Central Missouri State University

Central Missouri State University, now known as the University of Central Missouri, is a public university located in Warrensburg, Missouri. As a state-controlled institution of higher learning, it provides a wide range of educational services and specialized training programs to both students and federal agencies. Through its subsidiary, the Missouri Safety Center, the university has established itself as a key provider of safety-related education and training programs. The university's federal contract and grant awards primarily focus on educational services, tuition and fees, safety training, and research projects across various disciplines.

The majority of Central Missouri State University's federal contract awards come from the Department of the Navy's Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. These contracts are typically firm fixed-price delivery orders for tuition and fees, ranging in value from approximately $900 to $5,300. The university provides educational services and training programs that support the Navy's medical education and training initiatives, likely focusing on health care, safety, and medical readiness for Navy and Marine Corps personnel. These short-term contracts are usually completed within a few months and are performed at the university's campus in Warrensburg, Missouri. No set-aside designations are used for these awards, and the university serves as the prime contractor without notable subcontractor involvement.

In terms of federal grant awards, Central Missouri State University has received both prime and sub-grant awards. As a prime recipient, the university was awarded a Susan Harwood Grant from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, demonstrating its expertise in workplace safety training. As a sub-grantee, the university has received multiple awards from the Missouri Department of Transportation for projects related to "Master Plan and Airport Layout Plan Update," indicating its involvement in aviation planning and development. The university also received sub-grants for IDEA Part B funding through the Missouri Department of Elementary & Secondary Education, suggesting its participation in special education initiatives. Additionally, the university has been involved in CARES Act funding and commercial motor vehicle safety programs through sub-grants, highlighting its role in COVID-19 relief efforts and transportation safety.

Central Missouri State University holds a significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) with the Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. This Basic Ordering Agreement, awarded on December 2, 2022, has a ten-year duration extending until December 1, 2032. Described as "UNIV OF CENTRAL MISSOURI ESA," this agreement likely stands for Educational Services Agreement. While the ceiling value is listed as $0.00, this type of agreement typically serves as a framework for future task orders. Under this IDV, the university is expected to provide a range of educational, simulation, and ancillary services to support Navy medical training and readiness programs. As a single-award vehicle with no set-aside designation, this agreement positions the University of Central Missouri as a long-term educational partner for the Navy's medical services.