Public services that are genuinely open to the public.
Agencies serve everyone, which means communication access has to work at the counter, in the hearing room, and at the town meeting. ULS is experienced with public-sector procurement and documentation requirements.
- Certified interpreters
- Nationwide
- A coordinator answers, not a queue
- Booking notice
- 72 hoursThe minimum for a standard request
- Procurement
- ReadyAgreements, W-9 and insurance on file
- Records
- DocumentedEvery request and its outcome
- Reach
- NationwideOne account, many locations
Is government interpreting right for this?
Government work brings its own requirements: contracting processes, insurance documentation, invoicing formats, and reporting. We are already familiar with these and can move through onboarding without the delays that stall a new vendor mid-request.
We maintain 100% contractual integrity, and our request records give agencies a clear, documented trail of what was requested and how it was fulfilled.
Best for
- Public meetings and hearings
- Benefits and services appointments
- Emergency and public safety communication
- Courts and administrative proceedings
- Workforce and training programs
- Community outreach events
Consider conference and event interpreting when
- It is a large public event or ceremony
- Several interpreters are needed on a stage
How booking works
- 1
Request
Online in about two minutes, or by phone.
- 2
Matched
By setting, credentials and your preferences, not simply by who is free.
- 3
Confirmed
A confirmation email once your interpreter is booked.
- 4
On site
Your interpreter arrives prepared, and the assignment is documented for your records.
What is included
Procurement ready
Agreements, W-9, insurance certificates, and invoicing formats prepared in advance.
Documented fulfillment
A clear record of each request and its outcome.
Public meeting coverage
Council meetings, hearings, and community forums.
Nationwide reach
Coverage across jurisdictions for agencies operating in multiple regions.
Language access with the documentation agencies require
Public-sector interpreting that fits procurement, reporting and reliability requirements.
Credentialed interpreters, matched to the room
- RID certified interpreters (NIC, CI and CT)
- BEI certified interpreters
- State licensed where the state requires it
- Bound by the NAD-RID Code of Professional Conduct
- Court credentials for administrative proceedings where required
Common questions
Are you set up for government contracting?
Can you support multiple locations under one agreement?
Do you provide compliance guidance?
Book a government interpreter
Procurement documents are ready before you need them.