Taam Mohamed

Taam Mohamed is a sole proprietorship registered with the U.S. federal government since August 28, 2005. The business is classified as a minority-owned, for-profit organization that primarily provides language services and specialized training courses to the Department of State. Taam Mohamed's core competencies include professional foreign language interpreting and translating services, as well as developing and delivering customized training programs for international audiences.

Over the past 17 years, Taam Mohamed has consistently secured federal contract awards from the Department of State's Bureau of Administration for a range of language and training services. These contracts have included professional foreign language interpreting and translating services, as well as specialized training courses such as K-9 training programs for Jordan. The contractor has also provided services to support economic partnerships and international engagement initiatives. Notably, Taam Mohamed has not relied on set-aside designations for these awards, competing successfully in the open market. The majority of the work is performed in Washington, D.C., with some training programs potentially conducted internationally. Contract values have ranged from approximately $8,000 to $32,000 for individual awards, demonstrating the contractor's ability to handle both small-scale and more substantial projects.

Taam Mohamed holds multiple Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) with the Department of State Bureau of Administration. These BPAs serve as umbrella contracts under which the agency can issue calls for language services and specialized training courses. The most recent BPA, awarded on October 1, 2023, has a ceiling value of $150,000 and extends through September 30, 2024. Previous BPAs have had similar ceiling values and durations. Under these agreements, Taam Mohamed has received multiple BPA calls for various services, including language interpretation, translation, and specialized training programs like the K-9 courses for Jordan. The shift from delivery orders to BPA calls over time suggests an evolution in the contractor's relationship with the Department of State, potentially indicating larger or more complex project requirements. These IDVs have allowed Taam Mohamed to maintain a consistent presence as a trusted provider of language and cultural capacity-building services to support the Department of State's global operations and international initiatives.