International Academy Of Science

International Academy of Science, a Kansas City–based nonprofit educational institution, provides Acellus virtual learning platform licenses and STEM curriculum resources to the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Indian Education as a full-and-open prime contractor on small-dollar purchase orders, with no subcontract footprint and no set-aside designations across its federal work.

International Academy of Science operates as a tax-exempt corporate entity classified as a private university or college, non-profit organization, and educational institution. The vendor's federal posture is almost entirely concentrated in a single customer: the Bureau of Indian Education accounts for 14 of 20 tracked awards (91% of award count and 96% of potential value) worth $495 thousand combined, with the remainder split among three regional offices of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (Great Plains, Western, Navajo, and Central). The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor on purchase orders rather than through any parent contract vehicle, IDIQ, or GWAC relationship. All awards documented in the source carry no set-aside designation and are awarded on a full-and-open basis.

The vendor's capability footprint consists entirely of Acellus Gold Edition and standard Acellus virtual learning licenses, electronic textbooks, and STEM curricula delivered to Bureau of Indian Affairs schools. Representative work includes a $79 thousand purchase order awarded July 1, 2026, for Acellus License Curriculum at John F. Kennedy School in Whiteriver, Arizona (ultimate completion June 30, 2027); a $78,210 order from August 18, 2025, for Acellus Gold Edition student licenses and virtual learning systems serving Bureau of Indian Affairs schools (performance through May 14, 2026); and an $86,250 COVID-19 pandemic order from July 1, 2022, for Acellus virtual learning licenses. The vendor has maintained sustained Bureau of Indian Education engagement since at least 2021, with cumulative contract value approximating $330 thousand through 2025 according to award narratives.

Activity is sparse and declining. The vendor received three awards in 2022, one in 2023, two in 2024, two in 2025, and one in 2026 — a flat to slightly declining trajectory over the five-year window. Two awards totaling $124 thousand face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months. The combined potential value across all 20 documented awards stands at $587 thousand, with $587 thousand obligated — indicating all contract value has been drawn down or committed.