Technical and Trade Schools

Code 6115
Parent/Child
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NAICS 6115 (Technical and Trade Schools) encompasses educational services providing technical, trade, and vocational training across various specialized disciplines. These institutions offer structured instructional programs designed to prepare students for specific careers, professional certifications, and technical skill development. The training typically involves classroom instruction, hands-on practical experiences, and skill-specific curriculum targeting workforce readiness in fields such as aviation, medical services, industrial trades, and specialized technical disciplines.

The federal contract awards under this NAICS code reveal significant investment in specialized training programs, particularly in aviation, military, and technical skill development. Contract values range from approximately $9,000 to $45 million, with performance periods typically spanning one to five years. Frequently awarded entities include FlightSafety International, specialized training firms, and technical education contractors. Common funding agencies include the Department of Defense, Department of Labor, and Federal Aviation Administration. Set-aside types frequently include small business, service-disabled veteran-owned small business, and 8(a) designations. Performance locations are predominantly within the United States, with many training programs conducted at military installations, federal training centers, and specialized facilities.

Recent federal contract opportunities demonstrate diverse training requirements across multiple sectors. Key opportunities include pilot training for military aircraft, emergency medical technician certification, technical rescue training, Job Corps vocational programs, and specialized equipment maintenance instruction. Federal agencies soliciting these services include the Department of the Air Force, Navy, Coast Guard, Department of Labor, and Federal Aviation Administration. Performance locations span multiple states, with training sites in California, Florida, Texas, New York, and other locations. Typical requirements involve comprehensive training programs combining classroom instruction, practical skills development, certification preparation, and hands-on technical experience across various professional disciplines.

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