Vasilij Volaric

Vasilij Volaric, a sole proprietorship based in Fairfax Station, Virginia, provides translation and interpretation services to the Department of State as a prime contractor operating exclusively in the full-and-open competitive space with no set-aside designations. All eighteen recent federal awards are Blanket Purchase Agreement calls or BPA vehicles for language services delivered to the Department of State's Bureau of Administration and the Department itself, with no subcontract work.

Vasilij Volaric operates under a highly concentrated customer base consisting entirely of the Department of State and its subordinate units. The Bureau of Administration accounts for 16 awards and $663 thousand of the combined potential value, while the Department of State proper holds 2 awards worth $624. This 100% concentration reflects a specialized niche capability — all awards fall under NAICS Translation and Interpretation Services and PSC Support-Administrative: Translation and Interpreting. Place of performance is consistently Washington, D.C., indicating support for the Department's headquarters and diplomatic operations.

The vendor holds four active or recently completed Blanket Purchase Agreement vehicles with the Bureau of Administration. The current vehicle (BPA 190PRL25A0629, awarded October 1, 2024, with a $250 thousand ceiling through September 30, 2026) has generated four task orders carrying $3 thousand in combined potential value. Prior vehicles carried higher ceilings — the fiscal 2023 and fiscal 2024 BPAs each held $150 thousand ceilings — with task orders ranging from $140 to $3.5 thousand across the portfolio. Recent call awards include two October 2025 Department of State BPA calls valued at $416 and $208 respectively, with completion dates in late 2025 and early 2026.

Activity has been modest and episodic. The vendor received three awards in 2021 and five in 2022, dropped to two in 2023, returned to three in 2024, and has placed two orders as of October 2025. Combined potential value across eighteen awards stands at $664 thousand, but only $14 thousand (2% of ceiling value) has been obligated across the entire portfolio, signaling that most BPA vehicles represent available capacity rather than realized spend. The vendor's first award in the source data dates to October 2017, establishing a nine-year footprint with a single federal customer and no diversification across other agencies or service lines.