Morehouse College Inc.

Morehouse College Inc. is a private, historically Black liberal arts college located in Atlanta, Georgia, known for its mission of educating and developing African American men. Registered in SAM.gov as a corporate entity with tax-exempt status, the institution provides educational services, research capabilities, and specialized training programs to various federal agencies. As a Historically Black College and University (HBCU), Morehouse College offers a range of academic and research services across multiple disciplines, with a strong focus on STEM education, minority student development, and innovative research initiatives that address national needs in fields such as computer science, public health, and technology.

Through federal contract awards, Morehouse College Inc. has primarily provided educational services to defense-related agencies, particularly the Bureau of Naval Personnel and Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps. These contracts, typically structured as delivery orders, have focused on tuition and fee support for Naval ROTC midshipmen, with award values ranging from approximately $251,846 to $461,155. The contracts are consistently designated with no specific set-aside classification and involve educational service agreements that support naval training programs. Additionally, the college has engaged in limited contract work such as event space rental for government conferences, demonstrating its flexibility in supporting federal agency needs beyond traditional educational services.

Morehouse College Inc.'s federal grant awards represent a comprehensive portfolio of research and educational development initiatives across multiple scientific and social domains. The National Science Foundation has been a prominent funding agency, supporting projects in computer science education, data science curriculum development, and research on increasing diversity in STEM fields. Other significant grant programs include the Department of Education's initiatives for teacher preparation, postsecondary education improvement, and STEM workforce development. The college has received grants addressing critical national priorities such as environmental justice, public health training, and innovative research in quantum information science. Grant amounts vary widely, from $100,000 planning grants to substantial awards exceeding $1.6 million, with collaborative partners including institutions like Georgia Tech, Duke University, and other Historically Black Colleges and Universities. These grants consistently demonstrate Morehouse's commitment to advancing educational opportunities, conducting cutting-edge research, and supporting underrepresented communities in higher education and scientific research.