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The KACE Company, LLC

The KACE Company, LLC

Industry Translation & transcription services; monitoring; professional services; government contracting
Country United States
Founded 2020
Headquarters Ashburn, Virginia, United States
Parent company
Status Active
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Overview

The KACE Company, LLC is a United States–based federal contractor headquartered in Ashburn, Virginia. Public procurement records and contract-tracking sources list The KACE Company as an awardee on DHS/ICE contracts, including work described as providing Title III monitoring and translation/transcription services supporting Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and other ICE components.[1][2]

Boycott

The KACE Company is listed for boycott due to documented contracting that supports ICE operations, including large delivery orders described as providing monitoring, transcription, and translation services used in ICE investigative activity.

Procurement and contract-tracking sources list multiple ICE awards to The KACE Company for Title III–related monitoring/translation/transcription services, including:

  • A DHS/ICE delivery order (70CMSW18FR0000058) described in contract-tracking sources as a high-value award to The KACE Company supporting ICE requirements.[3][4]
  • A later ICE delivery order (70CMSD24FR0000106) described as “Interim Title III Translation and Transcription Services,” reported in contract-tracking sources as a $30,000,000 award to The KACE Company under a GSA Multiple Award Schedule vehicle.[5][6][7]

In addition, SAM.gov postings include notices describing continued/extended performance for Title III translation/transcription work naming KACE Company, LLC, indicating ongoing support under ICE/DHS requirements.[8]

Background

DHS and its components, including ICE, rely on contractors for language services, monitoring, and operational support across investigative and enforcement functions. Because these services can materially increase investigative capacity and enforcement reach, ICE List documents and, where applicable, boycotts companies whose contract work supports those functions.[2]

Sources