Toxcel LLC
Toxcel LLC is a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Gainesville, Virginia, that provides a wide range of research, consulting, training, and technical services to various agencies within the U.S. Department of Transportation. The company specializes in supporting traffic safety initiatives, particularly in the areas of behavioral research, engineering analysis, and technology evaluation. Founded in 1999, Toxcel has established itself as a key contractor for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). Through its federal contract and grant awards, Toxcel conducts studies and evaluations on critical transportation safety issues, develops training programs, and provides technical assistance to support the agencies' missions to improve road safety and reduce traffic-related fatalities and injuries.
As a prime contractor, Toxcel has been awarded multiple task orders under various indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts. For NHTSA, the company has developed theory-based messages on distracted driving, evaluated the "Click It or Ticket" campaign, created a national crossing guard training program, and updated national motorcycle safety resources. Toxcel has also conducted research on drug-impaired driving, evaluated law enforcement phlebotomy programs, and assessed public understanding of impaired driving. For FHWA, Toxcel has provided instructor-led training on road safety, updated work zone management courses, and developed new web-based training on topics such as data-driven safety analysis and roadside safety. The company has also supported FMCSA by investigating the safety of commercial motor vehicle operation by deaf and hard of hearing drivers, evaluating third-party testing for commercial driver's licenses, and supporting the implementation of automated commercial vehicle technologies. Many of these contracts have been awarded as small business set-asides, reflecting Toxcel's status as a small disadvantaged business.
Regarding federal grant awards, Toxcel has been involved as a subgrantee in at least one project related to LED applications on traffic control devices. This subgrant was awarded through the National Academy of Sciences, likely as part of a larger research initiative funded by the Department of Transportation. While the available information on Toxcel's grant activities is limited compared to its contract work, this subgrant demonstrates the company's involvement in research projects that aim to improve traffic safety through technological advancements.
Toxcel holds several significant IDVs with DOT agencies, which have resulted in numerous task orders for specific projects. These include a $16.972 million single-award IDC with FHWA for human factors on-site support services, a $10 million IDIQ with FHWA to support the National Highway Institute's training programs in areas such as highway safety, civil rights, and public administration, a $7.3 million single-award IDIQ with NHTSA for small business behavioral safety research support, and a $53 million single-award IDIQ with FMCSA to provide research and technology services promoting commercial motor vehicle safety. Additionally, Toxcel holds a Multiple Award Schedule contract with GSA, which has been used by NHTSA to award task orders for specific training and research projects. These IDVs allow Toxcel to provide ongoing support to these agencies' safety initiatives, covering a wide range of topics from behavioral research to technology evaluation and training development.
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Not listed 7140 Heritage Village Plaza, Gainesville, VA 20155, USA
5/21/14 10/14/25 GP Strategies Corporation
GP Strategies Corporation, doing business as GP Strategies, is a global performance improvement company that provides a wide range of professional services, training solutions, and consulting services to federal government agencies. The company specializes in talent transformation, learning solutions, and organizational performance improvement. GP Strategies has been registered to receive federal contract awards since April 2002 and is classified as a foreign-owned, for-profit organization. Through its federal contracts, GP Strategies delivers services such as learning management system hosting, technical training, logistics support, and facility operations and maintenance.
GP Strategies has been awarded numerous prime contracts and subcontracts across various federal agencies. The company has held significant contracts with the Department of the Army, particularly for life cycle logistics support and operations and maintenance of the Chemical Demilitarization Training Facility (CDTF). These contracts, valued at over $27 million, involve maintaining facilities crucial for chemical weapons demilitarization training. GP Strategies has also provided services to civilian agencies such as NASA, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and the National Institutes of Health (NIH). These services include pressure vessel inspections, learning management system hosting and support, employee training data extraction, and professional development training. The company has also been a subcontractor on projects for the Department of Defense, supporting programs such as submarine construction and aerospace initiatives.
GP Strategies holds two notable federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs). The first is a $40.7 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Department of the Army's Chemical Materials Agency, awarded in September 2021. Under this vehicle, GP Strategies provides life cycle logistics support and operations and maintenance services for the Chemical Demilitarization Training Facility in Columbia, Maryland. The second IDV is a $5.85 million Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract with the General Services Administration (GSA), awarded in May 2021. This MAS contract enables federal agencies to procure a range of professional services, training solutions, and related support from GP Strategies. Various task orders have been issued under this vehicle by agencies such as HHS and NIH for services including learning management system hosting, training data extraction, and delivery of professional development training.
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Not listed 11000 Broken Land Pkwy #300, Columbia, MD 21044, USA
4/11/02 7/30/25 Iteris, Inc.
Iteris, Inc. is a provider of information solutions for both the traffic management and global agribusiness markets. The company operates through three segments: Roadway Sensors, Transportation Systems, and Performance Analytics. Iteris offers a suite of intelligent transportation systems and services including sensors, traffic management software, traffic signal control systems, and transportation analytics.
Iteris has received numerous prime contract awards from the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to provide a variety of products and services focused on intelligent transportation systems, transportation operations support, traffic engineering, and training programs. Several awards are indefinite delivery vehicles with task orders issued for developing web-based and instructor-led training courses on systems engineering, automated traffic signal performance, signal systems, cybersecurity, and freight mobility. Many of these task orders involve updating existing National Highway Institute courses or converting classroom materials to online formats. Other prime contracts are for technical support services around the FHWA's ITS Architecture Reference models and tools. Iteris provides expertise on evolving the agency's frameworks to support integrated ITS deployment, multimodal accessibility, and data-driven transportation solutions. The company leverages its intelligent transportation systems capabilities to advise on interoperability standards, systems engineering, and transportation systems performance management. Most contracts are time & materials or firm-fixed-price delivery orders issued in Santa Ana, California with no small business set-asides. Iteris works alongside other FHWA partners on select awards but leads the majority as prime.
Iteris has been awarded multiple federal grant sub-awards from the National Academy of Sciences and Regents of University of Michigan. For projects sponsored by these research-oriented entities, Iteris provides roadway sensor hardware, detection systems, setup/installation services, and related data outputs focused on tracking vehicles, pedestrians, and bicycles. Under the grant awards, Iteris supports efforts to study traffic patterns, road user behavior, and potential impacts of emerging transportation technologies. The company contributes technical solutions and physical products used to gather positioning, speed, and trajectory data from intersections and corridors instrumented with Iteris sensor equipment. This offering aligns with Iteris' core business providing intelligent transportation systems and traffic management solutions.
Iteris holds a Federal Supply Schedule contract worth up to $2 million awarded by the General Services Administration (GSA) for a wide range of professional services. The multiple award schedule covers offerings across engineering, management consulting, IT, training, and technical labor categories supporting these domains. Under this contract vehicle, Iteris has received task orders from the FHWA to provide Intelligent Transportation Systems Architecture Reference Development, Evolution, and Deployment Support. The company also has an operations, intelligent transportation systems, transportation performance management, and freight training indefinite delivery contract from the FHWA valued at $9 million. This single award ID/IQ enables the FHWA to issue delivery orders to Iteris for developing and updating training products across in-person, online, and multimedia formats supporting key FHWA priority areas. Both contract vehicles facilitate the acquisition of Iteris' domain expertise in transportation systems engineering, software solutions, traffic management systems, and operational data analytics.
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Not listed 1700 Carnegie Ave #100, Santa Ana, CA 92705, USA
4/19/02 3/25/25 Ideation Inc.
Ideation Inc., doing business as Internet Ideation, is a minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business specializing in providing technology, training, and program management services to civilian government agencies. Registered in SAM.gov since 2008, the company offers a range of professional services including training development, data analytics, technical assistance, and software/website support. Ideation Inc. is structured as a Subchapter S Corporation and has demonstrated expertise in supporting federal agencies with innovative solutions across multiple domains.
The company has secured numerous federal contract awards primarily from agencies such as the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), and Federal Transit Administration (FTA). These contracts have encompassed diverse projects including developing web-based and instructor-led training courses, creating mobile application solutions, conducting benefit-cost analyses, supporting data analytics efforts, and providing technical expertise for hazard mitigation programs. Most of Ideation's contract awards have been firm fixed-price delivery orders without specific set-aside designations, though some awards were designated for total small businesses. The contract values have ranged from approximately $25,000 to nearly $7.1 million, demonstrating the company's capability to handle projects of varying complexity and scale across different federal agencies.
Ideation Inc. holds three significant federal contract indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) vehicles: a $10 million FHWA contract for training and service development, a $3.4 million FTA Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for safety training development, and a $9.5 million FEMA BPA for programmatic technical assistance in mitigation. These contract vehicles allow Ideation to provide ongoing support to federal agencies through task orders and call orders. The FHWA IDIQ focuses on developing training materials for highway safety, civil rights, and public administration. The FTA BPA supports safety training development and conversion, while the FEMA BPA enables the company to provide technical assistance for hazard mitigation programs, including developing chatbots, conducting cost-share analyses, and supporting data analytics efforts.
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Not listed 12120 Sunset Hills Rd #510, Reston, VA 20190, USA
3/6/08 11/7/25 Greenman-Pedersen Inc.
Greenman-Pedersen Inc. (GPI) is a consulting engineering, planning, survey, mapping, and construction management and inspection firm specializing in the design and construction of transportation infrastructure and building projects. With a staff of over 1700 professionals, GPI offers expertise across various disciplines related to transportation and infrastructure development.
Through the federal contract awards detailed, GPI has served as the prime contractor providing a range of services to the Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). These services are primarily centered around developing, updating, and delivering training courses and materials for the FHWA's National Highway Institute (NHI) and Structures Program Area. The awards encompass instructor-led courses, web-based training, technical services, program management, and instructional design across topics like bridge inspection, roadside safety, traffic incident management, and civil rights programs. GPI frequently performs this work in Albany, New York, leveraging its expertise in transportation infrastructure training to support FHWA's mission of enhancing highway planning, design, construction, and maintenance nationwide. No set-aside designations were indicated for these awards.
GPI holds two indefinite delivery contracts with the FHWA providing training services related to structures and operations areas. The $49.5 million Structures IDC tasks GPI with developing, updating, and delivering training focused on the National Bridge Inventory, bridge inspection software, load rating, maintenance, and preservation. Meanwhile, the $9 million Operations IDC supports work updating existing and creating new web-based courses covering traffic operations, intelligent transportation systems, transportation performance management, and freight logistics training. Through theseIDCs and associated delivery orders, GPI aims to further FHWA's goal of offering high-quality, learner-centric technical instruction and materials to transportation stakeholders nationwide.
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Not listed 80 Wolf Rd #300, Colonie, NY 12205, USA
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