Ivy TECH Community College Of Indiana

Ivy TECH Community College Of Indiana Ivy TECH Region 007 Terre Haute Division, operating as Ivy TECH Wabash Valley, delivers vocational training and workforce development services to the federal prison system as a prime contractor on a state-controlled educational institution basis, competing full-and-open with no set-aside posture. The entity is a division of Ivy TECH Community College of Indiana (the parent system headquartered in Indianapolis), a U.S. state government educational institution.

The vendor's federal portfolio centers on inmate rehabilitation and skills training at the Federal Correctional Complex Terre Haute. Core capability areas include diesel automotive repair technician training, welding certification, computer numeric control (CNC) programming, and commercial driver's license (CDL) instruction, all delivered as firm fixed-price delivery orders under indefinite delivery contracts with the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons. Representative prime awards include a $31,460.40 delivery order (July 2025, completing September 2025) for 360 total hours of diesel technician instruction issued under the Bureau's IDC 15B41818D00000155, a $120,686.40 delivery order (October 2023, completing September 2024) for a diesel technician program covering base year plus four option years, and a $203,017.09 delivery order (September 2021, completing September 2022) issued by the Bureau of Prisons Central Office for comprehensive vocational training across multiple disciplines.

Customer concentration is extreme and singular. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons accounts for 97% of recent awards, with the Federal Correctional Complex Terre Haute alone representing 54 awards (combined potential value $4.9 million) out of 76 total awards in the portfolio. The Bureau of Prisons Central Office holds 6 awards ($1.4 million combined potential value), and the broader Bureau of Prisons organization holds 11 awards ($187 thousand combined potential value). Three other agencies—the Department of Education Office of Postsecondary Education, the Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration, and an unnamed fourth agency—account for the remaining 3% of awards. Combined potential value across all 76 awards is $6.4 million, with $3.5 million obligated to date.

The vendor holds five primary indefinite delivery contracts under the Bureau of Prisons. IDC 15B41818D00000155 anchors the portfolio with 10 task orders valued at $680 thousand combined potential value. IDC 15BFA022D00000044 carries 12 task orders ($527 thousand combined potential value). IDC DJBP041800000097 supports 11 task orders ($454 thousand combined potential value). The diesel automotive repair technician IDC (ceiling $611,305.50, ultimate completion June 12, 2026) and a second broader vocational training IDC (ceiling $766,060.55, ultimate completion September 29, 2025) are structured as single-award and multiple-award vehicles respectively, with the diesel contract running base year plus four option years from October 1, 2022. A newer single-award CNC training IDC (ceiling $406,200, ultimate completion May 1, 2026) was awarded May 1, 2026.

Activity has declined year over year: 9 awards in 2022 to 4 in 2025 and 4 in 2026 through May. No recompete cliff is stated in the source, but the broader vocational training IDC (ultimate completion September 29, 2025) and the CNC training IDC (ultimate completion May 1, 2026) represent near-term vehicle expirations where recompete pressure will arise. The source identifies one federal grant sub-award: Ivy TECH received a sub-grant from the Indiana Department of Workforce Development (award date April 23, 2026) for the DWD-WBLA program, supporting U.S. Department of Labor Registered Apprenticeship and Department of Workforce Development Certified Pre-Apprenticeship initiatives in education and advanced manufacturing sectors.

Primary NAICS coding reflects the educational institution classification: 59 awards under Junior Colleges (NAICS 611210), 6 under Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools (611110), and 2 under Other Technical and Trade Schools (611519). PSC coding similarly reflects the training posture: 53 awards under Education/Training—Training/Curriculum Development, 7 under Education/Training—Vocational/Technical, 6 under Education/Training—Tuition/Registration/Membership Fees, and 3 under Education/Training—General. The vendor operates solely as a prime contractor in the visible footprint (99% of awards) with negligible subcontract work.