Edmentum, Inc.

Edmentum, Inc., doing business as Plato Learning, is a for-profit education technology company based in Bloomington, Minnesota, that delivers online curricula, adaptive learning platforms, virtual learning services, and seat licenses for Advanced Placement and secondary courses to federal education agencies as a prime contractor, competing exclusively in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations.

Edmentum's federal footprint centers on K-12 digital learning solutions and workforce development curricula. The company holds a portfolio of 75 prime awards (100% of its federal awards; no subcontract activity) valued at $2.4 million in combined potential value, with $2.1 million obligated as of mid-2026. Representative work includes a $170,775 purchase order from the Bureau of Indian Education for virtual learning platform delivery to Many Farms High School in Arizona (awarded January 2024), a $387,570 BIE purchase order for instructional support services across multiple schools in Many Farms (August 2023), and a $96,803.50 BIE purchase order for science virtual learning content to Many Farms High School (December 2024). Edmentum also holds three Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the Department of Defense Education Activity: a $152,330.16 contract for seat licenses in selected secondary courses (AP Psychology, Digital Video Services) awarded July 2023 through July 2029, with three delivery orders totaling $48,916 to date; a $45,206.88 contract for AP Spanish Language and Culture products awarded August 2024 through August 2029, with two delivery orders executed; and a single-award BPA with the Indian Health Service for grades 6–12 online educational curriculum at Unity Healing Center in Cherokee, North Carolina, valued at $34,000 and extending through September 2030.

Customer concentration is sharp and mission-specific. The top five agencies account for 51% of awards by count and 74% of combined potential value. The Bureau of Indian Education dominates the portfolio with 15 awards worth $1.2 million, reflecting sustained work serving Native American student populations across reservation schools, particularly Many Farms High School. The Department of Defense Education Activity accounts for 7 awards worth $253 thousand, anchored by the three IDCs for secondary course seat licenses. The Indian Health Service places 8 awards worth $125 thousand, primarily for online curriculum serving youth in residential treatment and healing centers. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service Job Corps and the Bureau of Indian Affairs Albuquerque Acquisition Office account for 5 and 3 awards respectively, totaling $151 thousand combined.

Activity has been measured and cyclical: 2 awards in 2022, 4 in 2023, 8 in 2024, 8 in 2025, and 3 year-to-date in 2026. Seven awards (combined potential value $196 thousand) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and are therefore candidates for recompete. Vehicle holdings remain modest: the three DoDEA IDCs represent the largest vehicles by cumulative value, with delivery-order traffic at $49 thousand and $6 thousand respectively on the two most active contracts. Two Indian Health Service BPAs carry $27 thousand and $7 thousand in combined orders. The vendor's primary coding aligns with Software Publishers (30 awards) and Educational Support Services (18 awards) under NAICS, with PSC concentration in Education/Training-General (19 awards) and Information Technology Software (15 awards), reflecting a portfolio split between curriculum content licensing and digital platform delivery.