. Only one award reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing minimal near-term recompete exposure. The vendor's NAICS profile splits evenly between 541930 (Translation and Interpretation Services) and broadcast equipment classifications, though award history shows translation and interpretation work dominating the actual deliverable mix.