Weinmann, Claudia

Weinmann, Claudia, a woman-owned small business sole proprietorship based in Washington, DC, provides translation, interpretation, transcription, and linguistic support services to the Department of State as a prime contractor, competing on a full-and-open basis with no set-aside designations. Weinmann has operated as an individual contractor since SAM.gov registration in 2006 and delivers language services exclusively through Blanket Purchase Agreement task orders issued by the Department of State Bureau of Administration.

Weinmann's entire federal footprint concentrates on the Department of State Bureau of Administration, which accounts for 66 of 73 recent awards and $912 thousand of a combined potential value of $944 thousand across all prime work. The remaining customer agencies—the Department of State (non-Bureau), the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions, and the Department of Health and Human Services Food and Drug Administration—represent outlier activity totaling five awards and $32 thousand combined. Weinmann competes for language services work in open competition; the source documents show no use of set-asides across the entire prime portfolio. Individual task order ceiling values range from $389 to $150 thousand, with the majority of calls issued in the $800 to $4,000 range.

The Department of State Bureau of Administration has maintained a series of multiple-award BPA vehicles with Weinmann since 2020, with successive BPA ceilings rising from $100 thousand (2021) to $150 thousand (2022 and 2023) to $250 thousand (2024 onward). The top five parent vehicles are all Department of State Bureau of Administration BPAs issued in annual cycles, anchored by BPA 190PRL23A0330 (18 task orders, $171 thousand combined potential value) and BPA 190PRL25A0330 (17 task orders, $41 thousand combined potential value). Weinmann's work supports diplomatic operations including bilateral meetings, cybersecurity cooperation, trade promotion, law enforcement coordination, and international technical cooperation. Representative task orders include a $150 thousand BPA call for general language services (2022), a $5,057 task order for translation and interpretation (2022), and multiple $800 calls for discrete translation deliverables across 2023 through 2025.

Activity peaked in 2022 with 19 awards and has declined to five awards in 2025, reflecting the transactional, episodic nature of BPA call procurement against annual agency language services agreements rather than a trend in Weinmann's customer relationship. The recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months is minimal—only one award carrying $3 thousand in combined potential value faces completion in that window. Combined dollars obligated across all awards total $145 thousand, or 15 percent of combined potential value, indicating that not all BPA ceiling amounts have been invoiced to date. Across both historical and recent performance, Weinmann operates as a solo practitioner delivering on-demand linguistic expertise to support State Department operations worldwide; the vendor has no subcontract footprint and no participation in government-wide vehicles, set-asides, or agency IDIQs beyond the Department of State Bureau of Administration BPA series.

I am an individual translator/interpreter, but can coordinate other service providers for larger projects.