Department of Education Contracts in Virginia

Agency State Spending Overview

The Department of Education has obligated $6,988,153,083 in federal contract spending performed in Virginia across 89 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 Virginia is Maximus Federal Services, Inc. with $1.2B. This spending represents a significant portion of the federal government's economic activity in Virginia and supports jobs across multiple industry sectors.

Overview

Total Spending: $6,988,153,083

Contract Count: 89

Average Contract Size: $78.5M

Competition Rate: 100%

Small Business Rate: 0%

Top Contractors

Companies receiving the most Department of Education contract dollars in Virginia, ranked by total obligated value.

1. Maximus Federal Services, Inc. — $1.2B (3 contracts)
2. Accenture Federal Services LLC — $1.0B (3 contracts)
3. Maximus Education LLC — $994.3M (4 contracts)
4. Vangent, Inc. — $810.4M (1 contracts)
5. Peraton Enterprise Solutions LLC — $685.5M (3 contracts)
6. General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. — $372.1M (4 contracts)
7. NTT Data Services Federal Government, LLC — $301.9M (6 contracts)
8. General Dynamics ONE Source LLC — $260.7M (5 contracts)
9. Applied Enterprise Management Corporation — $180.2M (5 contracts)
10. Leidos, Inc. — $140.0M (1 contracts)
11. Blue Canopy Group, LLC — $124.8M (1 contracts)
12. Navient Corporation — $108.0M (1 contracts)
13. Briefcase Systems Development Inc — $68.8M (1 contracts)
14. Skyepoint Decisions, Inc. — $63.2M (1 contracts)
15. Avineon, Inc. — $60.5M (1 contracts)
16. ZEN Strategics LLC — $56.5M (1 contracts)
17. Nonpublic Educational Services, Inc. — $49.8M (3 contracts)
18. Signal Solutions, LLC — $46.0M (1 contracts)
19. Deloitte Consulting LLP — $42.4M (2 contracts)
20. PPS Infotech LLC — $30.5M (1 contracts)

Spending by Sector

How Department of Education's contract spending in Virginia is distributed across industry sectors.

• IT: $5.3B (54 contracts)
• Other: $1.6B (31 contracts)
• R&D: $54.5M (4 contracts)

Contracts

• DEBT MANAGEMENT AND COLLECTIONS SYSTEM (DMCS) IGF::CT::IGF — $906.9M
• THIS TASK ORDER IS FOR AN ENTERPRISE-WIDE DIGITAL AND CUSTOMER CARE PLATFORMS AND SERVICES SOLUTION (ENTERPRISE-WIDE DIGITAL AND CUSTOMER CARE SOLUTION, AKA EWDCCPS, AKA DCC) THAT WILL ENABLE AN FSA-BRANDED OMNI-CHANNEL ENGAGEMENT APPROACH LED BY A MOBILE-FIRST, MOBILE-COMPLETE, AND MOBILE-CONTINUOUS DIGITAL PLATFORM SUPPORTING THE COMPLETE LIFECYCLE OF STUDENT FINANCING. — $851.5M
• FRONT END BUSINESS INTEGRATION SYSTEM — $810.4M
• PROVIDE DIRECT LOAN SERVICES SUCH AS CALL CENTER AND FINANCIAL REPORTING - NAVIENT FROM 12/15/2019 THROUGH 12/14/2020 — $762.1M
• IGF::OT::IGF: FEDERAL STUDENT AID'S VIRTUAL DATA CENTER, PROVIDING CENTRALIZED HOSTING AND MANAGEMENT OF ELECTRONIC DATA AND COMPUTER APPLICATIONS, AND RELATED SERVICES TO SUPPORT FEDERAL STUDENT AID MISSION OF SERVICING STUDENT LOANS. — $493.3M
• THE PURPOSE OF DMCS IS TO MANAGE THE DEFAULT LOAN PORTFOLIO, AND STORE, MANAGE, PROTECT, AND PROVIDE STUDENT LOAN DEBTORS IN DEFAULT AVAILABLE INFORMATION UNDER THE HEA. DMCS ENABLES BORROWERS, WHO SO CHOSE, TO MAKE PAYMENTS ON THEIR ACCOUNTS AND SEN — $235.4M
• CRITICAL FUNCTIONS: PORTFOLIO OF INTEGRATED VALUE-ORIENTED TECHNOLOGIES - INTEGRATION (PIVOT-I) - THE PIVOT-I CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT AND INTEGRATION OF PIVOT IT INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES. — $176.9M
• TITLE IV FINANCIAL AID ORIGINATION AND DISBURSEMENT (TIVOD) SYSTEMS AND CUSTOMER SERVICE TRANSITION SERVICES — $153.3M
• DEVELOP THE AWARD ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATION (AED) SYSTEM - A MODERN, FLEXIBLE, AND EFFICIENT SYSTEM TO CALCULATE AID ELIGIBILITY FOR STUDENTS, PARENTS, AND POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTIONS. THIS REPLACES THE CENTRAL PROCESSING SYSTEM. — $152.9M
• "OTHER FUNCTION" IGF::OT::IGF THE PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT IS FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID TO ESTABLISH A CUSTOMER CONTACT CENTER TO PROVIDE TIMELY AND ACCURATE INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC IN SUPPORT OF THE SCOPE OF BUSINESS. THIS CONTRACT IS BEING AWARDED OFF THE GSA MULTI-CHANNEL CONTACT CENTER SERVICES CONTRACT. — $147.9M
• FUNDING TO SUPPORT CHANGES AND CURRENT REQUIREMENTS — $140.0M
• OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE (O&M) TASK ORDER FOR STUDENT LOAN SERVICING IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE USDS CONTRACT. — $134.0M
• IGF::CT::IGF THIS CONTRACT WAS AWARD ON 09/30/2014 AS A FOLLOW ON FOR ED-FSA-09-A-0004 SECURITY AND PRIVACY THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (ED) OFFICE OF FEDERAL STUDENT AID (FSA) HAS A REQUIREMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FEDERAL INFORMATION SECURITY MANAGEMENT ACT (FISMA) TO PROVIDE A SECURE PLATFORM THAT WILL ADHERE TO PROVIDING OPERATIONS&MAINTENANCE (O&M) SECURITY FOR BOTH ITS APPLICATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE FRAMEWORK LOCATED AT ITS DATA CENTER(S). IN PERFORMANCE OF ITS MISSION, FEDERAL STUDENT AID (FSA) RELIES UPON INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT) CAPABILITIES, THESE CAPABILITIES FORM A COMPLEX AND HIGHLY INTEGRATED IT INFRASTRUCTURE. — $124.8M
• THE PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT IS FOR CONTRACTOR TO CONTINUE PROVIDING OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE APPLICATION AND ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATION SYSTEM AS THE DEPART. OF EDUCATION MOVES TOWARD IMPLEMENTING THE NEXT GENERATION DATA CENTER IT PLATFORM. — $117.7M
• IGF::CT::IGF CRITICAL FUNCTION - TASK ORDER 0001 PROVIDES SERVICING OF TITLE IV STUDENT FINANCIAL AID IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 2212 OF THE HEALTH CARE AND EDUCATION RECONCILIATION ACT OF 2010 (PUB.L.111-152, 124 STAT. 1029)FOR THE JANUARY 01, 2013 TO DECEMBER 31, 2013 TIME PERIOD. — $108.0M
• CRITICAL FUNCTION IGF::CT::IGF FEDERAL STUDENT AID'S VIRTUAL DATA CENTER, PROVIDING CENTRALIZED HOSTING AND MANAGEMENT OF ELECTRONIC DATA AND COMPUTER APPLICATIONS,AND RELATED SERVICES TO SUPPORT FEDERAL STUDENT AID MISSION OF SERVICING STUDENT LOANS. — $93.5M
• TAS::91 0198::TAS NSADS TRANSITION SUPPORT, BUSINESS SERVICE OPERATIONS, SYSTEM ENHANCEMENTS, OPERATIONS&MAINTENANCE, AND CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT, CUSTOMER SERVICE, PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND QUALITY CONTROL. — $68.8M
• THE PURPOSE OF THIS CALL ORDER IS TO PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (DOED) FEDERAL STUDENT AID (FSA) WITH CYBERSECURITY RISK MANAGEMENT AND COMPLIANCE SUPPORT TO THE OPERATIONS OF THE DOED ENTERPRISE CYBERSECURITY GROUP (ESG). — $63.2M
• FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (FMS) OPERATIONS&MAINTENANCE SERVICES — $60.5M
• IGF::OT::IGF "OTHER FUNCTIONS". EDFACTS TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT SERVICES II (ETSS II)CONTRACT. THE SERVICES UNDER THE ETSS II CONTRACT PROVIDE ONGOING OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF ESS; OPERATION/MAINTENANCE/ENHANCEMENT OF OTHER SYSTEM COMPONENTS OF EDFACTS; CONTINUED EMPHASIS ON ESTABLISHING A COLLABORATIVE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE STATES, COLLECTING HIGH QUALITY, ACCURATE DATA AND, PROVIDING A STRONG FOCUS ON DATA REPORTING AND ANALYSIS THROUGH EDFACTS. EDFACTS IS A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT AMONG ED, STATE EDUCATION AGENCIES (SEAS) AND INDUSTRY PARTNERS TO CENTRALIZE STATE-REPORTED K-12 EDUCATION PERFORMANCE DATA INTO ONE, FEDERALLY COORDINATED DATA REPOSITORY WITHIN ED. THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF EDFACTS IS TO PROVIDE BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE ON K-12 EDUCATION TO ED AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS. THE EDFACTS SUBMISSION SUBSYSTEM (ESS) IS THE CORE DATA COLLECTION SYSTEM SUPPORTING EDFACTS. — $56.9M

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Department of Education spend on contracts in Virginia?

Department of Education has $7.0B in federal contracts performed in Virginia across 89 awards.

What is the competition rate for Department of Education contracts in Virginia?

100% of Department of Education's contracts in Virginia were competitively awarded.

Which contractors win the most Department of Education work in Virginia?

The top contractors include Maximus Federal Services, Inc., Accenture Federal Services LLC, Maximus Education LLC.

What industries receive Department of Education contract dollars in Virginia?

Department of Education's spending spans IT, Other, R&D.

Explore More