Florida Virtual School

Florida Virtual School, a U.S. local government entity and school district headquartered in Orlando, Florida, is a public e-learning institution delivering virtual seat licenses and online curriculum to the Department of Defense Education Activity and the Department of Education as a prime contractor on federal contracts (44% of recent awards) and as a sub-recipient of federal education grants (56% of recent awards). The vendor does not hold federal set-asides and competes full-and-open across all federal work.

The vendor's federal footprint centers on K-12 virtual education delivery. As a prime contractor with DoDEA, Florida Virtual School supplies commercial off-the-shelf seat licenses across grade spans and subject areas, executed as delivery orders against single-award and multiple-award indefinite delivery contracts. Representative prime contract work includes a $61,532.50 delivery order awarded July 2022 for grades K-8 seat licenses for virtual school; a $145,278 delivery order awarded August 2021 for K-8 virtual school seat licenses; a $21,662.25 delivery order awarded August 2025 for DoDEA Virtual High School French and American Sign Language seat licenses; and a $374,004.15 IDC awarded July 2023 covering selected secondary courses including Advanced Placement Biology, grades K-8 programs, French, American Sign Language, and Special Education Alternative Transition licenses with ultimate completion in July 2029. As a sub-recipient of federal education grants, Florida Virtual School receives awards from the Florida Department of Education flowing federal funds under Title I Part A (low-income student support), special education and related services (IDEA), career and technical education (Perkins V), homeless student services, well-rounded education programs, and Title II teacher quality initiatives. Sub-grant awards are dated July 2025, July 2024, and earlier fiscal years.

Customer concentration is heavily concentrated with DoDEA, which accounts for 26 awards and the entire $6.3 million combined potential value of prime contract work. The Department of Education distributes the remaining 37 awards across four component offices (Elementary and Secondary Education, Special Education and Rehabilitative Services, Career Technical and Adult Education, and English Language Acquisition), with all such awards structured as federal grant sub-awards flowing through the Florida Department of Education. Activity has grown substantially — from four awards in 2022 to twenty-one in 2024 — with thirteen awards in 2025 and one in 2026 year-to-date. Four awards with combined potential value of $36 thousand face recompete within the next twenty-four months.

Florida Virtual School holds seats on four DoDEA indefinite delivery contracts. The largest vehicle is IDC HE125420D0028 (ceiling $1.9 million, five task orders), covering selected secondary course licenses; IDC HE125421D0013 (nine task orders, $31 thousand combined potential value) for grade 2-5 seat licenses; IDC HE125423D0016 (five task orders, $55 thousand) for advanced placement and related secondary offerings; and IDC HE125423D0029 (two task orders, $9 thousand). All work is categorized under Educational Support Services (NAICS 61 series) and Education/Training—General (PSC).

Florida Virtual School was established in 1997 and registered as a federal contractor beginning in 2007. It operates exclusively through direct federal contract relationships with DoDEA and pass-through grant funding from state education agencies, with no subcontracting footprint under prime contractors. The vendor's capability profile is narrow and mission-aligned: delivery of virtual K-12 curricula and commercial seat licenses tailored to military-connected and low-income student populations.