Junior Colleges

NAICS 6112 (Junior Colleges) encompasses educational institutions offering post-secondary academic and vocational training programs typically spanning two years or less. These institutions provide certificate, diploma, and associate degree programs across various disciplines, focusing on workforce development, technical skills training, and preparatory education for transfer to four-year institutions. The category includes community colleges, technical colleges, and specialized vocational training centers that deliver targeted educational services to diverse student populations.

The federal contract opportunities within this NAICS code demonstrate a focus on specialized training programs, particularly in correctional and military settings. Typical contract values range from approximately $431,200 to potentially higher amounts, with contract durations typically spanning 12-month base periods and up to four additional one-year option periods. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons and the United States Marine Corps are prominent agencies soliciting these services, with contracts frequently set aside for small businesses. Common performance locations include federal correctional facilities and military bases, with training programs addressing rehabilitation, vocational skills, substance abuse treatment, and specialized technical instruction.

Recent federal contract opportunities include vocational training for prisoners at Camp Pendleton Base Brig, covering areas such as solar/voltaic systems, trade skills, business communication, and HAZWOPER certification. Another opportunity involves an Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Program at FCI Ray Brook, requiring 350 hours of instruction annually, while a third opportunity from the Naval Sea Systems Command seeks Oxygen School Support for training military personnel in equipment calibration and cleaning. These opportunities consistently require credentialed instructors, specialized certifications, and the ability to deliver targeted, skills-based educational programming in controlled institutional environments.