Mcgraw Hill LLC

McGraw Hill LLC, operating as Sweets, supplies K-12 and higher-education curriculum materials, digital learning platforms, and specialized medical education subscriptions to federal agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), competing without set-asides in open-market procurements. The company is a for-profit entity headquartered in New York, operating primarily as a book publisher (NAICS 51110 and related publishing codes) and delivering textbooks, instructional materials, digital resources, and educational subscriptions across multiple academic disciplines and grade levels to defense and civilian agencies.

Customer concentration is extreme and dominated by the Department of Defense Education Activity. Of 417 recent awards, 307 go to DoDEA (74% of award count), which accounts for $102.1 million of the $119 million combined potential value across all awards. The Department of Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center anchors most remaining dollar value at $11.9 million (two large subscription contracts), while the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Indian Education sustains steady volume with 47 awards valued at $2 million combined. Defense Health Agency, Justice Management Division, and the Army Corps of Engineers round out the active customer set. This concentration reflects McGraw Hill's established role as the primary curriculum and instructional-materials supplier to DoDEA's global network of schools serving military-connected families, with supplemental work serving Native American boarding schools and federal medical training facilities.

McGraw Hill holds five named Indefinite Delivery Contracts, anchored by a $43.8 million single-award IDC with DoDEA for K-5 mathematics and strategic intervention resources (July 2023–July 2033), which alone carries 224 task orders valued at $3.9 million in combined potential. Additional DoDEA vehicles include a $3.3 million single-award IDC for Advanced Placement humanities curriculum (April 2024–April 2029) with 15 task orders, a $157 thousand single-award IDC for AP Biology and AP Chemistry digital resources (July 2025–June 2030), and an older $228 thousand general student instructional resources IDC. A fifth single-award IDC with Defense Health Agency ($240 thousand, October 2025–March 2030) provides ACGME-compliant e-learning platform access covering five graduate medical education specialties. Across these vehicles, task orders typically range from $500 to over $1 million, with the largest single delivery order reaching $8.5 million for core mathematics resources. Representative contract work includes a $4.4 million sole-source purchase order from the Department of Veterans Affairs for a clinical healthcare point-of-care access suite (September 2025–September 2030), a $137 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from the Bureau of Indian Education for language arts curriculum at Cheyenne Eagle Butte School (May 2026–June 2027), a $58.5 thousand purchase order from the Navy Bureau of Naval Personnel for an Access Engineering library subscription supporting the U.S. Naval Academy (August 2024–August 2028), and a $241 thousand purchase order from the Army Corps of Engineers for McGraw-Hill Reference Library materials (April 2025–April 2030).

Recent activity has remained stable, with 23 awards in 2022, 27 in 2023, 17 in 2024, and 26 in 2025, indicating sustained engagement across the prime portfolio. Eight awards (combined potential value $470 thousand) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and therefore present recompete exposure. Service Contract Inventory data is sparse—only three SCI records covering FY2022–FY2024 with $1 million reported in FY2023 invoiced amount across zero tracked FTEs, reflecting SCI's exclusion of goods-dominant contract revenue (McGraw Hill's portfolio is predominantly books and curriculum materials rather than labor-intensive services). The company competes openly across all contract types, with no set-aside designations characterizing the portfolio; this full-and-open posture reflects McGraw Hill's commercial market strength in educational publishing rather than reliance on preferential procurement mechanisms. No subcontractor relationships or sub-award activity appear in the source material; McGraw Hill operates as a prime-only vendor delivering its own published and digital content directly to federal customers.