Sarr Elhadji Momar

Sarr Elhadji Momar, a Black American-owned minority-owned sole proprietorship based in Alachua, Florida, provides foreign language interpretation and translation services to the Department of State as a prime contractor operating exclusively under blanket purchase agreements on a competitive, non-set-aside basis. The vendor holds no subcontract footprint and has generated all 35 recent awards as a prime.

Sarr Elhadji Momar competes exclusively within the Department of State's language services portfolio, with 100% of awards concentrated across the State Department (34 awards, $953 thousand combined potential value). The Bureau of Administration dominates the customer base at 30 awards and $918 thousand combined potential value, with four additional awards from the Department of State proper and one from the Office of Language Services. This concentration reflects the vendor's specialization: all 35 awards fall under NAICS 332520 (Translation and Interpretation Services) and PSC Support-Administrative (Translation and Interpreting).

The vendor places work under five named Department of State BPA vehicles spanning fiscal cycles 2021 through 2025. The most active vehicle is Blanket Purchase Agreement 190PRL25A0063 (8 task orders, $74 thousand combined potential value), followed by 190PRL22A0063 (4 task orders, $36 thousand), 190PRL24A0063 (4 task orders, $18 thousand), 190PRL23A0063 (3 task orders, $28 thousand), and 190PRL21A0063 (3 task orders, $15 thousand). The vendor holds a multi-award BPA IDV with the Bureau of Administration carrying a $250 thousand annual ceiling (effective through September 30, 2025) under award 190PRL25A0063. Representative recent work includes a $16,300 BPA call (October 1, 2025, completion September 5, 2026) for language services in Washington, D.C., an $11,160 call (October 1, 2025, completion December 14, 2025), and a $14,925 call (October 1, 2024, completion July 26, 2025).

Activity has remained flat at five awards per year from 2021 through 2024, declining to four awards in 2025. Combined potential value stands at $953 thousand across all 35 recent awards, with $303 thousand obligated (32% realization). No awards face recompete cliff exposure in the next twenty-four months.