The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is seeking spoken Yup'ik language interpreters to assist with disaster survivors in Alaska, primarily in Anchorage and Bethel, who are applying for disaster assistance due to Typhoon Halong. The interpretation services will be performed in person and over the phone. Preference will be given to businesses registered in the System for Award Management who primarily reside in specific Alaska boroughs.
• The interpreters must fluently speak Yup'ik and English.
• The services will be performed in person and over the phone.
• Preference will be given to local interpreters currently located in Anchorage or Bethel, Alaska.
• The need is immediate and urgent, suggesting a short-term project.
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