Huong Nguyen

Nguyen Huong HT is a sole proprietorship based in Washington, D.C. that provides professional foreign language interpreting and translation services to the federal government. The firm is registered in SAM.gov as a minority-owned small business under several socioeconomic categories including Economically Disadvantaged Woman Owned Small Business, Asian-Pacific American Owned, and Self Certified Small Disadvantaged Business.

Nguyen Huong HT has been awarded several prime contracts and blanket purchase agreement calls by the Department of State Bureau of Administration for language services to support the agency's mission objectives. In 2019, Nguyen Huong HT received a $121,248.50 firm fixed price BPA call for providing professional foreign language interpreting and translating services over a one-year period of performance. More recently in 2023, the firm was issued two additional BPA calls valued at $2,400 and $800 respectively for language services rendered to the Department of State. No set-asides were used for these BPA call contracts which provided linguistic expertise to facilitate communication and operations across the Department's global footprint.

Nguyen Huong HT currently holds multiple Blanket Purchase Agreements awarded by the Department of State Bureau of Administration to procure goods and services supporting the agency's worldwide mission requirements. A BPA issued in 2023 with a potential value of $150,000 enables the Bureau to acquire language services through task orders over a one-year period, with an initial $2,400 task order already executed. Additional BPAs awarded in 2021 and 2020 with potential values of $100,000 and $0 respectively similarly provide a contracting vehicle for the Bureau to obtain a range of unspecified products and services from Nguyen Huong HT and other pre-qualified vendors on an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity basis. These multiple award BPAs do not designate any set-asides, allowing maximum competition and procurement flexibility for the Department of State's acquisition needs.