New Mexico Participating Addendum (NASPO ValuePoint)
NM General Services Department · 60-00000-25-00026AJ
New Mexico's participating addendum for remote interpreting and translating services, usable by NM public entities.
Any New Mexico state agency, county, city, or school district can order certified translation, interpretation, and Section 508 / ADA services from Taika on a contract you already hold — no new RFP, no procurement cycle. Veteran-owned; GSA Schedule and NASPO ValuePoint contract holder.
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Any New Mexico state agency, county, city, or school district can access Taika through pre-competed vehicles. Pick the one your procurement office already uses — we handle the paperwork.
NM General Services Department · 60-00000-25-00026AJ
New Mexico's participating addendum for remote interpreting and translating services, usable by NM public entities.
GSA 47QRAA18D00GT · NAICS 541930
For federal offices and federally funded programs — a nationwide ordering path Taika holds as a GSA Schedule contractor.
Pricing is already locked in. Rates are pre-negotiated on your contract vehicle — no markups, no surprises. Request a quote and we confirm your exact contract pricing in writing.
About a third of New Mexicans speak a language other than English at home — most commonly Spanish and Diné (Navajo), alongside emerging languages served by the state's courts. Taika helps your agency meet Title VI, Section 1557, and ADA obligations without adding staff.
Certified and standard document translation for legal, medical, government, and academic use — signed certificate of accuracy for USCIS, court, and institutional submission.
On-site, on-demand phone (OPI), video-remote (VRI), and ASL / CART interpretation for service encounters, hearings, IEP meetings, and community events — scheduled or around the clock.
Document and media remediation to Section 508 and WCAG 2.1 AA, plus captioning and subtitling — so your digital communications meet accessibility obligations.
Under the ADA Title II web rule, public entities serving 50,000 or more must meet WCAG 2.1 AA by April 26, 2027; smaller entities and special district governments by April 26, 2028. We remediate documents, websites, and video captioning to close the gap — well ahead of the deadline.
New Mexico's courts served 87 languages last year. Their five most-requested — with Navajo distinctive to the state — are:
…and 300+ more. Taika translates and interprets in 300+ languages through 2,000+ vetted linguists — from the languages above to rare, Indigenous, and emerging languages most vendors can't staff. See every language we translate, or request your language — if your community speaks it, we can serve it.
Source: New Mexico Administrative Office of the Courts. Coverage is not limited to this list.
No new solicitation. No setup fee. Order today on a contract you already hold.
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A few initiatives — in the areas we work in every day — that we admire:
New Mexico requires cabinet-level agencies to collect language-use data and implement plans giving LEP residents meaningful access to state services.
The Administrative Office of the Courts recruits, trains, certifies, and funds court interpreters so LEP and Deaf/hard-of-hearing New Mexicans have equal court access.
Highlights are drawn from public, official sources and reviewed before posting. They reflect our admiration and do not imply any endorsement of Taika Translations.
Certified translation, interpretation, and Section 508 / ADA compliance — on a contract you already hold.