The University of Central Florida Board of Trustees holds a Federal Supply Schedule contract with the General Services Administration, valued at up to $14,257,460 through September 2027. Under this Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV), UCF provides a wide range of engineering, research and development, and strategic planning services to federal customers. Task orders issued under the contract have been awarded by the U.S. Army and Navy for support related to cyber training environments, plastics applications, and general engineering services. UCF has extensive expertise across disciplines like engineering, computer science, optics, and simulation, and regularly collaborates with federal agencies, national labs, and industry partners on cutting-edge R&D. The university often serves as both a prime contractor and subcontractor on federal awards, leveraging its advanced facilities and multidisciplinary capabilities to deliver innovative solutions to address national priorities. Recent task orders have utilized firm fixed price and time and materials pricing structures, with work performed primarily at UCF's facilities in Florida.
In addition to its contract work, UCF also has a diverse portfolio of federal grants spanning scientific, engineering, and social science research. Agencies like the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, Department of Energy, and NASA have provided UCF grants for fundamental and applied research across fields such as materials science, computer vision, biomedical science, and space technology. Many of these grants involve educational and workforce development components, reflecting UCF's commitment to training the next generation of scientists and engineers.
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