National Technical Institute for the Deaf

The National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID), a sub-agency of the Department of Education, operates as a postsecondary technical college and research center serving deaf and hard-of-hearing students, and it functions primarily as an educational institution rather than as a federal contracting or grant-making authority at the portfolio level.

NTID is one of the eight colleges of the Rochester Institute of Technology and operates under the Department of Education's administrative umbrella. The institute does not maintain a distinct federal contract or grant award portfolio that rolls up independently; its federal funding flows through RIT's institutional agreements and the Department of Education's broader higher-education funding streams. No recent contract awards, grant awards, contract opportunities, or grant opportunities are recorded against NTID as a transacting entity in the federal marketplace.

Organizations seeking to pursue federal work with NTID should engage through Rochester Institute of Technology's contracting and grants offices, which hold institutional authority over procurement and federal funding activities across RIT's colleges, including NTID.