This federal contract award, valued at $10,660.00, was issued by the U.S. Navy's Bureau of Medicine and Surgery to Rhode Island College, a state-controlled public institution of higher education. The contract is for tuition and fees, with no set-aside designation. It is structured as a delivery order under a Basic Ordering Agreement, which indicates an existing contractual relationship between the agency and the educational institution.
Rhode Island College has a history of providing specialized educational services to the U.S. Navy, particularly in supporting the training and professional development of military medical personnel. The college has also received numerous federal grants from agencies such as the Department of Education, Health Resources and Services Administration, and National Endowment for the Humanities, which support a diverse range of initiatives, including behavioral health workforce training, Hispanic behavioral healthcare education, and community health worker programs.
The parent organization of Rhode Island College is the State of Rhode Island, which oversees a wide range of public services and frequently partners with federal agencies through contract and grant awards. While the state does not appear to have significant direct federal contract awards, its various departments and agencies often serve as implementing partners for federal initiatives, particularly in areas such as transportation infrastructure, environmental management, and public health.
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