Department of Education
Federal Contract Opportunities
~$2.5B annual contracting spend
The Department of Education administers federal education programs and student financial aid.
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How do I find contract opportunities with Department of Education?
To find contract opportunities with Department of Education (ED), visit SAM.gov and search for solicitations from ED. You can also check ED's procurement forecast at their official forecast page for upcoming opportunities. All federal contracts over $25,000 must be posted on SAM.gov.
What types of contracts does ED award?
Department of Education awards contracts in various categories including IT services, Research, Program management, and more. With approximately $2.5 billion in annual contracting, ED is one of the largest federal buyers.
Does ED have small business programs?
Yes, Department of Education has small business contracting programs and set-aside opportunities. Federal agencies are required to meet small business contracting goals. Visit ED's Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU) for program details and assistance.
How much does ED spend on contracts annually?
Department of Education spends approximately $2.5 billion on contracts annually, making it one of the significant federal contracting agencies. This includes contracts for IT services, Research.
Do I need special certifications to work with ED?
Requirements vary by contract type. Most ED contracts require SAM.gov registration. Some may require security clearances, specific certifications, or past performance. Check individual solicitations for specific requirements. Small business certifications (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB) can provide advantages for set-aside contracts.
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