Oneota Job Corps Center

The Department of Labor Office of Job Corps Oneota Job Corps Center, a sub-agency within the civilian Department of Labor, operates a job training facility and procures services and supplies to support its training mission. The Oneota Center functions as a regional training hub within the broader Job Corps network.

The center has awarded three federal contracts totaling $142.4 million in combined potential value since 2014, with $133.2 million obligated to date. Award volume has been sparse and irregular—one contract in 2014, one in 2016, and one in 2021; no awards are recorded since December 2021. All three awards were made without set-aside designations.

Competitive concentration is highly concentrated: Education & Training Resources LLC holds 100 percent of recorded awards over the last five years and accounts for one award worth $64.1 million in potential value, representing 45 percent of the center's combined contract potential value across its portfolio history. With only one distinct prime contractor awarded across the entire portfolio, the center operates within a single-vendor award structure.

Recent contract activity is dormant. The most recent recorded award dates to December 2021, more than four years ago. No recent federal contract opportunities are recorded against the Oneota Center or its descendant offices.