The Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) awarded a five-year, $404.25K Total Small Business indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract to Business U LLC, effective August 28, 2025, through August 25, 2030, to provide personal financial literacy certification and credentialing services for DoDEA's global school system serving military-connected students. The contract encompasses digital certification test vouchers, web-based reporting capabilities, and asynchronous professional learning modules designed to support DoDEA's requirement that personal financial literacy become a graduation requirement for all high school students. Key deliverables include industry-recognized credential certifications for approximately 3,390 students and 90 staff members, with performance requirements including digital certification test scoring within one business day, pre-test and post-test capabilities, Section 508 accessibility compliance, and FedRAMP Level 2 cybersecurity standards. Business U LLC, an Idaho Falls-based educational courseware developer specializing in career and technical education curriculum materials, will perform the work from its facilities in Idaho Falls, Idaho, and Lexington, Kentucky.
To date, one delivery order valued at $4,000 has been issued under this indefinite delivery contract on September 12, 2025, for personal financial literacy certification and credentialing services with performance completion targeted for August 24, 2030. This delivery order award reflects DoDEA's continued engagement with Business U LLC, which currently maintains three prime federal indefinite delivery contracts with DoDEA totaling approximately $1.84M in ceiling value through 2033. The contractor's established performance history under previous DoDEA contracts—which generated approximately $343.625K in delivery order value across multiple awards spanning September 2023 through September 2025—demonstrates sustained capability in delivering credential-aligned educational content and related professional development resources to military-connected high schools globally.