Nabil Elias Tohme

Nabil Elias Tohme, doing business as Nabil Elias Tohme Translation & Interpretation Services, operates as a minority-owned sole proprietor based in Miami, Florida, providing translation and interpretation services to the Department of State as a prime contractor on blanket purchase agreements. The vendor competes full-and-open; no set-aside designations appear in the source award history.

The vendor's entire federal footprint centers on language services for the Department of State's Bureau of Administration. Concrete work includes translation and interpretation support for diplomatic initiatives, public diplomacy events, international exchange programs, and humanitarian missions. Representative awards span the source data: a $157,470 firm fixed-price BPA call issued October 1, 2022 for language services; a $13,731 BPA call issued October 1, 2023; and a $9,300 BPA call issued October 1, 2025 (concluding July 28, 2026). All are issued against rolling blanket purchase agreements maintained by the State Department's Bureau of Administration, with ceiling values ranging from $100,000 to $250,000 and task orders typically completing within one year of award.

Customer concentration is extreme. The Department of State Bureau of Administration accounts for 75 of 87 awards (89% of the award count) and $1.3 million of combined potential value across the vendor's footprint. The Department of State (parent agency) placed 2 additional awards valued at $18 thousand. The vendor has no subcontract relationship or work with any other federal agency.

The vendor holds or has held a succession of related BPA vehicles with the State Department's Bureau of Administration. Five BPAs anchor the work: blanket purchase agreement 190PRL25A0012 (current, 17 task orders, $80 thousand combined value); 190PRL24A0012 (20 task orders, $96 thousand combined value); 190PRL23A0012 (15 task orders, $254 thousand combined value); 190PRL22A0012 (6 task orders, $42 thousand combined value); and 190PRL21A0012 (5 task orders, $12 thousand combined value). Award volume peaked in 2023 at 21 task orders, then declined to 16 in 2024 and 2 in 2025 year-to-date. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $1.4 million, with $595 thousand obligated (43% obligation rate). Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal—only 1 award valued at $9 thousand reaches ultimate completion within that window—but the rolling nature of BPA vehicle renewals means the vendor must maintain State Department business development engagement to sustain annual procurement cycles. The vendor has held continuous BPA relationships with the State Department Bureau of Administration since at least 2021, with the earliest awards in source data dated October 2021.