The latest closed deals in the language industry from technology vendors to service providers
US Army awards Raytheon Technologies and AppTek USD 2.99m and USD 1.55m respectively to provide machine translation software, support, and engineering services for one of the US government’s automated foreign language translation projects. Continue reading
Fortune 500 company Leidos Inc. has received a contract award worth USD 170.8m max from US Defense agency DIA for translation services. Company is now recruiting for new Linguists and Cultural Analysts. Continue reading
Hansel, the Finnish government’s centralized procurement unit, has just announced contract awards to a total of 12 providers for a justice and litigation services and interpretation tender, worth EUR 24m (USD 28.3m). Continue reading
Two Paris-based language service providers won the bidding for medico-social interpreting and written translation services for the city government. Continue reading
Language service providers Apostroph, Xplanation, Inter-Translations, and Versions Originales win large tender issued by procurement unit of Switzerland‘s Federal Department of Defence. Continue reading
Six Australia-based language service providers (LSPs) won the bid to provide translation and interpretation for government agencies in Queensland. The contract is structured as a framework with buyers free to choose among the vendors. Continue reading
The United Kingdom’s popular framework contracts also adopted in the north as the Scottish government awards a GBP 12m contract for interpreting, translation, and transcription services to two Glasgow-based language service providers. Continue reading
US Defense Intelligence Agency awards a potential USD 39m contract to MultiLingual Solutions to help analyze media seized from enemy forces overseas. USD 4.9m has been allocated for FY 2017. Continue reading
Fresh from securing a USD 21m language services contract with the US Department of Justice, SOS International LLC (SOSi) has appointed a former Army man and Booz Allen executive as its first Chief Operating Officer. Continue reading
The police force in Catalonia, Spain will benefit from the government’s new EUR 5.6m investment in translation and interpretation services for non-official languages of the autonomous region. Continue reading
Ireland’s central procurement agency awards over 20 contracts worth up to EUR 5m to 13 individual providers. Part of tender specifically crafted to allow buyers to use freelancers directly. Continue reading
Six new automated translation projects will receive funding from the EU’s Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) program in the telecommunications sector to improve multilingual support for public sector organizations. Continue reading
European Central Bank announces winners of EUR 2.4m framework for translating 19 source languages into English. Estonian and Maltese still looking for vendors. Continue reading
Judicial Council of California announces winners of pilot to provide video remote interpretation to the state’s courts. Selected vendors Connected Justice and Paras and Associates both use Cisco technology and will undergo a six month assessment starting in July 2017. Continue reading
EU awards EUR 63.5m interpretation contract to meet language needs of immigrants from southern border; Finland, EUR 37.5m, for those who make it way up north. Continue reading
This information will never be shared with third parties. No Spam.