Computer Training

NAICS 61142 encompasses computer training services focused on providing specialized instruction and certification in information technology, cybersecurity, software applications, and related technical disciplines. These training services cover a wide range of technological skill development, including programming languages, network administration, cloud computing, cybersecurity protocols, and professional software certifications. Training can be delivered through multiple modalities such as instructor-led courses, online platforms, virtual classrooms, and self-paced learning environments designed to enhance professional technical capabilities.

The federal contract awards in this category demonstrate significant diversity, with contracts ranging from $5,000 to over $2.1 million, typically spanning 12-60 month periods. Frequently awarded entities include Learning Tree International, Coursera, Udemy, Cloud Academy, and SANS Institute, with major funding agencies including the Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, and various civilian agencies. Most awards utilize firm fixed-price contract mechanisms, with many structured as delivery orders or blanket purchase agreements. Set-asides frequently target small businesses, including woman-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, and minority-owned small businesses. Performance locations are predominantly virtual or at federal facilities across the United States, with a strong concentration in military installations and government research centers.

Recent federal contract opportunities predominantly seek specialized technical training services, with a pronounced emphasis on cybersecurity, software administration, and professional certification preparation. Key requirements include training for CompTIA, GIAC, Cisco, and vendor-specific certifications across domains like network administration, cloud computing, and cyber operations. Soliciting agencies include the Department of Defense, Air Force, Navy, and civilian agencies like the FBI and NIH. Most opportunities request comprehensive training packages encompassing course materials, certification exam vouchers, virtual lab environments, and instructor-led or self-paced learning options. The opportunities demonstrate a strong organizational commitment to maintaining technical workforce proficiency through targeted, specialized training investments.