Department of Education Contracts in Massachusetts
Federal contracts by Department of Education performed in Massachusetts (MA)
Agency State Spending Overview
The Department of Education has obligated $845,227,523 in federal contract spending performed in Massachusetts across 12 contract awards. Of these awards, 100% were competitively bid, meaning multiple companies submitted proposals for the work. Small businesses account for 0% of the agency's contract awards in the state. The top contractor receiving Department of Education dollars in Massachusetts is F.H. Cann & Associates, Inc. with $337.0M. This spending represents a significant portion of the federal government's economic activity in Massachusetts and supports jobs across multiple industry sectors.
Overview
Total Spending: $845,227,523
Contract Count: 12
Average Contract Size: $70.4M
Competition Rate: 100%
Small Business Rate: 0%
Top Contractors
Companies receiving the most Department of Education contract dollars in Massachusetts, ranked by total obligated value.
- F.H. Cann & Associates, Inc. — $337.0M (4 contracts)
- EOS USA, Inc. — $263.5M (2 contracts)
- Education Development Center, Inc. — $113.5M (4 contracts)
- Delta Management Associates, Inc — $100.9M (1 contracts)
- ABT Global LLC — $30.3M (1 contracts)
Spending by Sector
How Department of Education's contract spending in Massachusetts is distributed across industry sectors.
- Other: $788.3M (10 contracts)
- R&D: $44.1M (1 contracts)
- Higher Education: $12.8M (1 contracts)
Contracts
- PRIVATE COLLECTION AGENCY PERFORMS COLLECTION AND ADMINISTRATIVE RESOLUTION ACTIVITIES ON DEBTS RESULTING FROM NON-PAYMENT OF STUDENT LOANS MADE UNDER THE VARIOUS FEDERAL STUDENT AID LOAN PROGRAMS. — $205.1M
- "CRITICAL FUNCTION" - IGF::CT::IGF PRIVATE COLLECTION AGENCY PERFORMS COLLECTION AND ADMINISTRATIVE RESOLUTION ACTIVITIES ON DEBTS RESULTING FROM NON-PAYMENT OF STUDENT LOANS MADE UNDER THE VARIOUS FEDERAL STUDENT AID LOAN PROGRAMS. — $201.7M
- PRIVATE COLLECTION AGENCY PERFORMS COLLECTION AND ADMINISTRATIVE RESOLUTION ACTIVITIES ON DEBTS RESULTING FROM NON-PAYMENT OF STUDENT LOANS MADE UNDER THE VARIOUS FEDERAL STUDENT AID LOAN PROGRAMS. — $100.9M
- STEADY-STATE TASK ORDER 2 AWARDED AGAINST F.H. CANN'S NEXT GEN (NG) BUSINESS PROCESS OPERATIONS (BPO) IDIQ CONTRACT FOR NON-SERVICING AND SPECIALTY PROGRAMS (SPS) CONTACT CENTER SUPPORT AND BACK-OFFICE PROCESSING. — $69.7M
- NOT REQUIRED — $58.4M
- NORTHEASTERN REGIONAL EDUCATION LABORATORY — $44.1M
- THE PURPOSE OF THIS REQUIREMENT IS TO ISSUE IDENTICAL STEADY-STATE TASK ORDERS FOR NON-SERVICING CONTACT CENTER SUPPORT BACK-OFFICE PROCESSING TO ALL BPO PROVIDERS. — $42.8M
- REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL LABORATORY - NORTHEAST&ISLANDS REGION 2012 - 2017: THE CONTRACTOR PROVIDES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, RESEARCH AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES IN SUPPORT OF THE PROGRAM. — $30.6M
- TO CORRECT A SYSTEM ERROR THAT HAD SAID GOODS AND MAKE THE OBLIGATION OF $6 MILLION SAY "SERVICES". — $30.3M
- "OTHER FUNCTION" IGF::OT::IGF THE EDUCATION SCIENCES REFORM ACT (ESRA) MANDATES THAT THE DEPARTMENT AWARD AND ADMINISTER TEN REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL LABORATORIES (RELS). ESRA DEFINES THE TERM OF EACH REL, FIVE YEARS, AND THE CURRENT COHORT OF REL CONTRACTS EXPIRES JANUARY 2, 2017. THIS CONTRACT IS FOR REL NORTHEAST&ISLANDS. EACH REL IS CHARGED WITH PERFORMING THE FOLLOWING THREE PRIMARY TASKS APPLIED RESEARCH WHERE EACH REL WILL ADDRESSES COMPLEX QUESTIONS ABOUT TEACHING, LEARNING, ORGANIZATION OF SCHOOLS AND SYSTEMS, EDUCATION ACCESS, AND EDUCATION ATTAINMENT. TRAINING, COACHING, AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE WHERE EACH REL WILL DESIGN THESE SERVICES TO INCREASE THE CAPACITY OF INDIVIDUALS AND/OR ORGANIZATIONS, AND, WHEN APPROPRIATE, THE EDUCATION RESEARCH SECTOR. THE CONTENT OF ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED WITHIN THIS AREA OF WORK MUST BE CAREFULLY ASSESSED AGAINST THE RESEARCH BASE. DISSEMINATION WHERE REL DISSEMINATION FACILITATES THE WIDE SHARING OF RESEARCH EVIDENCE AND RESEARCH-RELATED INFORMATION TO SPARK NEW IDEAS, INTRODUCE INDIVIDUALS TO OTHERS WORKING ON SIMILAR ISSUES, AND REDUCE UNNECESSARY DUPLICATION. EACH TASK BUILDS ON THE OTHER, AND EACH INDIVIDUAL REL CONTRIBUTES TO AN OVERALL INCREASE IN EDUCATIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND ACHIEVEMENT ACROSS ALL STATES AND TERRITORIES. — $26.0M
- EO14042 - THE PURPOSE OF THIS REQUIREMENT (TASK ORDER 0002) IS TO ISSUE IDENTICAL RAMP-UP TASK ORDERS TO ALL BPO PROVIDERS. THE RAMP-UP TASK ORDERS WILL ALLOW NEXT GEN BPO PROVIDERS TO BEGIN PERFORMING TASKS UNDER ALL NON-SERVICING FUNCTIONAL AREAS. — $22.9M
- HIGHER EDUCATION CENTER — $12.8M
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Department of Education spend on contracts in Massachusetts?
Department of Education has $845.2M in federal contracts performed in Massachusetts across 12 awards.
What is the competition rate for Department of Education contracts in Massachusetts?
100% of Department of Education's contracts in Massachusetts were competitively awarded.
Which contractors win the most Department of Education work in Massachusetts?
The top contractors include F.H. Cann & Associates, Inc., EOS USA, Inc., Education Development Center, Inc..
What industries receive Department of Education contract dollars in Massachusetts?
Department of Education's spending spans Other, R&D, Higher Education.