Reinshagen-Hernandez Olivia

Reinshagen-Hernandez Olivia is a small business registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since October 30, 2005, with a unique entity identifier of NC1HVMP99UA1. Operating as a sole proprietorship, the company is certified as a minority-owned, woman-owned, and Hispanic American-owned business located in Carson City, Nevada. The primary focus of Reinshagen-Hernandez Olivia is providing language services to federal agencies, with a particular emphasis on translation, interpretation, and language instruction support. The company's business structure and certifications position it as a diverse, specialized service provider for government language and administrative support needs.

Throughout its federal contracting history, Reinshagen-Hernandez Olivia has predominantly worked with the Department of State's Bureau of Administration, delivering a wide range of language-related services. The contract awards have consistently been for language services, including translation, interpretation, German language instruction, and related administrative support. The company has received multiple Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) call contracts with values ranging from $300 to $7,164, covering diverse projects such as virtual meeting coordination for U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, trade promotion assistance for U.S.-Peru agreements, and FDA regulatory assessment support. Notably, none of the contract awards utilized set-aside designations, and the company has demonstrated flexibility in supporting various governmental language and administrative requirements across different operational contexts.

Reinshagen-Hernandez Olivia has held multiple Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) contract vehicles with the Bureau of Administration, with progressively increasing maximum values. The earliest BPA from October 2020 had a $25,000 ceiling, which expanded to $100,000 in October 2021, $150,000 in October 2022, and most recently a $250,000 multiple-award BPA effective October 2024. These IDVs have consistently focused on language services and analysis, enabling the Bureau of Administration to rapidly acquire translation, interpretation, and language instruction services through individual call orders. The BPAs allow for streamlined procurement of language support across various regional and functional initiatives, with performance periods typically spanning one fiscal year and call order values ranging from several hundred to several thousand dollars.